Squizzy
@Squizzy@lemmy.world
- Comment on The end of Windows 10 is approaching, so it's time to consider Linux and LibreOffice 2 days ago:
What is the highest spec pc I am likely to find for sale when people realise it cant go to windows 11?
- Comment on YSK: Non-violent protests are 2x likely to succeed and no non-violent movement that has involved more than 3.5% of the country population has ever failed 4 days ago:
I dont support it but I understand it. All the achievements of the baddies at the moment is being carried out aggressively if not violently.
Its hard to see that and just march.
- Comment on PS5’s Wolverine game finally just made an appearance after several years of silence, and it’s not dead after all 5 days ago:
Widely anticipated AAA game from studio with three back to back to back successes within the same brand…no one thought it was dead. We saw the leaks.
- Comment on 'No gay, no pay': The RuneScape community is absolutely mauling Jagex's new CEO over his decision to cancel new Pride Month events 5 days ago:
Its a tradeoff, we know they only do things for the bottom line but having pridr celebrations did reinforce exactly what the pride movement wanted to push. My work isnt that bad tbh they have a committee that runs talks and discussions on equity and exclusion and the likes. The committee likely doesnt cost much, but they get to champion it and the people in that community feel welcomed and it does help breakdown barriers.
- Comment on Nintendo Switch 2 Hacked in 48 Hours — But Here’s Why It’s Just the Beginning 1 week ago:
From very cursory glances, it seems there isnt much preventing dumping switch 2 games and it is a short timeframe to figuring out.
- Comment on Nintendo Switch 2 Hacked in 48 Hours — But Here’s Why It’s Just the Beginning 1 week ago:
Cant wait for Mario Kart world rom, only way I’ll play it
- Comment on YouTube relaxes moderation rules to allow more controversial content. Videos are allowed if "freedom of expression value may outweigh harm risk" 1 week ago:
I’m not sure of what you mean at the end there.
I see youtube content. I do not pay for it and they are likely unhappy that I get to use it as they get zero benefit from it.
- Comment on YouTube relaxes moderation rules to allow more controversial content. Videos are allowed if "freedom of expression value may outweigh harm risk" 1 week ago:
And still block curse words and specific terms. Fuck this place
- Comment on Switch 2 Breaks Records By Selling Over 3.5 Million Units In Four Days 1 week ago:
Its probably the case that these are separate groups.
These prices are not pulled out of asses, they calculate the maximum they can charge while keeping or increasing their market share/profitbaility. It sucks the games are going up but people are entitled to begrudgingly take part because they enjoy the product.
- Comment on Android 16 is here 1 week ago:
I have hated Samsung for so long too though, they are just mini google. I want Android spun off
- Comment on Android 16 is here 1 week ago:
I have considered it, I used to be an.amdroid fanboy but I detest the privacy invasion concerns and AI.
That said iphones look shit not and are too locked down. Considering linux
- Comment on Android 16 is here 1 week ago:
Its all soo boring now. The two major changes I got literally yesterday was to lock out pages in te app drawer and only have a scroll and to separate quick actions and notifications…both of which were new features years ago
- Comment on Scientists discover that feeding AI models 10% 4chan trash actually makes them better behaved 1 week ago:
It is truly a bizzare world, I went there first to be edgy as an early teen and seeing boobs is fun, then I saw a dude live post his murder of a woman he liked while everyone called her names.
It makes a great case for moderation if not banning the internet.
- Comment on UK vehicle regulator David Ward says cars sold in Europe are so much safer than in the U.S. 1 week ago:
My friend had a plant hire company that used a 2007 ford Mondeo to pull the excavators. America is simple for trucks
- Comment on UK vehicle regulator David Ward says cars sold in Europe are so much safer than in the U.S. 1 week ago:
I have a new car and the pop ups arw infuriating. New Terms and Conditions, new update available and my least favourite the unskippable randomly timed confirmation request that I will follow the rules of the road…this one makes me angry and interupts my driving.
- Comment on The Arc Browser Is Dead 1 week ago:
There is a windows and mobile tab on their website
- Comment on What's going on with Borderlands 2? Steam is giving it for free, but the game has 23% positive recent reviews. 1 week ago:
New to linux…are flatpaks like sandboxed?
- Comment on 007 First Light - Announcement Trailer | PS5 Games 1 week ago:
Aye splinter cell is out of the market nowadays, and the success of Hitman is what got the 007 brand to get IOI to do this.
I would probbaly enjoy cyberpunk but I dont really like fps.
- Comment on 007 First Light - Announcement Trailer | PS5 Games 2 weeks ago:
…because the people who make bond want one and it has a lot of name recognition. Are there many spy games doing well on a mass market level?
- Comment on Samsung teams up with Glance to use your face in AI-generated lock screen ads 2 weeks ago:
They used to push their own apps way too hard, and had a terrible UI. But it is a lot better these days. As is evident in this article they are still pieces of shit.
- Comment on UK to build 12 nuclear submarines in preparation for potential war with Russia 2 weeks ago:
Absolutely, I have never liked the US presence in Europe but it did fill a need that Europe wasn’t. Unfortuneately for the US though it filled a need for them too and becoming less focused, more aggressive and divisive will create space for closer ties between the EU and most likely China, but definitely other economic trading blocks.
- Comment on UK to build 12 nuclear submarines in preparation for potential war with Russia 2 weeks ago:
Agreed, even though it goes against his own plans for China. The US will become less relevant, and one would hope the reaction to the markets would be to end the loyalism.
- Comment on UK to build 12 nuclear submarines in preparation for potential war with Russia 2 weeks ago:
The negotiations outlook is because the US capitulated to Russia, not because it is based in reality. They have already emptied villages, hospitals, schools and prisons to feed the frontline and have gained about 20% of a neighbouring landmass with wherein they had strong network of subterfuge for years previous. They do not have the capability to wage a war with the UK right now, unfortunately the UK dont have the capabikity to defend very well either.
Ukraine was handicapped by poor allies and is now handicapped by a handicap in the US. They are struggling no doubt, war isnt nice but so too are Russia. I personally think if the US election had gone in a different direction, to someone with a spine, the war would be ending and Russia in collapse.
- Comment on UK to build 12 nuclear submarines in preparation for potential war with Russia 2 weeks ago:
He’ll come anyway, best not be roll overs when that day comes.
- Comment on Google quietly released an app that lets you download and run AI models locally 2 weeks ago:
So it doesnt require internet access at all? I would only use these on a disconnected part of my network.
- Comment on James Bond Game From Hitman Dev Has a New Title, 007 First Light, Official Reveal This Week 2 weeks ago:
Expand out the detective element, eavesdropping, tailing, building evidence. There are seeds to some of this in Hitmam but it would make sense in 007.
- Comment on Companies are using Ribbon AI, an AI interviewer to screen candidates. 2 weeks ago:
Thanks man, feel like the only one sometimes.
- Comment on Community Notes vanishes from X feeds, raising 'serious questions' amid ongoing EU probe 2 weeks ago:
Your argument is built upon the position that it would be impossible to guarantee the veracity when it just is not the case. Make them publishers or whatever is required to have it be a legal requirement, have them ban people who share false information.
If print media, through its decline, is being held legally responsible why cant the richest organisations on the planet be held to the same, or preferrably a higher, satandard?
- Comment on A UK government trial with 20K+ civil servants using Microsoft's Copilot AI for three months found a 26 minute average daily time saving, or two weeks per year 2 weeks ago:
Having non vital people om meetings brings them into the fold, they are not immediately neccessary but its a skills thing. I was dropped strsight into all meetings day one of a new job and it is a great help.
- Comment on A UK government trial with 20K+ civil servants using Microsoft's Copilot AI for three months found a 26 minute average daily time saving, or two weeks per year 2 weeks ago:
Out of being monitored.