Maestro @ Maestro @kbin.social

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Electronic boards pretty much never fail in cars. They have no moving parts and the chips are encased in epoxy or resin. When it fails it's pretty much always connected sensors, cabling or fuses or other external parts. And the board can usually tell you what part if you read out the error codes.

We’ll be gone

Don't threaten me with a good time...

Your family tree is a Gordian knot? Or a Möbius strip?

And what would be left? A few hours of not-so-challenging sailing around to find the boss spawns? It reminds me of this: Given the opportunity, players will optimize the fun out of a game.

If you want exploration for exploration's sake, maybe play a game like Elite Dangerous?

I think it would be a lot more boring and less challenging than the current Valheim. And the game is already pretty grindy as it is.

Debian stable has newer packages than Ubuntu LTS. Debian has pretty regular releases these days.

Why not move to Debian? Ubuntu was born in a time when Debian stable had a really long release cycle and wasn't desktop ready. But times have changed. Debian is a great desktop without all of Canonical's Ubuntu "experiments" like snap.

I don't sadly!

I'm debating whether to get "Total War: Warhammer" (just part 1) and/or "V rising". They both appeal to me but I'm a frugal/patient gamer and the deals don't appear to be that special

Die haatzaaier hoort in de bak, niet in het torentje

Too bad the alternatives suck so much. Vimeo used to be nice. I don't know where they went wrong.

According to the article there aren't any. That's why he filed in Texas. I do wonder how he can file in Texas if neither X nor Media Matters is located there. Doesn't that make it simple to file a motion to move the case to California and then use their anti-SLAPP laws?

I always wait a few years before buying a game. It prevents situations like this and saves aot of money to boot. Not just the game price but also because I don't need the highest spec pc

No Man's Sky is a great redemption arc, but it would have been better if the game hadn't sucked at launch

I recently finished Diablo 3 (finished the campaign, then went into adventure mode and played until I got sub 3 minutes GR 90 runs). And yesterday I finished the main storyline for Q.U.B.E. Anniversary Edition. Now working my way through the bonus sector 8.

I absolutely loved Carmageddon. My PC couldn't really handle it so it would turn into a slide show eith every crash, but I just loved it and didn't care.

The first few Fallout games were top-down CRPGs

Sad thing is WoW could already be that. But because all focus is on the last expansion, the rest of the vast game is basically dead and devoid of players. It's not "World of Warcraft" but "Zone of Warcraft".

Elder Scrolls Online has its fair share of flaws, but the "One Tamriel" update did make all content playable by all players. You see ESO players in every zone, not just in the latest expansion.

I wonder if AI's like ChatGTP make this more achievable

I think Steam already has a whole category for that...