

Woman or woman-like substance. 40 year old they/them or she/her or any pronoun. I pretend to be an elf on the Internet. Equal-opportunity lesbian-leaning bi, mostly attracted to femininity in all its beautiful forms.
I use tone indicators.
“Stay woke. Keep your eyes open.”
/srs


Myrient and AI
The AI industry frenzy undoubtedly contributed to the original Myrient archive’s soaring costs, ahead of its closure announcement. Perhaps ironically, if Myrient hadn’t been saved, retro fans may have looked to AI to generate copies of their favorite apps and games of yesteryear?
Holy fucknuggets Tom’s Hardware has gone way downhill.


Again, Steam does a fine job of that. Add the installer as a non-Steam game, set compatibility, “play” it, then when it’s finished change the shortcut to point to the actual game.




For info:
Group voice calls
They’re testing that right now. It’s going well.
A server system that is separated from DMs/group chats, at least visually
Roles within those servers to manage people’s access


Does anyone know if there’s a game/mode/mod/whatever similar to Applied Energistics 2? It was a really cool take on storage and autocrafting that I’d love to play around more with.
(link: https://appliedenergistics.org/)


To spell this out clearly, the reason RAM has quadrupled in price is that a huge quantity of RAM that hasn’t been produced yet has been bought with money that doesn’t exist to populate GPUs that also haven’t been produced to go in datacenters that haven’t been built powered by infrastructure that may never exist to meet a demand that doesn’t exist at all to make profit margins that mathematically can’t exist while economists talk about this thing they call the “rational markets hypothesis”.


I really enjoyed FFXIV for a few months a couple of years back (my character there is still my profile picture here) but I really prefer to own my games now. I can go back and play Skyrim any time I want to, but if I want to boot up FFXIV I have to either make a new trial account or basically buy it again, and after a month, I’ll be back in exactly the same position.




Normalising digital restrictions management and renting games rather than owning them. He didn’t start it. But he sure as hell normalised it.
Holding a near-monopolistic position in PC gaming and taking a one-third cut of most PC games sold, and an up-front fee to be allowed to sell your game in the first place.
And then spending that eye-popping sum of money on multiple yachts rather than, I don’t know, maybe improving the world even a little?