Problem solving is basically patent. After all what is stopping a megacorp from using the same solution but in such a way that doesn’t copy the exact work? Software for example, with current IP law, clean room reverse engineering is completely legal.
Think of how Tribute of Panem and Divergent almost have the exact same story beats but are still separate IP. IP protects singular works, like authors and their books, artists and their work.
Sure, a lot of retro games, especially from the SNES: Super Metroid, LoZ AlttP, the Mario All Stas Collection.
But also like GBA games like Pokémon RomHacks or Mario vs Donkey Kong.
But I also really enjoy playing some Portmaster games. I actually spent most of my time now playing Shovel Knight lol. But I also have fun that Sonic fan games are easily installed. I played a bit the Sonic fan game Sonic Robo Blast 2
I have some great fun playing Pokémon RomHacks like Unbound or GS Chronicles.
Otherwise I started playing the original Mega Man Battle Network titles for the GBA.
I have an RG353V and I freaking love this thing.
The past few years I barely played games at all. It’s only when I got my little device that I noticed how much I liked playing anywhere: On my couch, on my seat, in my bed or during travel.
It really reignited my love of games.
The manufacturer is chinese, so that’s why most offers are from chinese resellers.
I think it would be the best advice to buy directly from their online store
If we randomly assume they were halfway down (no idea on where they actually were but as a blind guess 50% is a good starting point)
The wreck was found 500m away from the wreck of the Titanic, the Titan descends in a curve and not straight downwards, gives pretty good indication that they were near the depth of the ocean floor. Combine that with the fact that they descended faster than anticipated and that they lost communication right around the time they were supposed to reach the lowet point, I think they were close to the ocean floor.
But cautiously saying half is probably better.
The “microsoft rival”, as it is called in the headline, is alfaview, a company that offers GDPR compliant video conferencing software.
And they complain that Teams gets bundled with Office by default which givea this an advantage over other (their) product.