trying to disentangle their systems from the cloud, and delete stuff from the cloud (they were hitting the free quotas, which was causing problems) without also deleting that content locally.
…and that’s Microsoft’s entire game. Get old people to pay more for higher tiers of storage because your mom doesn’t understand why she has no storage left for the family picnic photos.
There’s also Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory, and the community developed version
You could argue that concentrating wealth is racist - and this just buffs how much more that harm will be
Yea but it makes me feel uncomfortable /s
That is certainly a description…
On a routine debris collection run, Yuri Mihairokov finds a compass, the only keepsake of his deceased wife, and is rescued by Hachirota “Hachimaki” Hoshino. Pilot Fee Carmichael stops the terrorist plan by ramming the Toy Box into the satellite and knocking it off course, sacrificing the Toy Box in the process.
What terrorist plot? What does that have to do with the compass?
Seems like ocean supercomputers would be more viable…
Oh sure, throw a fit — just wait until you want to convert those units to kilojoules!
Who’s laughing now, tablespoons?!
On Steam Deck there is, dont believe that shows up on Desktop
Interesting that it seems to work so well, but not $450 interesting.
Right - like we’re all struggling, but at least we get sick days and at least some sex, sometimes.
For three years, she has taken no sick days, gone on no vacations, declined every wedding invitation, had no sex.
This just hits passed home - hope she gets what she needs out of this financially soon enough to stop — shit is not healthy at all.
Especially when you have to draw 24 due to stackies
The new version on the Steam Deck isn’t available - the old version of course is, but you might as well use Bazzite.
I dont think Valve would bother trying to convert people to Linux - regardless of where people’s OSes are, they are the gaming store. Plus, Valve really doesn’t think developers should develop Linux native ports, so I dont think they’re really push people to use Linux - just use whatever you want and play shit with Proton if needed.
They’re going/are replacing workers - the problem is they’re going to make someone else do more work and check/fix the output.
In the end, there won’t be any cost savings (or frankly, even any “productivity”) - just another tool companies pay for because every other company uses it.
So why does anyone expect the Switch 2 not to have the same exact restrictions?
They’ve had that same power for the Switch 1 though
If you torture the data long enough, hey look at how low I got my p-value.
I do hope they focus a bit on the UI going forward - we’ve noticed a lot of silly little bugs while either using the Steam Deck controls or a controller.
A little hard to close a window without focus when using a controller…
“Why dont you just have AI do that?”
And everyone knows uncertainty is wonderful for the market and economy.
Its not like Microsoft advertises this - they explicitly obfuscate and make things opt out