The harder they push their official app, the more sketched out by it I am.

Microsoft continuing the tradition of alternating good and bad releases of the OS.

Reminder that according to DeSantis's general counsel in a courtroom, when asked to define "woke" said

the belief there are systemic injustices in American society and the need to address them.

Which doesn't sound like such a bad thing

https://www.fox13news.com/news/what-does-woke-mean-gov-desantis-officials-answer-during-andrew-warren-trial

Depending on your definition of AAA and older

• Red Dead 2
• Persona 5
• Remnant
• Witcher 3 (runs okay)
• Ori
• Knights of the Old Republic (sometimes the audio gets messed up when pausing)
• Half-life 2

Are you asking specifically for older AAA, or is that more a description for good games that have good battery life on the Deck?

It's weird, I liked a lot of the things they did mechanically: I liked that they filled a lot of "negative possibility space" where if I saw a boulder on top of the hill and decide to push it just for fun, the game acknowledges it. The freedom of traversal was also interesting.

But I really disliked how they did lots of mini-dungeons instead of some really in-depth ones. I was very disappointed in the first Legendary Creature what whatever they're called, and kinda switched off after that.

There aren't clear rules by design

https://beehaw.org/post/107014

The issue as I see it with modern social media is the way in which rules are enforced. There are many good reasons to itemize specific behavior which is not allowed, but the downside is that extremely specific rules are easy to maneuver around. We’ve all experienced someone who’s a real jerk on the internet but manages to never get banned because they never explicitly violate any rules. I’m not sexist, they’ll claim, but happen to post a lot of articles calling into question modern feminism or criticize the wage gap.

While not exactly what you're talking about, I was thinking about it a bit ago and I think Vampire Survivor might actually be a good example of "game breaking" as a mechanic. You can get a good synergy of items that create a feedback loop, and use items on the map to get above the item limit and it feels like the fun you get from breaking a game. But, interestingly, it's balanced around that, and when the enemies suddenly jump in strength you don't feel so powerful anymore.

Reminds me a lot of Google Glass, which was a failure, and it was considered too unnerving while being much less intrusive.

If it does flop, I'd be curious if they're not concerned about it hurting their brand then they lost money. I don't follow apple very closely, but I don't remember the last really failed product

It's kinda wild to me that the department doesn't really seem to be denying the policy or the claims made, their response just kinda talked around the issue.

To me, definitely a good thing, being a mouthpiece for Trump, and it seems like he was making all sorts of bad decisions.

That said, I can understand a bit why. I'm certainly guilty of having paid attention to the news much more during Trump's presidency just out of concern for all the unexpected things that were happening. I'd assume (but haven't checked) that news numbers are down across the board since the country got a bit more stable.

The power aspect is a lot bigger of a factor than I would have thought. I had an old computer I was going to use as a server for Foundry that I could keep up all the time, but when I measured its wattage and did the math, it would cost me $20 a month to keep on. A pi costs like $2 to keep running, so it paid for itself pretty quick

Interesting, mine is 60+ characters and was fine. Might be a 64 limit

I love that you can go full Limitless and make potions that make you make better potions that make you make better potions... until you can make a potion that maxes everything

I haven't actually used ChatGPT, but I've used the "new bing" AI. With that, whenever it states something as fact, it fixes a citation to a website where it pulled it, so you can verify things. Does ChatGPT do that as well?

Thank you! I wasn't a fan of having the NFL teams scattered across different instances, hopefully it congregates there well

As far as I've been admitted to tell, he hasn't, so it'll be interesting how much he adapts to it out whether he designs the offense as traditional pocket passing with lethal scrambles.

Their website also makes a (surprisingly common) mistake of sending you the entire article and trusting your browser to shorten it. If you turn off JavaScript, or disable it for that website, you can see the whole article.

Looking at the Wikipedia and googling around a little bit, it seems that these are "new" with respect to the vehicles, but it is an old design. It seems(maybe?) that China was licensing the manufacture of them from Russia, so it's slightly ironic they're being sold back, but I don't know how common that is.

More power to Jerboa, but I think the progressive web app works just great, and of course already has the preview feature.

I think that might be how it works. At the very least, if you're able to comment/vote from a @fanaticus.social on !news.beehaw.org then you're definitely federated