I was always slightly disappointed by the lack of difficulty in Portal 2's puzzles. Half the game is just looking for distance patches of white paint to jump to.

I do enjoy The Part Where He Kills You however. Creative use of an achievement popup.

Oh well, I'm sure nobody will miss Michigan.

That honestly sounds more like fucked up screen calibration than anything. If the machines are old as fuck, they likely still need that. People forget how shitty touchscreen tech used to be.

Sorry, Saudi Arabia don't like sci-fi. Just football and hacking up journalists.

It's definitely not the first or only fuckery with maps either. India has them display Kashmir as part of India, while other regions show it as disputed. If a nation is important enough to Google, they'll do whatever you want to keep that ad money rolling in.

Netflix does have a number of priors in that department. Their "documentaries" are pretty much always awful.

The danger of AI isn't it going rogue, hacking and taking over things. It's people forgetting how to think and just blindly obeying it.

We have entered the Lloyd Bridges in Hot Shots! stage...

Cloudflare is the largest MITM hiding in plain sight.

4, 56, 66, 115, 155, 156, 230, 237.

That's amazing! I have the same combination on my luggage.

I think the trouble with art software is that Photoshop is the biggest over-complicated unwieldy piece of shit ever made, and everybody has to ape it because "it's what artists know".

Bring back Deluxe Paint.

They have.

1. Wait for excited CEOs to fire all their staff.

2. Crank up the prices.

That's what Gimpshop was.

Sounds like every instance is doing the preview generation. Maybe it could grab the preview data it needs on the original instance, and pass that around with the post...

4E:65:76:65:72:20:67:6F:6E:6E:61:20:67:69:76:
65:20:79:6F:75:20:75:70:20:4E:65:76:65:72:20:
67:6F:6E:6E:61:20:6C:65:74:20:79:6F:75:20:64:
6F:77:6E

is much more secure.

Always worth a read whenever I see these stories.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Association_of_German_National_Jews

Despite the extreme nationalism of Naumann and his colleagues, the Nazi regime did not accept the Association of German National Jews as a legitimate intermediary. Following the passage of the Nuremberg Laws, the VnJ was declared illegal and dissolved on 18 November 1935. Naumann was arrested by the Gestapo the same day, and imprisoned at the Columbia concentration camp. He was released after a few weeks, and died of cancer in May 1939. Most other members and their families were murdered in the Holocaust.

I hate when I see a video going "here is my go-to lazy meal for when I'm totally beat" and the first thing they do is start chopping an onion.

A lazy meal is a bag of beige crap from the freezer, dumped into an oven tray and left for 20 minutes on gas mark 8. If it's more effort than that, you can stick it.

Daddy Trump doesn't have shares in that one.

Fancy that!

There's a reason Elon bought Twitter, and it wasn't just so he could wave his dick through the world's biggest megaphone.

Bluesky will fall in line as well. You don't have platforms with hundreds of millions of users without big pockets, and if you've got big pockets it would seem the world is already working exactly the way you want it to.

I mean we never had communism in the UK, but we built solid reliable council housing from the 60s to the 80s.

Turns out if the government is going to be on the hook for a bad job, they tend to do it right. No point cheaping out on materials if you're going to be the one coming back to replace the roof in ten years time when it starts to leak.

That wouldn't be bad value if it actually included the games.