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The people downvoting you better be as consistent when it comes to Australias tobacco packaging.
The people downvoting you better be as consistent when it comes to Australias tobacco packaging.
Well at the very least whoever didn’t cause it apparently has the right to shut off utilities to civilians because of vengeance uhhh war stuff.
From Wikipedia
Around the late 14th century in Europe, smaller and portable hand-held cannons were developed, creating in effect the first smooth-bore personal firearm.
I didn’t enjoy the gun fights, the space fights, the fast traveling
Why did you buy it? That’s like, the entire game.
Damn, gamers are fucking children. It’s a video game, dude. Go read a book, or take a nap, or eat a snickers or something.
Ehh, pretty sure the Hunter tells you that they’ve never seen “you” take up the power and make it that far.
not the people that overpromised and (not underdelivered but) lied.
Who lied here?
Did you know it would have been impossible for Denethor to run the distance across the courtyard of Minas Tirith while on fire?
I think vendors being open 24/7 was a quality of life choice. Different planets work on different time-scales. In skyrim, you fast travel from Riverwood to Whiterun, and it only takes a few in-game hours. You leave Riverwood at day and likely load into Whiterun at day as well, so shops and quest-givers are more likely to be up and open.
In Starfield, the day/night cycle and the distances are so different and vast that every time you jumped anywhere it would be a 50/50 on it being night and you having to find a bed or chair to wait or not. I think that would get tedious, so the shoddy solution is that everything is open 24/7.
You’re enjoying Cyberpunk, but Starfield was bland to you? Night City is sparse and empty as hell.
As an aside, the corpo storyline in Starfield is miles ahead of the corpo sroryline in Cyberpunk.
They want to complain about the glasses, but all the salient points in the thread have been made, so they went with whatever.
Google search is less than useful nowadays. Google assistant seems to be Google’s inbred idiot cousin. DDG doesn’t seem to be any better. Most of my searches give the same clickbait results that google does.
Honestly, outside of Google Maps, is there any legitimate value to any google product? Is there a single search engine that is brave enough to give 0 results and also literally parses what you’re asking instead of valuating against what the advertisers want you to see?
I dream daily of Google imploding, and every single investor at that useless company going immediately bankrupt and destitute for the disgusting, addled, brain-malware they push.
Spite always creates a better system.
You should probably have an SSD in 2023.
They deorbit very quickly.
you’re the one doing each and every brushstroke, deciding each and every detail as you draw.
Does Photoshop or any digital art not count? I don’t have to have the skill to draw a perfect circle?
good photography takes skill.
So we should artificially handicap the art at the expense of the lesser abled?
Whereas for AI art, all you’re doing is providing instruction to the AI, that then goes on to make all these decisions
Same as clicking a button on a camera at something that just happens to be beautiful. Does it matter if someone next to me is using the same ISO or exposure?
I don’t have to realize the complexity of lighting, shaders, or materials to render a scene in Unreal. I get to utilize the processes that pioneers before me discovered.
I understand the frustrations, but this seems stifling in the same way that cotton-gin-phobes, typewriter-phobes, and computer-phobes wpuld have stifled the ability of the average joe to accomplish something.
To what degree do you consider AI involvement to be the deal-breaker. My phone uses something arbitrarily akin to generative AI to sharpen photos. If I take a photo with my phone of something novel, should I be able to copywrite that photo?
If I use an AI generated image and spend 24 hours manually tweaking and modifying it, do I have a right to copywrite?
If I use an LLM to synthesize an idea that I then use to organically create art, is it lesser art?
It all seems so arbitrary at this point. It’s like a typist in 2005 arguing that digital word processors shouldn’t be used to create copywritable art, as it takes significantly less work.
laws aren’t changed by Nazis
Unless you lived in Germany in the 1930s.
“How could the Holocaust have happened??” While legitimate neo-nazis gain significant footholds in Western nations yet more than a few are willing to say ‘Well they haven’t told you who to hate, yet’ (unironically). ‘Well, we don’t have any concentration camps,’ ignoring that we detain and deprive significant rights from immigrants. ‘Well, we’re hardly a fasciest nation!’, disregarding the fact that our prior and still popular president attempted at every point of legality to overthrow a democratic election.
That isn’t even taking into consideration that an alarming number of people are willing to show up to protests and parades with NAZI FLAGS AND ARMBANDS. Anyone who pretends like there isn’t alarming positive Nazi sentiment in America is dumb or complicit.
Classic mod.