I can’t tell you for sure, but Framework does have a business team and they seem to support automatic onboarding with Intune Autopilot too. One usecase that came into my mind is that when employees demand a new computer because theirs feel slow the tech can just drop in the board into a new chassis, reinstall the OS and the marketing guy is none the wiser. Plus, frameworks are cheaper in the long run.
Businesses that have to be complaint with industry standards are unfortunately stuck using Win or MacOS
For the $80 games I kinda get it, it’s cheaper to rent the service, finish it in less than a month and then cancel. With indie games though? Most of them are priced around the $10-$30 mark. Renting them is criminal, they’re not asking for a lot.
You must’ve stumbled on some bad sources I’m afraid.
Didn’t know this phenomenon had a name. That’s what I’m doing right now however. I want to have enough money to be unemployed for a year or two.
Gonna report the LGBTQ+ program heads Dick Hunter, Willie Stroker and Holden McGroyn.
Wish them luck on their search.
That game was dead on arrival for me, everything from gameplay to story was absolutely outdated and not interesting.
Valve is trying to use neural networks for their anti cheat. They want to move it entirely to server side and rely less on the client to make Linux gaming an industry standard.
Instead of spying on your PC to see if you’re using something you’re not supposed to, they want to examine your behavior instead and act based upon that. I think this is a good usecase.