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Alex Hutchinson @BangBangClick · Oct 22 Streamers worried about getting their content pulled because they used music they didn't pay for should be more worried by the fact that they're streaming games they didn't pay for as well. It's all gone as soon as publishers decide to enforce it. 5K 27 5.3K 7.8K Alex Hutchinson @BangBangClick · Oct 22 000 The real truth is the streamers should be paying the developers and publishers of the games they stream. They should be buying a license like any real business and paying for the content they use. 17.6K 2I 18.2K 5.1K @Jack_Septic_Eye · 18h Jacksepticeye I find this thinking extremely ironic considering you have fanart of me, a streamer, as your banner from when I played Savage Planet 000 MAGPIE @rare_magpie · Feb 4 野蛮惑星 JOURNEY TO THE SAVAGE OANGT マグイ、 481 2I 3.3K 45.3K Jacksepticeye @Jack_Septic_Eye · 17h 00 You've even cropped out their watermark in the banner and haven't given them credit for it anywhere. Very hypocritical 436 27 1.3K 33.2K

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Alex Hutchinson Uses Jacksepticeye Fanart As His Banner


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Matthew Garrett @mjg59 My best Stadia story was us trying to work out why a developer's machine kept getting flagged for malware. Turns out they were porting something to Stadia and the DRM didn't work under Linux. The publisher refused to give them a DRM-free copy and told them to warez one instead. 2:54 p. m. . 29 sept. 2022. Twitter Web App 236 Retweets 3 Tweets citados 1.198 Me gusta 27 Phil Dennis-Jordan @pmjordan - 29 sept. En respuesta a @mjg59 Based on my time in gamedev, I assume "refused" means "could no longer get the project to build." 1 27 1 Ye Olde Stuff @Ye_Olde_Stuff - 29 sept. DX En respuesta a @pmjordan y @mjg59 I concur, when I was at Activision, at some point Sledgehammer refused to fix newly found bugs in the base game because they were afraid that changing anything would simply bork it 1 27 1 ♡ 60 Parsia @CryptoGangsta - 29 sept. En respuesta a @Ye_Olde_Stuff @pmjordan y @mjg59 My "expertise" in Static Analysis happened because I stopped trying to build games and mostly looked at source code for security issues. 27 ♡ 8 27 1 Chris Fowler @ChrisFowlerMN - 29 sept. En respuesta a @mjg59 I'm having trouble comprehending this. You said the DRM didn't work in Linux, which implies a DRM-free version of the game would run in Linux? So there is already a Linux version of the game, which they are porting to Stadia? 18 Matthew Garrett @mjg59 29 sept. En respuesta a @ChrisFowlerMN They needed an existing build to test the native port against 27 Chris Fowler @ChrisFowlerMN 29 sept. En respuesta a @ChrisFowlerMN y @mjg59 Wouldn't the developer be given the source code for the Linux version of the game to make the porting as simple as possible? And so why don't they just build a DRM-free Linux build from source? O 1 27 27 ↑ ↑ Chris Fowler @ChrisFowlerMN - 29 sept. En respuesta a @mjg59 Ahh, right, WINE. Gotcha. 27 4 ↑ ↑ Matthew Garrett @mjg59 29 sept. En respuesta a @mjg59 y @ChrisFowlerMN (The game ran fine under Wine, other than the DRM, but Stadia didn't use Wine) 9 1
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