eremophila
@eremophila@lemmy.zip
- Comment on Microsoft’s Terrifying New Patent | LG-Style ACR for Games & Software 1 week ago:
I prefer solo play as well, but was under the impression that a lot of games still need an internet connection, just to be annoying.
I’m just using steam at the moment because they are bloody amazing for Linux, I have never tried heroic, or anything else on linux, aside from emulation which is a very logical thing to have set up these days.
I should be supporting gog, but they annoy me by being stupid every time I try.
- Comment on Microsoft’s Terrifying New Patent | LG-Style ACR for Games & Software 1 week ago:
Are the games downloaded from gog all able to be played offline?
- Comment on We Regret to Inform You Chipotle Is Now Working With Palantir 1 week ago:
No way, surely an infamously dodgy company such as chipotle would never do anything like this…
- Comment on Instagram boss says users will be ‘overwhelmed’ with brand content in algorithm-free world 2 weeks ago:
anyone who still uses instagram is likely to be overwhelmed just getting out of bed
- Comment on Dyson's New AI Toothbrush Conducts Video Surveillance on the Inside of Your Mouth 3 weeks ago:
Use it in your butt, they will teach them a lesson.
- Comment on Memory Prices Indefinitely High: SK Hynix Says Shortage Continues Through 2030 - PC Perspective 4 weeks ago:
by “cartel” I assume you mean the usa?
- Comment on Memory Prices Indefinitely High: SK Hynix Says Shortage Continues Through 2030 - PC Perspective 4 weeks ago:
CXMT
Gamers Nexus has mentioned them a few times on youtube.
I’m assuming the usa will label them as communist terrorist witches though, and it will not be available in the usa, and possibly also not available in some of their ally of evil nations.
I’m still not quite sure what happened with Deepcool in that respect though, since I bought a Gamerstorm psu a few weeks ago. Gamerstorm is Deepcool, they have mirrored products under both brands.
- Comment on Memory Prices Indefinitely High: SK Hynix Says Shortage Continues Through 2030 - PC Perspective 4 weeks ago:
There is no shortage, the ram is being hoarded by ai bros
- Comment on U.S. warns Siemens devices can be hacked amid fears Iran is breaching water plants 5 weeks ago:
the usa continuously invade other countries and bullshit about them too, they have been doing it for decades. why would anyone believe them about anything?
- Comment on 8 Year Study Reveals Screen Time Beneficial to Children 5 weeks ago:
*Study by 8 year old child reveals screen time beneficial to children
- Comment on 8 Year Study Reveals Screen Time Beneficial to Children 5 weeks ago:
more adults getting vasectomies would be beneficial
- Comment on LLMs and Humans are Cognitive Cousins – Sean Carroll podcast w/Dr. Chandra Sripada 1 month ago:
Don’t be daft
- Comment on Instagram Is Still Drowned in Creepy Smart Glasses Content 1 month ago:
they will be in mcdonalds sappy meals soon enough
- Comment on Instagram Is Still Drowned in Creepy Smart Glasses Content 1 month ago:
There was a recent story about a large retailer (Kmart) in Australia selling out of a cheaper brand (Anko) of pervert glasses
- Comment on Futuristic mosquito-zapping laser now available to buy, video shows device in action — tiny device shoots down bugs like a personal air defense system, but costs $1,000 1 month ago:
Futuristic dolphin-exploding nuclear missile now available to buy
“Take my money!”
- Comment on America’s largest newspaper chain, USA Today Co., partners with Palantir to analyze audience data as search traffic falls 1 month ago:
The trash usa asked for it with the Gulf of Mexico
- Comment on Do I understand the current evolution of AI correctly? 1 month ago:
They are currently working on ways to make us avoid smartphones altogether, no idea if that is deliberate or not though, since humanity is completely absurd.
- Comment on US cloud 'kill switch' is as dangerous as ransomware, European businesses fear 1 month ago:
Trusting the usa is obviously as silly as trusting any company that emulates US ‘morals’
If companies want privacy they need to consider taking a step back to on-site storage.
If customers want privacy, they might be shit out of luck.
- Comment on US cloud 'kill switch' is as dangerous as ransomware, European businesses fear 1 month ago:
ai company proton… this is more of a letter to the editor, or advert, than an article.
- Comment on Wikipedia Turned on its Volunteers. Now it’s Coming for its Workers. 1 month ago:
“This means that volunteers are working for big tech for free”
“volunteers”
- Comment on America’s largest newspaper chain, USA Today Co., partners with Palantir to analyze audience data as search traffic falls 1 month ago:
even the newspaper calls it the usa, not america. y’all are not a continent.
- Comment on Logitech to ship mice with replaceable batteries in Europe only, following Nintendo 1 month ago:
sarcasm and apathy are not friends.
- Comment on Logitech to ship mice with replaceable batteries in Europe only, following Nintendo 1 month ago:
You live in a supply side economy due to choice.
The people have the power, they just do not have the will.
- Comment on AI storage boom is keeping Seagate's hard drives spinning 1 month ago:
I have had 3 hdd’s fail… all of them Seagate.
- Comment on Microsoft responds to LG monitors installing McAfee ads on Windows 1 month ago:
The pop up is not the issue. The recent gamers nexus video about this is well worth watching.
LG believes it is your responsibility to tell anyone entering your premises, that your LG device will be spying on them.
- Comment on Logitech to ship mice with replaceable batteries in Europe only, following Nintendo 1 month ago:
Non-replaceable batteries are bad, but they are far form new, they have already been tried and are known to be deliberately anti-consumer, which is why the eu is doing something about it. Every single person does not need to buy ewaste for something to be known as ewaste.
Consumer tech would have progressed a great deal more if consumers had standards. At the moment it has just gone from bigger number better, to put ai in the name. Tech is meant to be better than that, sustainability is a massive part of long term viability due to finite resources.
- Comment on Logitech to ship mice with replaceable batteries in Europe only, following Nintendo 1 month ago:
I guess that would depend on how often you used the torch, for me rechargeable batteries last for years in them.
My headphones have a cord, because logic (for my use case anyway). I have no idea how long batteries tend to last in cordless ones.
So with the mouse, what you are saying is that you could use it while it was plugged in with a cord?
- Comment on Logitech to ship mice with replaceable batteries in Europe only, following Nintendo 1 month ago:
I’m not sure of the advantage, docking the device instead of putting the batteries in a recharger? The batteries do not need to be charged that often anyway, and that would increase the cost of every device, as opposed to just buying one charger that should last for a very, very long time.
Putting batteries in a charger isn’t difficult.
- Comment on Logitech to ship mice with replaceable batteries in Europe only, following Nintendo 1 month ago:
There are things much more important than your preferences
If it was all just about my preferences, we would all be using corded… better, simpler, less waste.
- Comment on Logitech to ship mice with replaceable batteries in Europe only, following Nintendo 1 month ago:
Why do you believe good options don’t exist?
Demand creates supply
Apathetic consumers get trash