killeronthecorner
@killeronthecorner@lemmy.world
- Comment on Good times were had 3 days ago:
Introducing people to the alternate controller layout was like unlocking part of their brain they didn’t know was there.
- Comment on Tesla confirms it has given up on its Cybertruck range extender to achieve promised range 6 days ago:
Ah I misread this
It started refunding deposits for the $16,000 extra battery pack.
You are correct.
- Comment on Tesla confirms it has given up on its Cybertruck range extender to achieve promised range 6 days ago:
“Thanks for all the $16k loans at 0% shmucks. We’ve kept the interest we made while rates have been up and now you can have it back while they’re dropping. Of course, your money is now worth less than it was when you gave it to us during high inflation. Suck it losers. Love, T E S L A”
- Comment on U.S. seeks breakup of Google's ad-tech products after judge finds illegal monopoly 1 week ago:
Once upon a time they were the “good ads”. They had an unobtrusive but instantly recognisable ad-format that was reasonably tolerable and text-only. It was once they started showing sponsored search results that it became apparent they were willing to be subversive to get clicks.
Their whole image was built around user trust and the moment they had everyone hooked they 180ed.
- Comment on Literal interpretation 2 weeks ago:
Lol I really shoulda looked it up first
- Comment on Literal interpretation 2 weeks ago:
Probably-crones-disease homies, represent
- Comment on Report: Apple CEO “cares about nothing else” Than Building Breakout AR Glasses Before Meta 2 weeks ago:
You don’t have to strap the internet to someone’s face to distort their reality with it, as demonstrated by… Well, gestures broadly
- Comment on Wii Homebrew Community "Built On Lies And Copyright Infringement" 2 weeks ago:
Looks like someone decompiled it and compared it to RTEMS code.
What I don’t get is that RTEMs appears to be dual licensed, with one being under BSD… So they would just need to attribute somewhere and then they would be fully compliant.
Maybe the bigger picture is more complicated than that though.
- Comment on Google won't bring new Nest Thermostats to Europe 2 weeks ago:
I built a thermostat with a Wemos D1 mini and a relay module about 10 years ago.
Still use it today integrated with home assistant and can turn the heat on and off while away from home. It’s been reused across three boilers, no parts replaced.
It was a really fun project and I had virtually no experience with Arduino when starting out. Would recommend it to anyone.
- Comment on Oblivion remake is... really making it apparent how outdated Bethesda is in its approach to making games 2 weeks ago:
As a long time Bethesda game fan I agree with you on almost everything you’ve said about Bethesda… But the remaster is a terrible example of your points.
The remaster does exactly what it says on the tin and they’ve been very upfront about how it was made and why it was made in the launch video.
It’s hard to criticise them for cashing in on nostalgia when they’ve shown time and time again with Skyrim re-releases that do a fraction of what the Oblivion remaster does still selling like hot cakes.
Nostalgia is at the core of their business model. That’s why they march Skyrim’s corpse out every two years like clockwork; that’s why they picked Fallout for a new franchise after ES; that’s, frankly, likely why Starfield sucks so much.
- Comment on You can only use one for the rest of your life, which you choosing? 2 weeks ago:
Is 51 not a self tapper? Limited experience but it’s got that helter skelter look to it
- Comment on Sitting on the toilet 2 weeks ago:
Hilarious question to ask at dinner parties with the right kind of crowd. It’s incredible watching people find out that their spouse stands.
Also, standers: represent!
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
The comment I replied to said “at work”, not “while working”
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
Sure people have breaks, lunches … It’s not unusual to read news or social media during these times.
- Comment on Meta axes VR game developers amid $4.97 billion Reality Labs loss 2 weeks ago:
Is this the end of the metaverse?
I mean, it was DOA so I guess my question is more: is this Zuckerberg acknowledging that the metaverse is dead, finally?
- Comment on Day 282 of posting a Daily Screenshot from the games l've been playing 2 weeks ago:
There’s a reveal trailer and a launch trailer for Clair Obscura that give very different perspectives on the plot, well worth watching both.
Obligatory: thanks for all the daily posts!
- Comment on What's the point in getting married? 2 weeks ago:
Posted!
- Comment on Day 282 of posting a Daily Screenshot from the games l've been playing 2 weeks ago:
Any plans to play Oblivion or Clair Obscura?
- Comment on Mark Zuckerberg Says Social Media Is Over 2 weeks ago:
An opinion from the guy who thinks the metaverse is a viable product? Yeah I’ll pass
- Comment on What's the point in getting married? 2 weeks ago:
Is there a Lemmy hall of fame yet?
- Comment on Robert Jenrick rules out Tory pact with Reform UK 2 weeks ago:
- Comment on Robert Jenrick vows to 'bring coalition together' to end Tory-Reform fight 3 weeks ago:
He couldn’t bring a pair of curtains together.
Time to grow your hair again Robby, the far right cosplay isn’t working for you.
- Comment on Next pope suggestion 3 weeks ago:
It’d also prevent Timothy Chalamet from getting the role. I see you OP.
- Comment on Give them some privacy 3 weeks ago:
They used to run a lot of these types of ads in Viz magazine back in the day. Good times.
- Comment on TV Show Idea 3 weeks ago:
I suppose technically one of them is S-tier and the other is A-tier
- Comment on TV Show Idea 3 weeks ago:
What if two of them end up doinking? Are they now disqualified for being gay or should they be considered S-tier players?
- Comment on ChatGPT spends 'tens of millions of dollars' on people saying 'please' and 'thank you', but Sam Altman says it's worth it 3 weeks ago:
Hi, I have a degree in computer science and work with AI every day.
Feelings aren’t a good way to measure things scientifically, they are right about that.
But saying that words can just be filtered is easier said than done. You’re back at needing to do a lot of processing to identify and purge these words. This is still going to cost a lot of money and potentially lead to less meaningful inputs. Now you also have to maintain the software that does the word identification, keep it well tested, maintain monitoring and analytics for it, and so on.
So, in short, everyone here is wrong and I’m considering packing it all in and buying a small potato farm with no internet connection.
- Comment on Tesla (TSLA) has to replace computer in ~4 million cars or compensate their owners 4 weeks ago:
Gesundheit
- Comment on Tesla (TSLA) has to replace computer in ~4 million cars or compensate their owners 4 weeks ago:
Can’t tell you, that’s Level 6 classified. Sorry bud.
- Comment on My imaginary children aren’t using your streaming service – Terence Eden’s Blog 4 weeks ago:
Don’t need yet, and that’s my whole point.
Netflix’s approach is: “we know you probably don’t want this shit, but if you ever do it’s behind this big button on page 1”.
That’s helping you avoid kids content, not hindering you.