Much as I want to agree with you, the whole point of those authenticators is that only you have physical access to it. The moment it’s put onto the cloud or any internet-accessible account, it just becomes another target.

Ah yes. The classic Cascading Failure. A thing that goes catastrophically wrong, causally linked to an endless chain of other Things That Go Catastrophically Wrong that all set off Even More Things That Go Catastrophically Wrong. Like a circular row of dominos, except each domino is an open oil drum filled with…

Maybe the seller suddenly remembered that Sony can track them down easily these days since they’ve prolly put something on the dev kit to keep tabs on who they issued them to.  Unlike I’m guessing how it was before with the older consoles?

The people who already bought the game, and have had it changed because of snowflakes can’t “take their money elsewhere”. So unless Steam begins to refund people for a game they bought four years ago, you are the one who should shut up.

Interestingly, the manji/swastika wasn’t always a taboo in the US. It was commonly, prior to 1935, used in advertising and other places as what it is; a symbol of good luck.

It is. It’s just teaching something different than what you imagine: namely that symbols are fluid and what might be normal or appropriate in one context may not carry the same significance in other contexts.

Dude, this is a major symbol of my religion. Fuck the Nazis, and fuck people for having no sense of nuance. This is no different than censoring religious symbols in Islam or Christianity, or even the letters “BLM”. Buddhists just happen to be too chill to argue about it.

“The symbol dates back centuries and has auspicious connotations”

The problem is how they go about censoring it. As the last picture shows, it is on the back (and sleeves) of their gang jackets. Any scenes where the gang is all together turns into a mess of lens flares, zoom ins, and still shots to make sure no manji are seen. This wasn’t too noticeable until episode 4, which was an…

Always sucks when they do this. It’s so regularly used on the other side of the globe. Wouldn’t it be better to teach people about it than continue to censor it out and perpetuate the ignorance?

Who is going to do the educating? Many American schools can’t even be trusted to teach their own nation’s history properly - they’re never going to handle Asian religious iconography.

Should educate people about it instead of removing it. Make it so people connect it to Buddhism first, and Hinduism, and more?(don’t know how many use it) before they get to nazis.

This could have been a teachable moment. 

If their operating costs exceed 10k/day, then they’re doing something very wrong.

Mate, Switch games may run ok from a MicroSD, but PC games? I doubt it. Why don’t you test this on your PC first? This is the reason why I think Valve should reconsider the base model to have a 128gb fast SSD and just ad up to 50$ to the price. A lot of very popular games today get close to 100gb, and being unable to…

I don’t see how this is that different than creating a Playstation, Nintendo, or Xbox account. Admittedly, I barely remember the set up process of those consoles, but I at least remember it coming up when I first started up these machines. The Facebook/Oculus is an issue because beforehand Oculus seemed to promise…

Steam has needed a Steam account for 20 years to play games on Steam.. no idea what you even mean?

Needing a Steam account for it is just like needing a Facebook account for Oculus.