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- Comment on 3 days ago:
Yeah installed it a few days ago, super easy. It comes with a Linux/steam deck install guide.
- Comment on So much... 6 days ago:
I kept reading stairs but yeah both I guess
- Comment on Which year was the most stacked for game releases? 1 week ago:
Ditto this, 2007 was a fucking crazy year. All that next gen hit at once, people still taking risks on unique ideas. Nowadays you only see that kind of stuff from the indie scene, though they’ve been doing a great job with it IMO.
- Comment on People who live in southern hemisphere countries: do your mall Santas dress for freezing cold weather? 1 week ago:
Australia, yes we have regular Santa’s for the most part. Occasionally you’ll get Santa in shorts or whatever, but generally it’ll be the regular outfit. Santa coincidentally only shows up for a few minutes sometimes, then is called away on urgent business.
- Comment on Study concludes cybersecurity training doesn’t work 1 week ago:
I mean in that case it was running everything through a filter when accessing said links. Fair enough, but makes the training we did to verify links mildly pointless, and I don’t believe it was that good at filtering out phishing links either.
- Comment on What's your favorite case of a game making fun of you? 1 week ago:
In Disco Elysium the game straight up called me out for apologising so much. It hit me so hard I stopped apologising as much irl. 10/10 game would be ashamed again.
- Comment on Study concludes cybersecurity training doesn’t work 1 week ago:
Fond memories to my last company, where every email had its links obscured in the email client, so you couldn’t even tell where they led before you clicked on them.
- Comment on Happy American import day 2 weeks ago:
See I can tell you aren’t Australian because you didn’t say cunt once. But I respect the effort.
- Comment on Nearly 90% of Windows Games now run on Linux, latest data shows — as Windows 10 dies, gaming on Linux is more viable than ever 2 weeks ago:
Fair, good luck with it. Just had to figure out that a drive from a windows install was causing huge permissions issues and any game installed on it wasn’t executing. Sometimes the problems can be really obtuse.
- Comment on Nearly 90% of Windows Games now run on Linux, latest data shows — as Windows 10 dies, gaming on Linux is more viable than ever 2 weeks ago:
You know about protondb already? Gives a good list of potential fixes if you come across issues, it’s been a godsend on the rare occasions something doesn’t work first try
- Comment on It is only half greentext, though amusing 5 weeks ago:
Oh for sure, but as someone on the other end of things, it’s mildly exhausting to keep managing social interactions, especially if I’m already tapped out. It’s not always unwelcome, but I’m very happy doing my work just chilling as well.
- Comment on this level is amazing 1 month ago:
Great set piece, mildly irritating execution
- Comment on Does it feel like the PS5's library is *severely* lacking compared to the PS4's around the same time in its lifecycle? 1 month ago:
I feel like given the amount of work required to make the kind of games that triple a represents, and the amount of money in and out, every game becomes a mess of different ideas and motivations with no unifying force. Every game must be everything to justify the price tag, but there’s no unifying passion or vision behind it. Of course the more you stuff in there, the more you can market it as well.
- Comment on How do I keep a 9 year old from constantly licking erasers and putting them in his mouth 1 month ago:
Chewing ice as well, supposedly it is motivated by iron deficiency.
- Comment on Does it feel like the PS5's library is *severely* lacking compared to the PS4's around the same time in its lifecycle? 1 month ago:
I would be surprised honestly. Technology has stalled pretty hard, tariffs and hardware is not in a great spot, PS5 still looks great and honestly there’s not going to be much to sell a customer base. I could see them doing it, but it might be wiser to kick it down the road for a few years until things get a bit better, like they did with the PS3 and 360.
- Comment on Anon knows suffering 1 month ago:
Hot take, but the pursuit of happiness is a sisyphian task. Humans can get used to any amount of wealth and plenty, it just becomes the new norm. You always need more and more, to the point it debauchery.
- Comment on Does it feel like the PS5's library is *severely* lacking compared to the PS4's around the same time in its lifecycle? 1 month ago:
Yeah, exclusivity is dead, and games take half a decade to make these days.
- Comment on Verified Steam game steals streamer's cancer treatment donations 1 month ago:
I would expect they do, you can never expect anything to be flawless where cyber security is concerned unfortunately.
- Comment on 1 month ago:
Clair was much more of a vibes based hiring and management process. Crazy how letting creatives do their thing results in interesting content people want to experience.
- Comment on Anon doesn't fit in 1 month ago:
This reads like a young man who hasn’t learned how to do things for his own enjoyment yet.
- Comment on Use this science wisely. 2 months ago:
Ditto, I figured it was one of those dance step guides.
- Comment on InfernoPlus - I ported Morrowind to Elden Ring 2 months ago:
Evil is a point of view, Anakin. The modders and the developers are identical in almost every aspect.
- Comment on Little Pea Shooters 2 months ago:
It’s alright, we send someone out every few years to give it a bit of a wind up, like a grandfather clock.
- Comment on Who is the enemy? 2 months ago:
I too have configured a wsus server, that was about the experience I had.
- Comment on Who is the enemy? 2 months ago:
Oh that’s the burning vitriol for all things of the infernal depths yes
- Comment on Who is the enemy? 2 months ago:
IT people hate computers
- Comment on [[TheGamer]] Sekiro: No Defeat Is Possibly Being Made With Generative AI 2 months ago:
Couldn’t even spring for a higher frame rate the cheap bastards.
- Comment on AI Eroded Doctors' Ability to Spot Cancer Within Months in Study 2 months ago:
Well you need to work on your communication skills as much as you do on your tone then.
You clearly are more focused on being argumentative and obtuse rather than engaging the argument that skills need to be developed, before you assign all the work to a machine that automates the process, but errors can and will occur.
Enjoy spending all your life entering every discussion predisposed to anger and argument, I’ve got better things to do with my time.
- Comment on AI Eroded Doctors' Ability to Spot Cancer Within Months in Study 2 months ago:
It’s an analogy. It’s referring to the original comment where people don’t have the skills to recognise how or why something doesn’t work. The core problem is without that fundamental understanding of what you’re trying to do, you don’t know why something doesn’t work.
- Comment on AI Eroded Doctors' Ability to Spot Cancer Within Months in Study 2 months ago:
If your use a calculator, and it gives you back a number that can’t possibly be right, you know there’s an error somewhere along the line.
If you’ve never done multiplication before, you won’t have that innate sense of what looks right or wrong.