Denylists itself make sense... Centralized ones absolutely not
Azzu
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You're purposely ignoring the obvious differences between GOG and steam to fit what you believe. Have fun with that
How do you use a Steam game after its license was revoked?
How do you disprove that this "GOG content" are offline installer files that, as long as you keep them backed up, work indefinitely even if GOG revokes your license to download them again?
At least it has been sometime since the US invaded a neighbor for territorial expansion...
It is indeed possible for a person/entity to do a good thing and a bad thing. Who would've guessed, it's actually incredibly likely. I'm sure Luigi was no angel and can be criticized about many things, though he likely didn't have the power to perform systematic human rights transgressions.
From what you played I only played Witcher myself, and recently watched a video on, dunno maybe that can make you understand why people watch gaming videos, it's essentially about what would happen if you play the game out of order: https://youtu.be/aA0KgaW513g
I have mostly been playing Baldurs Gate 3 and Beyond All Reason
I'm pretty sure most torrent applications have a "set location" button on the torrents, which automatically moves the torrent to the location you choose.
I know that qbittorrent also allows you to rename files and folders within the torrent.
The only thing that I have not seen possible is to change the directory structure within a torrent - i.e. move files one directory level up to "flatten" it. If a file is within three nested folders, then it is always like that, but you are able to change both the file and folder names, just have to do it from within the torrent client so that it can pick that change up.
But what you can always do is use filesystem links instead of moving the actual files around, keeping the actual torrent files in some invisible data directory and only "operating" on the links. Works more or less well depending on your OS :D
You're not boring xD different stuff is just for different people. Also you're just not looking for it or know any good YouTubers.
I also read/watch actual series, but really you probably gotta admit that a tv show or series is probably not that much different than watching a well produced YouTube video of a game, just the content appeals to a different audience.
What games have you recently played?
Yeah but also stuff like, someone made a video about beating a highscore playing Planet Coaster building literally only a swimming pool. I would've probably never gotten the idea, it's not incredibly interesting to play, but it's fun to see someone do it once.
Usually people watch when they can't play, I watch on the phone on the toilet, when I eat food, in the bed to relax after I've been playing already for hours. It's cool to see how other people play games you play.
Practical difference is all that matters in most instances. If a law cannot be enforced, it is irrelevant.