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- Comment on Epic's Tim Sweeney believes AI notices on Steam are a "political statement" for the "hate mob" 2 weeks ago:
Hmm, but multi billion dollar companies all seem to be owned by clowns? I'd say it's a requirement if anything.
- Comment on Epic's Tim Sweeney believes AI notices on Steam are a "political statement" for the "hate mob" 2 weeks ago:
We used to pay clowns for entertainment, now we get it for free.
- Comment on Framework expands funding support for CachyOS Linux 3 weeks ago:
Have they stopped supporting omarchy and hyprland though?
- Comment on RimWorld switches engine from Unity to the devs' own, faster Waylith Engine, all apparently without breaking mods somehow 4 weeks ago:
What a fantastic indie story RimWorld continues to be!
- Comment on These are the kind of reactions I get when I recommend Anubis to deal with bots at work, what alternatives are there? 4 weeks ago:
It's a harmless way to try and get some money from corporations for unbranded versions. A swastike would not be so harmless. What a batshit crazy analogy attempt.
- Comment on These are the kind of reactions I get when I recommend Anubis to deal with bots at work, what alternatives are there? 4 weeks ago:
This is because you are mature, you came up with the mature response.
- Comment on These are the kind of reactions I get when I recommend Anubis to deal with bots at work, what alternatives are there? 4 weeks ago:
Wow youre so alpha
- Comment on "They often don’t make it in the door": Wardogs studio Bulkhead check for "anti-crunch messaging" on prospective hires' social media, CEO says 1 month ago:
It is very jank. But people are blind to all that these days.
Beyond all the technical woes... It's just a tower camping simulator. Teams huddle on towers, build mortars, get sniped at. The big battlefield is a facade, 80% of the map is used as a respawn timer, area you have to cover to get back to the action. There's no front, so you are constantly shot in the back. Once the streamers are bored it will die, it's already bleeding players.
- Comment on "They often don’t make it in the door": Wardogs studio Bulkhead check for "anti-crunch messaging" on prospective hires' social media, CEO says 1 month ago:
It's UE5 slop, nothing special about it except for the marketing campaign. It will be irrelevant sooner rather than later.
- Comment on Star Wars: Zero Company devs left without pay, report claims, with "most" staff furloughed prior to launch 2 months ago:
Buying this game is even worse than before! What a morally bankrupt purchase this would be.
- Comment on Rockstar finally break silence on "heartbreaking" GTA 6 leak, say it's "unfortunate that the intended game experience may now be impacted by some spoilers" 2 months ago:
Its not a hostage situation, its an attention seeking situation. Any real leaker just dumps the game instantly.
- Comment on Rockstar finally break silence on "heartbreaking" GTA 6 leak, say it's "unfortunate that the intended game experience may now be impacted by some spoilers" 2 months ago:
If the leaker had a build, they would have released it by now to deal this damage.
- Comment on Switzerland’s solar railway has been a success. What happens next? 4 months ago:
The challenges are what makes them impractical. The company has investment it needs to repay, so it obviously wants to tell you it's not a big deal. It's much more cost efficient and solar efficient to install them on roofs of homes and building, create shelters from them, or simply just make a field of them. Things like "solar railways" should be a last resort, after we have already covered the obvious solutions.
- Comment on Switzerland’s solar railway has been a success. What happens next? 4 months ago:
You know what makes more sense? Putting them on homes.
- Comment on Plex’s crackdown on free remote streaming access starts this week - Ars Technica 11 months ago:
Isn't that the point of major version upgrades? To make breaking changes?
- Comment on Valve confirm the Steam Machine will be priced like a PC with similar specs, rather than a console 11 months ago:
Steam Deck proved that Linux can now be a success in the hands of the general public. This is basically a more powerful one you plug into your TV.
While it is a custom PC, like the Deck, its also a curated experience, like the Deck.
The evidence is already there, I would understand you if this was their first product back, but it isnt.
- Comment on Valve confirm the Steam Machine will be priced like a PC with similar specs, rather than a console 11 months ago:
The first time it was largely due to lack of game support and confusion as they were 3rd party devices.
This time pretty much every game will run through Proton, Linux for desktop has matured a lot, SteamOS is much better and Valve are selling it 1st party. It will sell a lot, even if it is priced as a PC... I mean at the end of the day it is a PC, a custom SFF one, which are usually very expensive. This will good value for what it is, you just can't compare it to a console.