geekwithsoul

Technically, Epic won, but functionally it didn’t change much. And what they won didn’t help anyone else or the inherent structural issues https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epic_Games_v._Google

The best thing about Tim Sweeney is that he consistently has the most wrong take on any issue. He’s like the Lou Gehrig of being an idiot.

I’ve already got it, but Dishonored is $1.99 USD, and definitely worth it for ten times that amount even after all these years.

Sorry, it’s “Slushland” now

Serious answer: having been subjected to this by my pulmonologist annually for years, they do multiple runs (often including runs after a rescue inhaler is administered), and it’s about precisely comparing the results - so no, they don’t trust people to pinch their own noses 🙂

While Google and Meta provide water usage data for individual facilities, Amazon did not disclose site-specific information.

More than a little skeptical of Amazon’s data, as without facility by facility numbers, it’s impossible to get any sort of sanity check on how accurate their numbers are.

Only politicians can be that arrogant.

Have you never heard C-suite and/or millionaires talk? They all sound like that - that’s what unearned power sounds like.

When you say you have it cite its sources, do you actually read the source? Because I’ve noticed models continually cite sources that don’t support what it’s saying.

And it most definitely cannot think/reason/ideate - full stop.

Saints Row IV - I liked aspects of the earlier games, but I actually really enjoyed the meta silliness of IV. I accept that I don’t have a lot of company in having this opinion 🙂

EDIT: I guess I was wrong! I swear every time I’ve seen SRIV mentioned, I’ve seen tons of hate directed at it. Glad to see there are a bunch of us! Dozens even 😄

Ha! Didn’t expect a thread on corporate snooping on SSD activity would end up with a link to RobWords 😄

They’re using the “thorn” letter from Old English. A silly affectation but just substitute “th” for the symbol they used.

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I was referring (mostly jokingly) to his spending 90% of his time debugging. But you do you.

“I used to spend 10% of my time writing code then 90% debugging it”

Skill issue

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