The irony of a game with a parody government that controls votes (for freedom) that wages unrestricted wars (for peace) and controls the flow of media and information (for truth) and AH uses a media site bought to control information on behalf of a government that’s killing people for peace and arguing that voting is against freedom.

It’d be a terrible idea not to be on Xitter as a company but there’s still some irony there.

It would be good to see a mass exodus from Xitter by governments and companies. The same entities that always say to ‘protect the children’ and the same platform that {checks notes} generated CSAM.

Makes sense. What did they have; 4 maybe 5 people working on the game? One gets called away in a small studio, especially such a creative savant as Todd, then it’ll hurt the project. /s

Or, and this is slightly hypothetical, maybe the team he leads is incapable of autonomous decision making due to leadership (Todd) making it impossible.

I like Bethesda’s games typically but Starfield was definitely one of their most ‘meh’. Not even bad enough to be interesting.

I don’t know if this is something that I’ve set up somehow but I get a spiffy 2FA pop up on my Apple devices when I sign into my account. It’s not an app or whatnot but a part of the OS.

Word of mouth, the posters with the little grab tabs at the bottom, that one old lady who tells everyone around town the gossip including deeply personal information. Honestly, petrescatraian, are you even trying? Smh my head. Then they could download it as a CSV file to use in Libreoffice on their Linux Mint machine in the middle of Costco. /S

Ah, interesting! Learn someping everyday.

P-… pee porn?

Pank you?

Link to the article that actually has information: https://wccftech.com/micron-exclusive-why-consumers-have-gotten-the-memory-shortage-narrative-all-wrong/

Well, first I would want to try to help everybody understand that the perception may not be exactly correct, at least from our point of view. So I would never want to tell someone what to think or that they’re wrong, but our viewpoint is that we are trying to help consumers around the world. We’re just doing it through different channels. We still have a very sizable business in the client and mobile markets. We are also, of course, servicing our data center customers.

And what’s going on right now is that the TAM and data center is growing just absolutely tremendously. And we want to make sure that, as a company, we help fulfill that TAM as well.

What a moron. The way I see it they may as well be transparent instead of trying to gaslight people into “this is for your own good”. Probably get less backlash from just being straightforward.

iPhone users in particular really hate change. Every time Apple makes any large change in software or hardware design there’s a lot of pushback. Part of the appeal of Apple for a lot of their users is getting a product and it operates the same as the old one that they’ve always been used to.

I’m not saying whether or not it’s justified but it’s worth keeping in mind there were a lot of complaints when the last iOS design launched, when the home button was removed, when the lock button shifted to the side, (famously) when the 3.5mm jack was removed. The list goes on.

Tuesday?

Hi there! You seem to be new to Lemmy. Please wait here, someone will be along shortly to check on your Linux distro choice and tell you that you joined the wrong instance. Have a great day!

/s for everything except have a great day, which you should have absolutely still have!

They’re just after some Lebensraum. If the world lets them have this they’ll surely stop being so expansionist. /s

Everything reminds me of her.

Would explain some of the decisions I’ve made over the years.

That’s it! That’s the last straw! I’m pulling all of my LMY (Lemmy) stocks from the market and cancelling all advertising deals with Tim Lemmy because your comment contained a no-no word.

I hope you’re happy. /s

But for real, fuck corporate self censorship bullshit right in the c-suite bungholeo.

I like to present the illusion of a challenge.

Are these limited to certain states? I don’t think I’ve ever seen one of these…

This is very similar to my own experience and I think is why Lemmy in particular has such mixed views on the game. It’s a game best shared with a total stranger who you’ll never know and that persons attitude to the game (playstyle) can change that experience too.

So Lemmy, where so many multiplayer game threads start with comments like “this game is bad, I never play multiplayer games.” Probably lend to a lot of people not liking a game whose main mechanic is being saddled with a stranger.

TIL I’m a Halfling.