Tesseract.js works in the browser using webpack, esm, or plain script tags with a CDN and on the server with Node.js.

This is great, I didn’t know it was available client side for the browser. Thanks for sharing!

How much of this is actually true?

They were in favor of some shady bills in the recent past.

EuroOffice forked it, right? Let’s hope they publish it soonish.

I’ve bought Pray for the Gods when it launched the Kickstarter. The lack of polish put me off. The bar was too high. I enjoy the PS2 version more than PFTG… the script, the ambience, the score, performance, I like SOTC more than PFTG in every aspect except graphics.

A flop in relation to what they spent making it.

No, he means you can remove the paywall by modifying the code. This is app is both paid and fully FOSS. Please support him if you can. We need more apps and devs like this.

This is great, you got yourself a new customer!

Local-only and fully FOSS, I truly appreciate it!

I’ll subscribe as soon as I get on my rig!

I can’t help but think that this is the result of the CEO wanting to protect the company’s investment instead of actually caring.

I know there’s still good people in there, but as a whole, much of what they’ve done recently has earned my distrust.

So, $ 633 - $ 715 if they go by average markup margins (15-30%). But that’s a big IF. Seeing as this is a low volume product compared to giants like Apple or Dell for example, I would expect the possibility of even greater numbers. I am assuming Valve is underestimating the initial demand and does not plan to market the product outside of their current countries and is not planning to advertise the product heavily.

Great project. Thanks for sharing, and cool you chose to open source some / all of it. That said…

Paperweight, a local-first open-source desktop app

Are the paid features open source too? If so, then it’s really open source.

If the paid features are not open source, then the project does not grant the 4 freedoms the FSF requires to recognize the project as open source.

This is commonly known as open core (or open washing?).

I’m not giving advice on what you should do, I’m only pointing out a possible incoherence between what you say and what you made.

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Seriously, everytime I caved to hype and downloaded a demo or purchased a Sony published game… it was for nothing, just cool graphics, and I ended up refunding it. As a 42 year old, I’ve played those kind of games countless times, graphics alone won’t grab my attention enough to keep me playing.

That said, if they ever published the shadow of the colossus remake on Steam, I would buy that in a heartbeat just to collect it. I’ve finished it multiple times, but I want to be able to comfortably play it whenever I please, with the touch of a button, for the rest of my life.

They lost billions with Concord & Marathon plus there’s the Steam Machine launch that gives them a bad vibe, just let them finish sinking the ship.

I wonder how much of Valve’s downstream fork they can adopt, or if it’s worth it and they are willing and able.

Opinions don’t matter. Just check how updated they are. This impacts security and thus privacy.

Yeah, that’s where I got it. Haven’t played it though, same as with every game I got from them.

Imagine your Steam Machine on your living room TV: you exit to desktop and are met with plasma big screen. Sounds great!

I only hope we can switch back and forth between bigscreen and classic with just a toggle.

90’s teen simulator, as a millennial why would I want to play that? Sounds boring AF.

I have my eyes set on Crimson Desert, looks cool.

IIRC it’s world minus china