
argues that those tariffs were unlawfully imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act of 1977 (IEEPA) and seeks the return of the collected duties “with interest,” along with attorney fees and the reprocessing of its import entries.
Simply amazing lol. Certainly tired of all the “winning”.

So I read this article and a lot of people are saying it’s likely to be priced out of competitiveness in the console space due to the parts shortages.
Meh. The parts shortages that everyone is experiencing?
I think this is more a case of what do you consider “competition”? Rivian doesn’t compete with Ford - and Valve doesn’t compete with Microsoft/Sony who outsell Valve 20 to 1.
Perhaps the new Xbox is a signal that Microsoft is scared of Valve and Valve is on to something, but I dont think the Steam Machine needs to be competitive in price to the Xbox to be a success.
“Project Helix will lead in performance and play your Xbox and PC games. Looking forward to chatting about this more with partners and studios at my first GDC next week!”

I know they were planning to massively update it so perhaps related to that plan
Funny enough, there’s Erenshor that is basically simulated single player Everquest

I mean, after GamerGate, are we really surprised?
I love video games, but its naive to say there isn’t a misogynistic/racist/transphobic/bigotry problem with the community.
I mean, there’s been multiple developers that don’t want to bother with text/video chat because they just don’t want the responsibility of dealing with it in their game.

Toyota Connected North America is Toyota Motor Corporation’s subsidiary founded in collaboration with Microsoft for working on in-vehicle software, AI, and related tech initiatives.
Toyota is interested in a game engine suited for their in-vehicle / digital cockpit experience.
Interesting - surprised they didn’t just want to contribute to Godot to make it work better for them, but its their resources I guess.

There were a few issues I spotted like languages and such not adding up, but now they do so it appears there’s a few corrections that were made to it this month.
With the update, we see a few more distributions being noted in the list compared with before:
I wonder if the miscount is due to distribution names, or some other issue

I feel like this is not the popular consensus…
Like… maybe some people aren’t a huge fan, but saying poorly written seems harsh. Maybe you just don’t like fantasy?
You make a good point about embedded systems, but these chips were discontinued in 2007.
Just because you can still buy vacuum tubes, doesn’t mean you should.