Here’s a great video of a guy in Germany repairing his 110 year old bandsaw. In the previous video he rebuilds it and finds that one of the bearings has exploded, so now he takes a shot at pouring a replacement babbitt bearing. He might not be an expert at this, and he might not be doing it the “correct” way, but it’s…

pretty sure this is disallowed by the USB standard for safety reasons associated with power delivery

pretty sure this is disallowed by the USB standard for safety reasons associated with power delivery

I have to give them credit for at least *trying* to do something about cheating for once, because doing nothing is naive, lazy, and unacceptable in 2016.

I’m sure you have some evidence that this was because of Denuvo and not a bug in the PC port, right?

“This is because it and many other games are using a hardcore new form of DRM.”

The article you linked mentions that this is technically not DRM:

“a form of security called Denuvo, which its creator’s stress is an “anti-tamper” measure, and not a form of Digital Rights Management, or DRM”

Ryckert is too high on the list, Patrick.

I wanted to become a licensed bounty hunter for a goof, but in my state you need to either be a former law enforcement officer or work for a licensed bounty hunter agency for a few years first.

If only I had my own backwoods savant to teach me the ways of manhunting...