LoRa has been around for a while trying to break through with different devices, some of it does seem useful, but it's a tough sell to invest in something without knowing where the network will go. A carrier model or something else, maybe subsidies, is needed.
Agent Krasnov and whatever KGB names Elon and his father have been given would agree.
Who do you think you are, an oligarch?
People do seem to support this, and there are plenty of recent examples why it would be good. An amendment would not be bad.
STAR voting now!
Pretty sure this would be unconstitutional.
If the DNC doesn't like what David Hogg is doing, they should have real primaries and shouldn't be against term limits, the lack of which prevents younger people from learning how to succeed in politics.
The dev made money from at least the iOS, Android and Steam Greenlight versions. They also offered it for free.
https://www.giantbomb.com/articles/mcpixel-embraced-piracy-lived-to-tell-the-tale/1100-4366/
Curation and encouraging PC ports when the store was relatively new != exclusives.
Not really, they're the villain for doing exclusives. Steam never did exclusives, at least not with 3rd party devs.
Steam reduced their cut to 20% for the biggest publishers, let's see any of the others do that. They also allow other stores on the steam deck. They also allow steam keys and shouldn't demand MFN pricing.
Their cut is worth it to users for the same reasons as an iOS and Android user might say, except when it comes to switching platforms, your steam games can come with you to rival platforms and not just friendly ones.
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Even for that LoRa can basically only act as a bridge, unless LoRa radios start being built into phones instead of being separate devices.