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- Comment on Epic’s new games launcher is ‘vibe coded’ 1 week ago:
- Comment on too real 2 weeks ago:
Buy decent memory, and a cheaper SSD. Since the MoBo is backwards compatible you should be able to get a PCI-E 4.0 SSD that won’t cost as much as a 5.0, and when (if) prices finally come down you can upgrade to a better one. Since a DDR4 MoBo isn’t compatible with DDR5 RAM, you’re stuck with DDR4 until you upgrade the MoBo again.
- Comment on SEGA Exec Says AI Already in Use at Studio but Not for Creative Tasks 2 weeks ago:
Commit to no physical media, and everything AI generated, and call it the Sega Nightmarecast.
Do that on April Fools day, and then use the publicity to launch their actual new console.
- Comment on Comcast turns your Xfinity WiFi into a home motion detector 2 months ago:
One more reason I’m glad I bought my own modem and router
- Comment on Comcast turns your Xfinity WiFi into a home motion detector 2 months ago:
Can they do it with any router, or only the Xfinity branded devices?
- Comment on The Internet is Dying. We Can Still Stop It 11 months ago:
I kinda want it to die. Kinda feels like it’s made life worse 🤷♂️
- Comment on Many Game Pass games can now be launched through Battle.net, allowing them to be played on Steam Deck and Linux 1 year ago:
I use Lutris for a couple other things, so I’ll try that.
Thanks!
- Comment on Many Game Pass games can now be launched through Battle.net, allowing them to be played on Steam Deck and Linux 1 year ago:
How would one get the Battle.net launcher installed on Linux? I’ve tried with limited success.
- Comment on Kids Say They're Using Photos of Trump and Markiplier to Bypass 'Gorilla Tag' Age Verification 1 year ago:
Me: I wonder why he picked that date…I guess it just means he looks old
Me 5 seconds later: ahhhhh I get it
- Comment on Japan’s Olympic athletes will wear outfits designed to block infrared cameras 2 years ago:
Some devices have unintentionally demonstrated how the infrared sensing used in night vision goggles and thermal cameras can reveal the unseen, like the OnePlus 8 Pro’s “Photochrom” color filter that worked like X-ray vision on the thin shell of an Apple TV. When used on people, infrared photography can reveal the lines of a person’s body or the undergarments they’re wearing beneath a thin layer of clothing, such as those worn by athletes.