Don't hit the site with agent. The section furtherst bottom machine readable.

Yes. In a sijmilar way: regular companies get Stripe at commodity pricing, games get xsolla, paysafe, tebex, and a massive compliance questionnaire, games are software (to you) but closer to porn or gambling on risk (to MoRs and processors).

People are less "likely" to charge back Steam because of their other games being frozen and Steam has volume to dilute chargebacks whereas you starting out may hit double digit dispute rates in one. Whether this is fair is an exercise best left to the reader ;.

- One chargeback for your 5$ game can consume you 55$ or more, handful and you permanently lose the ability to accept the payment anywhere including future businesses outside of games

- Amount of people that will take parents cards is eye watering

- The value of offline payment acceptance in the form of physical cards (kids do not possess standard payment rails but can acquire your game on steam in the cash)

- They don't take flat 30% for almost a decade now

- You don't often get to use Stripe or 2-3%. Your cost closer about 15% if you choose to process you own payments

Have any of your places used a service such as Saucelabs or Browserstack or rolled their own similar inhouse, or seen such as https://percy.io/how-it-works (random example; not affiliated or recommending this)?

I am hope I was not being too rude about it, not my intent, mostly surprising to me because a service like Browserstack is a decade and a half old already and the concept predates that.

I'm confused. We have done this at every place I have ever worked, it's very standard. Set timestamps, post-action, pre-action & on dozens to hundreds of combinations of OS and rendering engines. This includes pre LLM, using similarity and perceptual hashing, screenshot-ing single DOM elements during hover and off hover, both fuzzy and pixel perfect.

Everyone does this to match files as identical, be it sha, md5, or something else. I cannot imagine any other method such that it would first come to mind easily you would be doing to check if two files are the same.

I don't mean to offend but I quite literally mean everyone does this. Every software updater, game patcher, checking if two binary files are identical (pixel perfect/lossless in this case: BMP, PNG created by same encoder off same inputs would qualify, JPG would likely not), all of them do exactly this.

GPT-Analysis or a similarity and image chunk hashing would not be the first thing you turn to if what you wanted was exact identical pixel perfect. I am curious what your background is if this is the case.

- You are done

Why do you need "rnet" ?

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Why are they often so desperate to lie and non-consensually harass others with their vibing rather than be honest about it? Why do they think they are "helping" with hallucinated rubbish that can't even build?

I use LLMs. It is not difficult to: ethically disclose your use, double check all of your work, ensure things compile without errors, not lie to others, not ask it to generate ten paragraphs of rubbish when the answer is one sentence, and respect the project's guidelines. But for so many people this seems like an impossible task.

Not Mistral be french one ?

The last few I've seen on G2A were phished/stolen bizspark or similar accounts and bulk "reclaimed". I would imagine most keyshops are similar.

How deeply embedded the cultural is it that you are supposed to care about parents and caste?