Any plans to play Oblivion or Clair Obscura?

They’ve been out of good ideas for years, not sure why they’d start panicking this far into the mediocrity

I’m really glad to hear I’m not the only one who balked on seeing the price. Off to Boost it is then!

EDIT: Editing this comment from Boost. Already prefer it to Sync. Can’t get my head around their pricing at all…

That seems extremely unlikely, and almost unheard of. If I wget the page I’m a container, I get the same as in browser, so that would suggest this isn’t the case.

That isn’t happening for me, nor has it ever when I’ve visited DHH’s blog. It’s possible your browser is compromised.

They’re using a third party called deft to manage the hardware. Which is a reasonable middleground between cloud and self-operated, the more I think about it.

I haven’t seen a lot of info on what the cost of that management is though but it’s likely to be leagues less than AWS/GCP

Yes hindsight certainly is 20:20 isn’t it. What a pearl of wisdom you have bestowed upon us this day.

The Todd Howardest.

He permits you to bathe in the light of his Todd Howardishness.

Welp

Console pads are a great analogy for this phenomena. Even Nintendo broke eventually

I’d be curious to know what they can’t figure out with Android.

I use both on a daily basis and there’s a severe lack of differentiation in experience nowadays. Both have icon based launchers, both have similar looking control centres, both have long form lists for settings pages, both have identical payments experiences, and so on.

They’ve stolen each other’s features liberally to the point where the only real differences are in the gnarly platform specific stuff that no one really touches unless they’re a super user and are mostly hidden away in settings screens.

Notifications are a bit different I guess, but even that’s a stretch.

He didn’t have anyone’s attention and he craves attention and now he has lots of attention, so I guess everything is coming up Milhouse as far as Shawn is concerned.