ms_lane
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- Comment on China’s ‘artificial sun’ breaks nuclear fusion limit thought to be impossible 3 days ago:
Do what we did during the space race and pump cash into innovation, science, and research.
Oh they are. For AI. Instead of scrambling to Fusion, they’re putting the money into generating nudes of celebrities.
- Comment on Drink some water. NOW!!! 4 days ago:
(which is drinking water, so drink up Ms Freeman, drink up and smell fantastic)
- Comment on Drink some water. NOW!!! 4 days ago:
You are 80% water
They are 80% water, therefore they are you.
- Comment on Ubisoft Closes Canadian Studio After It Unionizes 5 days ago:
That’s well natured but naive.
Richer ‘working class’ already do shit on the poorer classes, they already punch down with ferocity.
- Comment on Ubisoft Closes Canadian Studio After It Unionizes 5 days ago:
please be nice to the rich ‘working class’ They’re ‘just like you’!
They don’t live week by week, they have thousands to tens of thousands of dollars of disposable income per month.
No, I’m not going to treat them the same as my fellow lower classes.
- Comment on Ubisoft Closes Canadian Studio After It Unionizes 5 days ago:
Boom Boom!
- Comment on AI-Induced RAM Crunch Could Push Next PlayStation and Xbox Past 2028 1 week ago:
I don’t think PS5 and XSX versions will be affected at all.
But since us on PC have to wait for that release AND the double dip on the PS6/New Xbox - we’re going to waiting until 2030 and beyond now.
- Comment on We own the hardware, but not the experience anymore — Big Tech keeps building smarter, more connected devices, but the user experience feels more intrusive, more confusing, and less human 2 weeks ago:
Forced ‘innovation’ see-
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Windows 8/10/11
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Gnome 3
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- Comment on After GOTY pull, Clair Obscur devs draw line in sand: 'Everything will be made by humans by us' 2 weeks ago:
UE6 doesn’t exist, it’s ‘UE for Fortnite’ now.
- Comment on Vince Zampella, video game developer behind 'Call of Duty' franchise, killed in mountain road crash 3 weeks ago:
F
- Comment on Steam Replay is live and notes only 14% "of playtime spent by all Steam users" was for 2025 releases 3 weeks ago:
Glad I got a 9070XT just before everything went bust. I’ll be sticking with DDR4 for a few years though.
- Comment on What happened if the 5th attempt failed? 3 weeks ago:
Also add
S109=0to force k56flex, since it’s (like 3kbps) faster than v.90 - Comment on It just keeps getting worse - Firefox to "evolve into a modern AI browser" 3 weeks ago:
he browser is just the biggest attack vector on my system and I really-
Want to add another software 8 suites worth of vulnerabilities to that…
- Comment on It just keeps getting worse - Firefox to "evolve into a modern AI browser" 3 weeks ago:
Over to Waterfox then.
I don’t care if there is a way to ‘disable it’ (there won’t be) - if it’s there, it not on my PC.
- Comment on New Tomb Raider Games Recast Lara Croft With A Gaming Veteran 4 weeks ago:
This is one of the areas AI could be used to make things better, but instead we get slop.ssssssssss
- Comment on Fancy 4 weeks ago:
Mortal Engines.
- Comment on Which SBC for TV streaming? 5 weeks ago:
Raspi4?
$94 from PiAustralia, or $144 with a case, psu, cables, etc from RS. (both 4GB version, 2GB stock hasn’t been reliable since Covid)
Plays h.264/265 at 60fps fine, does 10bit too both via hardware accel, can play 1080p vp9 but it’s CPU decode only, can’t handle AV1.
2x minihdmi, USB-C for power (needs 5V 3A), 802.11ac and BT5, pcie ethernet.
Raspi5 is a lot more money and removed h264 hardware accel.
- Comment on Marathon Art Controversy Resolved As Artist Reaches Agreement With Bungie And Sony 5 weeks ago:
Sony doesn’t want a single player or even co-op sequel to an old Macintosh shooter though, they want live service money.
- Comment on car producers 1 month ago:
GM not so far behind.
- Comment on Saudi Arabia's investment fund reported to be limiting new investments as cash runs low 1 month ago:
Maybe they’ll finally sell of GlobalFoundries,
- Comment on Gaming Pet Peeves 1 month ago:
Not being able to jump in a first person game.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 month ago:
I can tell from the pixels and from seeing quite a few slops in my day.
- Comment on Valve Addresses Steam Machine Anti-Cheat Concerns, Says It's Working Towards Support 1 month ago:
Surprised they (Denuvo, etc - not Valve) don’t just hard require SELinux.
- Comment on 1 month ago:
Retail units couldn’t access most of the RSX in OtherOS for Sony reasons, Geohot fixing that was why they killed OtherOS.
Apparently the DOD units never had any lockouts on the GPU.
- Comment on tragic 1 month ago:
Hate it when someone new gets a hold of the lore and has to change it up.
I finally got the rules for Catholicism 6th Edition.
- Comment on 1 month ago:
A PS5 Pro is locked to the PlayStation store, I can’t install my Steam, GOG, Epic, etc games on it.
The games are all more expensive too and you have to rebuy them to get resolution upgrades with newer hardware.
- Comment on 1 month ago:
I don’t think it’d be that high, retail prices on similar hardware to the specs is ~USD$700, including a (crappy) case and a (decent) PSU.
I think Valve could get it to $649 without subsidy.
Just due to not having pay as much for the parts, they’d be getting the cpu+gpu directly from AMD as ‘semi-custom’ parts, so there is no Distributor, wholesaler or retailer profits to bundle in, the GPU is on the main board too, so no extra AIB profits to worry about on the GPU.
DRAM will be a ‘fun’ one due to price fluctuations though.
Really depends on how much profit they want to make.
- Comment on 1 month ago:
That’s a bit different IIRC, they purchased them directly from Sony and they didn’t have any of the OtherOS hardware lockouts like retail consoles did.
- Comment on tragic 1 month ago:
Childrens Limbo
- Comment on Alberto Mielgo defends the Marathon cinematic as "not AI," denies his team touched Bungie’s plagiarized material and calls the art theft incident a genuine mistake that was "blown out of proportion" 1 month ago:
I’m not sure how a company can actually proactively prevent this kind of thing.
By employing people themselves and paying a proper wage.
It’s not hard.