So I haven't read anything by Steve Yegge before, but looking into it now I see he's the head of a company that sells tooling that leverages the very models/agents that he's saying will turn the industry on its head. Not saying he's wrong, just seems like everyone that says AI will do X is person who will profit very much if everyone believes that AI will do X.
without some form of axle controlling mechanism
You mean like putting all your bodyweight into torquing your axle bolts down right?
Pretty sure it’s been Hitlers all along, yes even before Hitler.
The fact that I can hear this in the narrator’s voice really speaks to how awesome of a job he did.
I’d hate to come across as a Molyneux apologist, but at least Fable 1 was fun. SC can’t claim anything close to that.
This probably isn’t due to any good intentions from Peter himself though, he was tied to a studio that demanded a complete game be released, SC is just on a money treadmill and their “visionary” is free to just grift away.
I’d love a version of this that was a bit more of a dog whistle. This shirt would often make people think you were right wing since liberal = left for most people.
I’ve been vibing with Diablo 2 Resurrected (single player) recently. I played a ton back in the day, but never really played through single player before. Having to find all your own gear and level yourself is super fun.
I had low phys my first run but rolled a crit on punching the nazi, so satisfying since I was expecting to get my ass handed to me.
Yeah I use a 5lb tank to refill the sodastream canister, probably costs me around $5 per refill (compared to the $23 they charge). Saving money and boycotting an evil company feels good.
I’m a simple person, if I see pronouns, I upvote.
I was a fan of both DOS 1 and 2 and I’m finding the systems in BG3 much more fun. I like the action economy of 5e much more than the pips of their earlier games.
I had no idea that cities could ban car horns, that’s amazing. Some busy cities are completely intolerable due to overuse of honking.