You would notice the lack of light. The night isn't pitch black xD
potustheplant
joined 2 years ago
The moon also doesn't emit it's own light. It would take longer for the moon to "disappear" than it would for the sun but it wouldn't be the whole night.
It's more like a remake rather than a "new take".
Also, I rarely use Firefox on my phone and my links are still all from websites I've visited.
*pseudo
Sudo is a linux command-line tool.
I did that. Brave is like 19th on the results list and there's no "forget the fox" in the app name.
Nobody is comparing them to Honey. There's also no need for there to be a single "bad guy". They also did not mention dropping Honey in the WAN show. They did it in a forum post.
They took Honey's money, promoted it, found out about part of the scam and then finally dropped them pretty quietly. They have a very large audience and, imo, that gives you the responsibility to not promote crappy products or services. You should let that audience inow if you mistakenly did do that. The only possible reason not to make a video about this is being afraid of scaring other sponsors.
Talking about other sponsors, they went from Honey to Karma which does pretty much the same thing. Both in functionality and scamming practices. So yeah, there's that too.
Sorry but are you thick or something? Even if they didn't have the resources to investigate how deep the rabbit hole went (and they do), they should've let other creators know using the same medium they used to promote it. Instead, they decided to cover their own asses.
Let's hope it stays that way.
This. And that's if it finds a coipon at all.
Which other currently released games require it? I haven't found any.
Hopefully this doesn't become a trend because it'd be pretty dumb and anti-consumer.
I live in the city and the moonlight is clearly noticeable so I guess it depends. I mean, a city can be considered as such with as little as 50k people so I guess that, statistically, the majority of people that live in a city would most certainly notice the lack of moonlight.