Black Hole Battle - Eat All instal the new version for mac

I'm not sure WoWS is doing that though - if you alt-tab / minimize WoWs, so there's nothing visible to render, CPU & GPU utilization drops significantly. Wow, I didn't know about that, but that is pretty cheesy especially from your so-called security software. So you BUY their software and then you are supposed to farm more money for THEM plus you get a gigantic power bill, your GPU wears out much quicker and they pretend to be the good people by giving you a 'share' of a few cent every blue moon. Norton Anti-Virus that ask you to mine crypto for them and they make it sound like it is a good idea and want to 'reward' you by giving you a share. They are a business with one, and only one goal in mind: make as much money as possible - WG is not your friend.Īm i? Look at e.g. They have proven so often that you can not trust them, so thinking only positive about them 'naah, they would never do this, they are good people' would be really naive. Even malware and viruses nowadays don't steal or delete your data anymore, they install crypto miners in the background on your machine.īe it true or not, i can not prove it, but a greedy and shady company as WG (do some google search about WGs tax tricks, history of money laundering, ripping off their users with crates and short lists and such, and so on and on) wouldn't surprise me if they did exactly this. More and more software, and games, implement this filthy behavior in their products. Also how absurdly much you have to mine for your tiny share that they only pay out if you reach a threshold, which realistically takes months of mining for OTHERS. How much you will pay in the end thanks to the power bill remains in the dark. Allegedly to reward content creators as a form of donation.

It also allows, and incentives, to enable 'Brave Rewards' to farm crypto. Or look at the free and open Brave Browser. OMG!!!! Just because you might be ParanoidĪm i? Look at e.g.

Black Hole Battle - Eat All instal the new version for mac