This is the same garbage we condemn Windows for, though. It’s still not okay.

Split Fiction. It’s Split Fiction.

Stupid clickbait headlines.

To give the developers some credit, they have seen the issue.

There was an interview with IGN Brazil where the director of the series affirmed that they can no longer be platform-exclusive in the modern market.

I just really enjoyed this game. AAA gaming has mostly lost me these days, but Rebirth reminded me of what I used to love about video games in the first place. Glad more people can finally access it.

They voted for him because they know what kind of person he is. A scary proportion of American voters are explicit supporters of fascism.

A school in Chicago, at least.

While there is a federal department of education, public school systems are mostly beholden to state standards and policies. The outcome might have been quite different in a red state.

How does the acidity of the citrus not kill the yeast needed to ferment?

“Modern Era 1880-1950”
Look inside
Very outdated.

It can be, but I am thinking if Microsoft were to make every system tray icon display various colors, it wouldn’t be any more readable than the current monochrome icons. The advantage of the battery indicator alone having color is that you can notice it out of the corner of your eye and immediately interpret it without having to pick it out from among several other colorful icons.

Within reason, though. Color is also meaningless when it’s everywhere.

Well, not sure about Kaczynski. Man had a lot of opinions about leftists but he was above all else an anarchist who wanted to dismantle everything Trump stands for.

For context, Drag’s neopronoun is person-independent and is expected to be used in lieu of I/you/they.

Drag is also a troll though, so take that however you will.

Either that, or he’s worried about revealing knowledge he’s not supposed to have. North Korea heavily controls information that its citizens are allowed to have about places outside the country, because if people start to believe that life is better elsewhere, they’ll eventually revolt.

So if he admitted to knowing more about South Korea than he is supposed to, and then word of that admission got back to his superiors or other government officials, they’d realize that he and likely his family must have somehow come upon restricted knowledge and start punishing them to try to find a source, if one even exists.

That being said, just because other laptops are cheaper doesn’t make them better. I care about minimizing e-waste, so I prefer to buy durable devices that last. For that reason, I bought a Macbook 12 years ago that still works fine, while a friend of mine is on his 4th laptop in half that time.

It’s an illustration of the Sam Vimes “Boots Theory”. Not saying that buying overpriced Apple hardware is the way to go, but just that it’s important to look at more than whatever’s cheaper, since a lot of laptops that look like they have good hardware for the price are not meant to last more than a couple years.

Star Trek says that we shouldn’t expect World War 3 until 2026, so we’ve got 1 more year to live to the fullest before then.

The DMPC character who just walked off into the horizon in a perfectly straight line when his job was done is my favorite minor detail of the movie.

This should be the legal standard for any game with gatcha/loot box/battle pass microtransactions, in my opinion.

For a game to be authorized to implement random chance into its paid reward structure a la gambling, it should be required to obtain an upfront paid license, complete with a periodic regulatory spot check, and implement age restrictions that comply with local gambling laws.

This is amazing comedy, if it wasn’t so sad. I almost feel bad for the confidently incorrect infantilized LLM.

So does Meta’s AI.

I also tried Microsoft’s Copilot, and surprisingly it gave me an accurate answer about checkers even after I asked a few different ways:

They’re aristocatic.