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I throw to you before I throw it all away!

Yep. One of the least sourcy Source games.

There was a ton of combat helicopter use in Vietnam, which led to a heap of pilots willing to do crazy stuff.

One group has made it their focus to attack that 2% whenever possible. If that isn’t opposed, they just get to hurt people for no reason.

Content Aware Fill only started incorporating genai about a year ago. With that option on, it’s much more effective at large-scale removal than before, but the use is pretty similar.

Correlates loosely. From a product standpoint, the Falcon’s hotdog is awful because they want it to be crazy cheap so they will win this comparison every year. Bears is probably the best because they use Vienna.

No idea why Buffalo is so high, but Vegas and the two LA teams are just because the city is expensive.

Actual served quality will vary quite a bit. A lot of basic concessions stands tend to be operated by volunteers fundraising for organizations. You’ll get a soccer team or a sorority operating a stand. Some will do great, some horrible. The other leagues have a lot less of that because more games means more events for people to work. It’s hard to fully staff a football stadium for eight nights a year with real employees.

This isn’t about scraping materials for training the underlying LLM or image gen models. This is about testing and training the agent frameworks that are given tasks to execute.

No particular order:

It’s kinda cheating, but the game Capsized is a decent XBLA-era side scrolling shooter-platformer with an excellent soundtrack. That’s because it uses the existing album Movements by Solar Fields.
Solar Fields actually scored a different game with an excellent soundtrack: Mirrors Edge

Uplink and Darwinia, Introversion Software’s first two games, have lovely soundtracks.

Nitronic Rush, a student game that got remade into the survival racing game Distance, has one of the greatest Christmas songs ever made on its soundtrack.

The original Lemmings and its expansions used quite good chiptune renditions of classical and classic pop songs. Each platform has a different soundtrack, but Amiga is probably the best.

PPPPPP, the soundtrack to VVVVVV is very crunchy chiptune. The last track is weird though.

Outer Wilds is simply amazing.

Psychonauts and Psychonauts 2 have great, varied soundtracks.

Remember the recent story about the asshole selling unpasteurized milk, getting people sick and refusing to recall? Pretty much the same deal. That was so fucking weird it made headlines. Who does that?! Availability heuristics.

Which time? That dude has done it multiple times. It’s funny seeing a government-issued recall notice that has a note saying the producer denies any involvement in the outbreak.

Epic Pinball was made by the founder of Digital Extremes. He and the team he built there did a ton of Unreal through UT2003. UT2004 was the end of the partnership, with Epic handling the new design work and Digital Extremes being relegated to art, UI, and a few maps.

Yep. I get a couple recall emails a day, often with a couple recalls in each of them. The only type of recall that seems more prevalent is ‘without benefit of inspection’ recalls, which is code for smuggled goods. That is usually cured fish and likely increased to dodge tarrifs. Otherwise, it’s very similar to how it’s always been.

My problem is that it’s killing the next generation. When used properly, AI is replacing junior work. In a decade, all the current seniors will be a decade older and burning out and there won’t be any new ones to take their places.

Censoring your username doesn’t work too well when you use the same one here.

Person asks what the craziest thing that happened at commenter high schools was. OP replies describing the origin of the protests currently happening in France without mentioning France, riots, or any kind of violence. They then received an account ban because that comment promotes violence.

Good to hear her stance hasn’t budged in the years since the Donkey Kong incident.

IIRC it can’t render on rpi, just run as a headless server.

That’s the easy way. You can force any pokemon to spawn with a combination of flying/teleporting away the frame a battle triggers and a mon with the right stats vs wild Ditto.

My sister 151’d Blue without trading by spawning starters, all the Red mons, etc.

Kitchens be like:

The D:OS games rely heavily on surface and cloud mechanics to add combat depth, especially for spellcasters. Fights get really messy by the end, which can be interesting or exhausting depending on who you ask. BG3 stripped most of that out in the conversion to D&D.

If you enjoy word puzzles and exploration, I’d highly recommend Lingo and/or Lingo 2. Either one is a good starting point. First is more open ended, second has a progression system that slowly expands the possibility space. The first game also has some excellent custom maps, such as Duolingo and Liduongo.

Why not just play the PC version?