There were far simpler caseless mechanisms devised. But the G11 fired caseless ammo, rotated it 90 degrees and more importantly had a burst mode where the barrel and magazine recoiled together continually throughout the 3 round burst, only returning to battery after the 3rd round was fired. That latter one added a lot of complexity.
I guess mobility isn’t as much of a priority when you’re defending a relatively small island
Someone is about to have rats let loose in their restaurant
Do you want Zergs? Because this is how you get Zergs.
The same is true for the door panels of a 70’s car
Can you explain how a car accident lead to this?
One is them is angry, the other is furherious
Here you go: https://reports.exodus-privacy.eu.org/en/
Warning: This will open your eyes and make you want to dump all your major apps for FOSS alternatives.
Here are the trackers contained in Yelp’s app according to Exodus:
That’s a lot. They make money off of people having their app running on their phone. That’s why they push their app.
It was exactly the reason I was thinking
I’m talking about the 2005 game.
The 2005 game. I had paid full price for the game and enjoyed it for a while. Then they released the expansion pack BF2:SF. The players who owned that expansion pack had access to more powerful weapons which they could use online against players who didn’t have that pack. Essentially turning a paid game into a “pay to win” format. I since then haven’t given EA a penny.
I’ve stopped buying EA games when they turned Battlefield 2 into a pay-to-win game back in the mid-2000’s. But I remember distinctly how bad EA was with those stupid unskippable splash screens. My guess is that they’ve never improved, from what I can see. What’s the point of those anyway, other than annoy your players and make them hate your company?
What was it, not even two months ago when they said they “listened” to us and that they wouldn’t go forward with Recall? And we all said they would still roll it in later when the dust had settled? Yup, we were right.
Is this implying that they are being sent to war in their personal vehicles?
Never had that issue
That’s extremely uncharacteristic. Are they trying to prepare for an antitrust probe?
I used to be annoyed by this. I’m running GrapheneOS so I denied Google Photos access to the network but it didn’t stop it from asking every few times I started the app. Sometimes it even ignored my response and tried to connect to the network anyway.
I just uninstalled it and installed Fossify Gallery instead from F-droid. Haven’t looked back since.
They’ll just do it anyway quietly later on
DJ Hung