No
I wish that was true. I just started rewriting my project from C# to GDScript today so it can run on 32 bit ARM android devices. Let's say I'm not a big fan of the language. Why the hell they decided to not implement…
Huh, it didn't struck me as such. But maybe because I read it partially over the course of the day. In any case the author DID make a lot of effort researching this and I can imagine it was not always pleasant hitting…
420 is a meme name for weed
As someone unfamiliar with that project I looked up About Us on the main site. There wasn't a section that would just explain what the project was about. I know this is more 'if you know you know' kind of hobby but it…
I'm 60% sure I see what you did there
Yep, I can imagine that. That got me wondering, if the software company was from US and not Germany, how different would be the amount.
>Importantly, this should also be seen as precedence for private piracy and that people with thousands of movies on their harddrives naturally aren't liable for the sum of their retail price. I don't think that holds.…
That seems like a reasonable verdict. I wonder if the software company tried to argue that there would be additional costs associated if the deal really took place. Support, upgrades, etc.
No
I wish that was true. I just started rewriting my project from C# to GDScript today so it can run on 32 bit ARM android devices. Let's say I'm not a big fan of the language. Why the hell they decided to not implement…
Huh, it didn't struck me as such. But maybe because I read it partially over the course of the day. In any case the author DID make a lot of effort researching this and I can imagine it was not always pleasant hitting…
420 is a meme name for weed
As someone unfamiliar with that project I looked up About Us on the main site. There wasn't a section that would just explain what the project was about. I know this is more 'if you know you know' kind of hobby but it…
I'm 60% sure I see what you did there
Yep, I can imagine that. That got me wondering, if the software company was from US and not Germany, how different would be the amount.
>Importantly, this should also be seen as precedence for private piracy and that people with thousands of movies on their harddrives naturally aren't liable for the sum of their retail price. I don't think that holds.…
That seems like a reasonable verdict. I wonder if the software company tried to argue that there would be additional costs associated if the deal really took place. Support, upgrades, etc.