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There was no repeatable sidequests too. Where’s the replayability?
Then maybe some states are not purely capitalists.
Anyway, even in a capitalistic point of view, it’s probably better to avoid trading with the US these days.
If people are boycotting something, it means they don’t only care about money.
If big corporation fail to improve their games graphics, then gamers will have to find other criterias to choose what games to buy, like gameplay and actual content.
If anything, it will leave more space for indie games. And larger productions will either stagnate on graphics or start producing more cartoonish content.
Now that you’re talking about AI slop, that cat looks really dry for something that came out of a canal.
(or really easy-going for a photoshoot)
Factorio. Your goal is to harness the power of Science! to provide for your vacation expenses; and when you start a new game, you inevitably strand yourself on a new planet with evil communist bugs, just to start all over again.
The fourth cheese could be a cheaper one too.
Wouldn’t that make one giant 1.625% milk?
That’s why BSD > Linux
Can’t a kitty enjoy a banana in peace?
Rats and snakes are quite popular. It’s probably a good thing that I’m allergic to rats, otherwise my house would be filled with them ^^
2·3 months agoIf we’re talking about a new language (as in, something that doesn’t have a lot of code available online to train language models), then it will have an impact on engineering departments. If new programmers struggle to learn it, it won’t be used. They might actually go back to Java because it’s easier to work with.
#Pandasarentreal
Unexpected factorial?
Is he, though?
They sell around 100k phones per year. They had an annual revenue of ~55 millions euros for the past three years and are barely profitable. It isn’t worth billions and they certainly don’t pay their CEO that much.
Please, do not share the button. It’s gross.