But, after age verification, they won’t be able to independently make the loot-box purchases that grant players access to the game’s collectable characters.

This sounds a bit misleading. “Grant players access” sounds like there was no access before purchase. As far as I know, there are no characters that require any purchases at all. I mean, wishes aka gacha pulls use 2 types of currency and both types you get either with real money or through gameplay (including dailies for example). I’ve got 4 four-star characters from gacha pulls without spending any real money on gacha pull currency so far at AR33.

I’ve never seen it on Windows before Windows Terminal, but the latter has been around for a few years at least. I wouldn’t doubt we can have this and much more with Linux shells.

Also it has smart suggestions system which I really like. Initially it was on by default iirc, but nowadays I think you have to turn it on yourself. What it does is basically after you did any command like “ssh [email protected]”, it will remember that and next time you start typing “ssh” it will automatically provide full command as autocompletion suggestion. It’s purely textual so it works with anything.

Thank you! I randomly clicked the last one and it turns out it’s the one with 200 primos! Lucky me! 😊

Those SimpleLogin addresses do really look sus. When you don’t use custom domain option, your address looks like autogenerated bot email or temporary disposable email. I guess it will take some time for world to catch up with concepts of email privacy and email aliases. This is the first time I see this thing, and I’m hyped to try it myself!

Signups in most platforms are quite hard. Straight up give your phone and do SMS verification, or at least give email and to register that email you will have to provide phone anyway. Captchas nowadays became so hard that even humans struggle with them and it often takes multiple attempts to get it right.

This is the most crazy read on subject in a while. Most articles just talk about hypothetical issues of tomorrow, while this one actually full of today’s problems and even costs of those issues in numbers and hours of pointless extra work. Had no idea it’s already this bad.