Yeah the good old Hema. There’s now “adversary” version of it in the game that you can get in an hour or two. it’s significantly stronger than the original, but I believe the original Hema research has not changed. Warframe is full of silliness like that, and to some extent I think it’s fine. It creates stories and gives the player base something to bitch about together.

PoE is my highest recorded hours as well, 2308 hours on Steam, probably another couple thousand hours before I switched to the Steam version. I stopped playing sometime last year, but I’m sure it will grab me again at some point

weeoo, weeoo stroke alarm is going off

Wikipedia doesn’t give “legal advice”, it has information about these laws, with the sources cited.

That is very different than asking LLM anything and it throws you random bullshit from unknown sources, with no easy way to verify where it is from or if it is at all accurate.

Nobody ever reads the manual, unless they have already ran into an issue and they have no other alternatives left.

Starting a little FAQ / common issues page might help, though eventually it also might start to count as manual and nobody once again reads it.

Saksa in Finnish, no clue what the origin of that is. It doesn’t even mean anything that I know of.

Yeah the online 365 office was branded with Copilot BS sometime last summer I think. Also logging in to the online office throws you to the copilot prompt by default. Even before this the online version of office was getting so bad that it was not worth using anymore. I’ve been using LibreOffice for 3+ years now, but every now and then I gave to access a sheet it something with a different PC and still run into this office garbage.

I had good time with that one, I felt it was fun despite the grimdark. Gideon really carried it for me.

I’m reading Harrow the Ninth now, but about 3rd of the way through it has not gripped me yet.

I was stuck with Dhalgren by Samuel R. Delany for well over a year. Finally finished a couple months ago. I think the longest I’ve been stuck with a book before this is maybe 4 months and that’s usually because I haven’t had enough time to read.

What would happen to the people if the buffer were to lose power or malfunction in any way? Even a small risk of anything adverse plus the degradation while being stored would make this not acceptable from medical viewpoint.

Scummation or perhaps scumsock

I think that there’s big enough chunk of gamers that wasn’t own and support Indie games directly rather than rent them through gamepass that it hopefully won’t have much impact.

I am hoping there won’t be any exclusivity BS though, Epic has been bad enough with that already.

I feel besides watching stuff, learning to play practically any instrument or even just software to make music will also give you a lot more insight into music.

I think also good making of docs and recording session stuff will help. Hard part is finding the good ones.

Nothing new with Nexon. I used to play a Mabinogi with my wife many years ago and they had an issue with some players getting access to in-game dev tools or something and spawning high level monsters and stuff in the middle of towns. If I remember right it was something that the original game devs had patched years ago, but Nexus had not bothered to bring in the fix for it.

I’ve never played this one, but I’ve heard a bunch of the music. Some bangers in there.

I did also try Limbus Company for a bit, that seems to continue the same story to some extent (shared world and some returning characters I think). It’s weird ass gacha game though and while it was cool I ended up losing interest after a while.

Waiting for the Onion article “Google won’t have to sell judge”

Maybe Iain M. Banks’ Culture series, if you’re not familiar with his work already. The books are generally standalobe stories, but there are some recurring side characters and references to earlier books. Consider Phlebas is the first one I think.

Terry Pratchett Discworld books? From memory the ones about witches at least had a good bit of it.

I can’t decide between early Pink Floyd, Black Sabbath or Bal-Sagoth for something newer

Until the kids grow up a bit and then it can be bonding time. My kids are in early teens now and we have been playing video games together for years now