swelter_spark
@swelter_spark@reddthat.com
- Comment on Deus Ex Remastered, a "modernized" version of Ion Storm's classic cyberpunk RPG, releases early next year 6 days ago:
Looks good to me, but I think his pecs need to be shinier.
- Comment on In Neurocracy, it's up to you to solve a murder mystery through the internet's greatest resource, Wikipedia 2 weeks ago:
This sounds like fun.
- Comment on Former Indiana Jones And The Great Circle art director announces Solbrand, a very different kind of archaeology game 3 weeks ago:
This looks possibly cool.
- Comment on Dune: Awakening gets a free weekend for September 11, a first ever discount and early DLC release 3 weeks ago:
I loved it at first, and played it a lot, but it’s full of game-breaking bugs that still haven’t been fixed after several updates. And now they’re putting out DLC.
- Comment on Solar-powered Logitech keyboard appears on Amazon Mexico — MX Keys S look-alike promises up to 10 years of power 3 weeks ago:
Good to know. If I had Bluetooth and I still had rats, I could see a benefit to this for sure.
- Comment on Solar-powered Logitech keyboard appears on Amazon Mexico — MX Keys S look-alike promises up to 10 years of power 3 weeks ago:
I have a solar-powered phone battery, but it charges very slowly. I wonder if this would charge fast enough to keep up with the use.
- Comment on 5 weeks ago:
That sounds fair.
- Comment on US | Surveillance Company Flock Now Using AI to Report Us to Police if it Thinks Our Movement Patterns Are “Suspicious” 1 month ago:
Finally, I feel like my town’s obsession with keeping expenses low might be a good thing.
- Comment on I tried living entirely on IPv6 for a day, and here's what happened 1 month ago:
It helps in situations like you’re trying to use a p2p program and your ISP uses a NAT.
- Comment on Inside China’s plan for ‘621mph floating train’ that goes faster than a plane 2 months ago:
Interesting.
- Comment on AI-Enabled Trash Trucks Will Scan Your Trash To Scold You About Recycling 2 months ago:
Thankfully, I can’t imagine my town wanting to pay for this. They don’t even want to pay for parks or a library.
- Comment on [Opinion] Firefox is dead to me – and I'm not the only one who is fed up 3 months ago:
No reason why the forks can’t continue their own independent development. If they do disappear, I guess I’ll use a webkit-based browser, or maybe a Gemini browser that also does http.
- Comment on PSA: Widespread internet outage affects Spotify, Google, Discord, AWS, Cloudflare, more 3 months ago:
That’s what I thought.
- Comment on VacuumTube is the best way to watch YouTube on Steam Deck, SteamOS 3 months ago:
My first thought was how this compares to Freetube.
- Comment on Huawei’s foldable laptop is probably thinner than your phone. 4 months ago:
Very interesting. I’ve enjoyed having a foldable phone, although the screen is starting to crack at the center.
- Comment on Hey Randy, I'm not sure if saying that a "real fan" will figure out how to pay $80 for Borderlands 4 is a good look 4 months ago:
2 and the prequel were great, but I have no interest in the series after 3. The playable characters and skills weren’t really appealing, and the plot was so bad, I wish it hadn’t had one. If 4 looks amazing, maybe I’ll try it when it’s on sale.
- Comment on The first nonverbal patient to receive Elon Musk's Neuralink shares a video he edited and narrated using his brain chip 4 months ago:
Not worth the horrific suffering it’s caused, imo.
- Comment on Point-and-click urban thriller Kathy Rain 2: Soothsayer launches May 20 4 months ago:
The plot, characters, art style. I love stories where you’re solving a mystery, and having the main character be a person I could relate to made it more engaging. Then there’s that freaky red field at the end…
- Comment on Point-and-click urban thriller Kathy Rain 2: Soothsayer launches May 20 5 months ago:
Nice. I loved the first one.
- Comment on Consumers make their voices heard as Microsoft's huge venture flatlines in popularity 5 months ago:
Win 2k was my favorite. Ran well and gave the user total control over the system.
- Comment on Researchers unveil Aardvark, an AI weather prediction system that they say uses thousands of times less computing power and is much faster than current methods. 6 months ago:
Very interesting! I hope this will be able to run locally.