I get why people are against the change, but there are many reasons why majority of websites do the same.
I can’t speak to the particular width limit steam has chosen, but if you take any website and remove width restrictions, you’ll quickly find out why.

Trying to read a block of text? Now it’s a single line spanning your whole monitor.
Trying to scroll a gallery using a button on the side? You have to move your cursor across the whole screen to choose between left and right.
Want to look at various images? You now have to turn your entire head.
God help the designers if they try to put out a coherent set of visuals that works on 4:3 and ultra-wide* both.

This didn’t really use to be an issue, but monitors and resolutions have gotten both huge and varied. It’s hard enough to accommodate mobile and desktop.

Have to partly disagree. The loading screens, whilst usually brief, were very annoying.
Elite Dangerous, No Man’s Sky or Space Engineers accomplish similar tasks without needing those, or having to limit the accessible planet area.
I understand that those were limitations of the engine, but it could just be speculation.

You gave them a hammer and their nail has not gone in straight?
Clearly your fault. And the hammer’s.

Ryot https://github.com/IgnisDa/ryot
It’s an attempt for an everything tracker.

Most people have zero understanding of what it is, what the implications are, or even that they’re installing it when they press play.

Hmm not quite what that should look like

The number list is how markdown works. You can enter all 1’s and it will automatically create ordered list.
Handy when you may need to edit list items, as you dont need to renumber even in plain text.
Markdown spec should allow for explicit number by using a bracket ‘)’ instead of a dot, but it may not work everywhere.
Let’s give it a go

3) start from 3  
1. Then  
1. Continue  

3. start from 3

1. Then
2. Continue

Does it really matter when you’re a duopoly and equally bad as one another?

That censorship is from the article itself…

Embrace, Extend, Extinguish (but with companies)

I don’t have an issue, it was just a question.
I don’t ever translate anything but a few words myself.
My assumption was that a dedicated tool would have done a better job, but you have good points about tone and coherence of long text (and possibly even across many promps of the translation).

Why would they use LLMs for translation over dedicated translator (apps like Google translate)? Is this common now?

This post made me switch to Voyager

TempleOS

Did you expect a new storyline with 3 different endings within 3 hours of the game release?
Someone go whip those lazy modders back in shape, they’ve had too long of a break since the last TES release and have grown complacent.

If only we had a reason to upgrade.
Instead, we have many reasons not to.

Agreed. People overrect both ways - management wants AI everywhere, and users don’t want to hear of it.
It’s a tool that can be very helpful if used correctly.

There’s a lot of armchair experts on manufacturing here.
No it can’t be 3D printed, that will never beat injection molding in this use case.
You must be living on the moon if you think this can be made from ceramic/steel for $50.
Sorry but yall haven’t got a clue

Well, first of all, the CEO needs a raise. That much should be obvious.
What comes after is unsure, but layoffs are always on the table.

It’s not ‘clever wording’, it says what it is - dividing profit by the number of employees results in a higher number for valve.
The heading isn’t comparing employee paychecks,it’s about overall company performance.

Yeah it’s depressing, I’m amazed we’re getting anything good at all by this point

These days, there are various techniques to have minimal to no visible loading.
This is great for general immersion.

But I think loading screens are only part of the repetitiveness of travelling in general: watching ship depart, selecting destination, watching travel animation, etc.

The game wore out quickly for me, and I’d not hesitate to start skyrim or fallout run #10(0?) in its place.

The thing is, this is likely going to affect their sales to some degree.
As a parent, you may have age lock on your child’s account, or search games by rating, or just not know what this game is when asked to buy it but judging by rating.

I don’t know how significant of an impact that is, but it’s unfair.

I dislike two types of games the most: >!ones that make me replay the same thing and puzzles!<.
(very minor spoiler)

Outer Wilds is amazing. Top of my list if an alien landed on our plannet and had time to try one game only.

You may have been unlucky to get the DRM corrupt.

Because it seems that whatever statistics Denuvo is peddling show that more sales are secured, even if it’s cracked in the first few weeks.

Idk how true that is, obviously, just outlining why they’re buying into it.

Is the US subsidising EVs? The EU? Anyone else?
Other than that, sure.

They do this in an attempt to take over other markets.
If nothing else, they help get their brands into the world.
There’s loads of chinese EVs driving around where I live now, so based on anecdotal evidence, it’s working.

A blank canvas is easier to add to

You’re still rubbing a conductor against a resistor - that will wear out due to physical contact no matter what.

Calibration would be a good.

They keep getting stick drift at insane rates (anecdotal evidence), which sony ensures is a great pain to get fixed, assuming you’re in warranty.
Ive just replaced one stick in my friends ds5 with the hall effect type, which should outlast the rest of the controller and cost £1.50 (which I’m sure would be less wholesale).

I think that’s not a good idea for the same reason that password reset emails expire within minutes.
On another platform, they might have transferred the accounts anyway and force password resets, but that’s likely not an option since they’re MS accounts.

It’s so that you know it’s working hard

Can’t blow up the plane if it falls apart first

There are a plethora of cable earphones.
I don’t understand why people complain about wireless.
You’re not the target demographic.

That’s fair. It is popular for a reason, even if I don’t see it myself.

But their switch is crap. Breaks constantly, is low power, the software is painful (IMO), games are expensive, and save game backup is a subscription.

I don’t know about their definition.
I imagine live service as events, seasons, items, changes in gameplay or maps personally.

Except without the comma

I think it does a great job of slowly granting access to more stuff as you learn. I haven’t found it too overwhelming at any point.