Spotifyd is a Spotify daemon, not an user application. It makes perfect sense to run as a service. Though personally I would run it as a user service instead of a system service.

Fair enough, but if it was at work or something you can at least say, ‘eh at least I still get paid’ Here you have no recourse options.

edit: Having read the translation now. It seems the students do have a choice in which software suite they use. So I guess they did have a recourse. So in the end it was their own responsibility. I guess it was a good lesson then.

It sounds insane to me they would use a suite where they have no control over its state… Can’t they at least block the updates? Just imagine you’re a student and your success depends on the incompetence of others

So a fairphone? Though it doesn’t provide wireless charging I think.

Ah yes, the Sony ‘security’. Too bad then. I still remember the rootkits they installed with music cd’s. I’ve yet to buy anything Sony since then… Guess I’ll continue doing that.

Thanks for the clarification.

So I might be out of the loop. But I was curious to buy this game. So I wonder, what is the actual ‘official’ reason/benefit of linking to PSN? And would this introduce another launcher on PC? That would be a no go then as a launcher is usually the first thing that fucks up on proton/remote play. Although I assume there already is a launcher…

You can easily request a free domain through services like duckdns.org. Might not be the prettiest domain name, but for these purposes it’s fine.