Phen @ Phen @lemmy.eco.br

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Oh yeah I played Elden Ring too. Avowed I tried but didn't like; the other two really aren't my type of game.

Where did he expect to keep the tech devices while naked?

Any such experiences in the last few years? I think the last AAA games I've played where RDR2 and Spider Man.

And this is how I learned there's a fantasy life game for pc now. The original was amazing, but then they switched to mobile for the sequel and I stopped following it.

Careful about reversing charges with large companies like Google and Amazon if there's any. If you dispute a charge from Amazon they may wipe away every account that ever used that card - even if you didn't dispute any charge related to that account.

Company trying to be cool by occasionally gathering employees on touristic destinations instead of an office. Employees really love it, as it's just like a vacation if you just ignore that you can't pick your own accommodations, or when/what to have breakfast, lunch or dinner, or that every "leisure" activity has specific start and end times and is mandatory, or the fact that everyone is still expected to work too.

Foot held point shoot thing

Last time I shared a hotel room with a coworker, they said I make "puppy noises" while asleep. No idea what it was, my wife also doesn't know what they meant.

HEEHAW!

Yeah just heard about Clicks from the other reply and instantly tried to buy one, but for some reason their shipping partners do not ship to Brazil specifically.

Ah fuck, hundreds of countries and mine isn't one of them.

I love you. I'm buying one right now.

This feels like something that an infinite number of monkeys with typewriters would write.

It's not that bad by default, it just gives it a disadvantage in terms of performance, but if you care about it you can still make it run smooth and be not-that-heavy. Microsoft just doesn't.

Well I would definitely buy a phone with a physical keyboard if I had any available around me. Years ago I even bought that moto Z phone that allowed attachable devices because they said there would be a keyboard for it - but they never released any.

The AI stuff I don't mind as much as long as long as it remains being just software that I can disable.

I've worked on FOSS stuff with very large user bases and seen very obvious flaws go unnoticed for several years, so I guess most people don't.

Guns getting sucked into MRI machines is a recurring news story at this point.

The average retail store where I live is still selling computers with 6+ years old CPUs as "gamer edition".

Search WAS good when it was a simple search. Sites were indexed by the search engine and if you searched for the words you wanted to find, the results would be exactly that. In that context, it worked perfectly.

But the problem was that most people used search engines in a different way. They weren't searching for specific content, but searching for answers to questions. And for that, search engines would only show results that had that same question and then you'd need to hope that the question had been answered.

Over time, search engines kept shifting into trying to better support the questions and answers format, making the basic content search worse as a result. Where we are now, neither or them works too well. Google is now better at understanding what people are trying to search, but worse at finding it.

AI is just expanding this with yet another layer: it might make Google better at understanding what you search and maybe even might be better at finding it than the engine is now, but it'll add the ability to misinterpret the results too.

Honestly I'd be pretty happy if I had a simple indexed search again.

Not to mention that even if you judge them only on appearance, they aren't cute.