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- Comment on Ubisoft EULA demanding consumers destroy delisted games adds fuel to Stop Killing Games movement 8 hours ago:
I read it the same way you did. If you want to terminate the EULA, then they request you remove your copies of the game. In that snippet it says nothing about them arbitrary demand you delete all your copies.
- Comment on Excel having a stab at dates 4 days ago:
“What began as a conflict over the transfer of consciousness from flesh to machine…”
- Comment on The end of Stop Killing Games [Accursed Farms] 1 week ago:
It’s not because he did anything wrong in wow that people are upset/memeing about, it’s because he’s unable to say “I’m sorry, I could have done better” without including any buts or “the others also messed up”. It has just exposed him as an incredibly self obsessed person.
- Comment on Anon turns on raytracing 2 weeks ago:
Don’t forget the 10 shadow copies of my car/weapon following me around. It’s like someone really liked having a trailing mouse cursor and thought everything should have it
- Comment on YouTube "search results" 3 weeks ago:
I’m not gonna question it, and just be happy it works for now 😄
- Comment on YouTube "search results" 3 weeks ago:
That’s the point. You get all the videos, but with a lot less crud.
- Comment on DOOM: The Dark Ages Has Reportedly Sold Less Than 1 Million Copies 1 month ago:
Denuvo will revoke your licence to play a game if it thinks you’ve installed the game on computers with different hardware. Issue is it gets confused by changing the proton version that runs the game, thinking it’s a new install on a new computer, and so quickly bans you from playing the game.
- Comment on DOOM: The Dark Ages Has Reportedly Sold Less Than 1 Million Copies 1 month ago:
Or Linux 😄 I really liked Game Pass though. Played some great games in there I would either have completely missed or have had to wait years for them to be discounted.
- Comment on Forbidden Tech 1 month ago:
I will just regurgitate what I’ve heard. I think they are used in case power goes out and you have a generator. You need to disconnect from the power grid first, but it should then allow you to power tour house with the generator. It sounds more like a US thing.
- Comment on I like the man on his left reading the shirt 1 month ago:
In addition to what others have said, you can search for “thinn blue line” for more info on it. Basically meant to be on support of the kind of cops that killed George Floyed.
- Comment on NO TO AI 1 month ago:
You’re falling victim to comparing the most our brains to the current most advanced technology. People used to say the brain is like a clock, with their tiny individual gears all working together to produce a result. Then computer came along with all their wiring and gasp long term and short term memory, just like a brain! Now we’re at neural nets, surely that is what a brain is, it’s right in the name! But no, a neural net is inspired by our brains neurons, it is wrong to think our brains are anything like a neural net.
Besides, even if we go with our brains being just like an NN, a brain only fed brain rot, will only likely produce brain rot.
- Comment on NO TO AI 1 month ago:
Except AI models trained on generated data does regress it. They need human generated content to actually improve.
- Comment on If you're still on Lemmy... 2 months ago:
I agree. And luckily for Lemmy and all other FOSS projects the worst that can happen is a fork of the project is created with a potentially fractured community.
- Comment on If you're still on Lemmy... 2 months ago:
But that’s exactly what I said in the beginning. The worst that can happen is the original creators take the project in an undesired direction so a fork is created.
- Comment on If you're still on Lemmy... 2 months ago:
I guess the closest I know of is Maps.me and Organic Maps? Maps.me was open source, but got purchased and enshittified, so Organic Maps was forked from it. And now there is some drama with the Organic Maps shareholders/co-founders, so unless that is (or has it already been?) sorted out we’re likely to see another fork of it.
Please correct me if I’m wrong, but aren’t the main dev(s) members of lemmy.ml? So I can certainly see how differing political views could skew the development of the main branch of Lemmy.
- Comment on If you're still on Lemmy... 2 months ago:
The protocol itself could surely start its journey if enshittification? In which case different, possibly incompatible, branches would spawn fragmenting the Lemmy space. Still miles better than the whole thing burning to the ground. But with no shareholders looming around (yet) we can hope it won’t come to that.
- Comment on Do it 2 months ago:
Banana, Melon, Kiwi & Lemon in my ass 😐 Image
- Comment on Anon appreciates Chris Sawyer 3 months ago:
So the people behind the Agile Manifesto are far more experienced than some random dissatisfied dev. What I think most teams miss is that the only required meeting in the Agile manifesto is to regularly meet up to discuss what has worked and what hasn’t the past few weeks, aka retrospective. If there are meetings or processes that don’t work for a team and they don’t change it after the next retrospective, then they simply aren’t agile.
- Comment on Anon appreciates Chris Sawyer 3 months ago:
Are 1 hour (or anything close to it) really a thing that happens? No wonder people hate on scrum then. It’s called a stand up because no one wants to stand still for more than 10 minutes and would like to get out of there asap. 😐
- Comment on Anon fixes their games 3 months ago:
That is odd. DLSS should definitely net you a handful of frames. Games often run better with ray tracing on and DLSS on quality vs native without ray tracing, sometimes doubling it. Some newer titles I find are only playable (at the very least 60 fps) because of DLSS (which is a whole problem in and of itself). I absolutely prefer running without any sort of temporal AA because of smudges and ghosting.
- Comment on If it's not a text, the phone/video call is all about you and what you want. So I may as well join in. 4 months ago:
I guess I do it for a couple of reasons. My mind wanders a lot, looking at myself keeps me a bit focused and ensures I don’t do anything silly. I also try to put myself as close to the camera as I can, I know you often come off better looking into the camera when speaking.
- Comment on Day 220 of posting a Daily Screenshot from the games l've been playing until l forget to post Screenshots 4 months ago:
Can’t believe you didn’t build a little outpost on that mountain!
- Comment on braaiinnss 4 months ago:
If they didn’t want to have a face they shouldn’t have evolved two small rings above a large ring!
- Comment on Developers: "Yes, the users love cluttered homes, just put everything there and ignore guidelines" 4 months ago:
It’s basically in use today. Apparently younger generations are more used to searching for files rather than structuring them. theverge.com/…/students-file-folder-directory-str…
- Comment on The one drawback to walking at night 5 months ago:
Agreed. Like I get “hurr durr statistics”. But you’re not very likely to be in a car crash on any given day, but you still put your seat belt on. That people can’t take the backseat for just a second and have some empathy for the struggles of other people without butting in with whataboutism. You’re even allowed to share in their struggle. I don’t fear I’ll be SAd, but of course I fear physical violence, so use your commonality to support each other rather than trying to one up.
- Comment on Sand Boa 5 months ago:
It’s an all or nothing unless you want to be the ruler who decides whose phobia is common or sever enough to justify a content warning.
Sorry, Jane Doe, but your xanthophobia just isn’t common enough to warrant a content warning.
I don’t mean to demean you, but saying that your particular phobia is bad enough to warrant a cw, but then saying that someone else’s isn’t, comes off as quite a poor take.
- Comment on Checking in 5 months ago:
Two for one. I like it.
- Comment on Can't throw me off the scent 5 months ago:
Ah yes, the feudal system was ideal for fair treatment and everyone had a roof over their head and a full belly.
- Comment on [deleted] 6 months ago:
But then everyone doesn’t have a 3% chance 🤔 /s
- Comment on Hurry 6 months ago:
That looks actually great.
