SuiXi3D @ SuiXi3D @kbin.social

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And indeed, was funnier when he left.

Not all of us can afford to move. So instead, we vote against the idiots that have run this state into the ground for the last thirty years.

Well, waste energy is expelled as heat so… I bet they heat up. Kinda like how if you take a stimulant that raises your heart rate but you aren’t doing anything at the same time, you tend to feel warmer.

I assume that’s how it works, anyways.

So they’ll be owned by Microsoft before too long. Maybe we’ll get the 3+4 remake we deserve.

Some of us only have one car and their wife used it to get to work.

The fact that she wouldn’t want to do it makes her perfect for it.

Yep. Phone is OFF in the bedroom.

This millennial can’t either.

Because repuglicunts don’t believe in paying to educate kids so they become useful members of society. Easier to brainwash that way.

Time is absolutely real, but our perception of it is incredibly limited.

It’s weird - when I played at launch, I had precisely one bug that impacted my gameplay. Other than that, the game ran pretty smooth and was a joy to play.

Now mind you, I was playing on a PC with a Xeon, 64GB of RAM, and an RTX 2080ti. Nothing ram badly on that system three years ago. Nowadays the older CPU, slower RAM and admittedly older GPU without all the newest bells and whistles (DLSS Framegen I’m looking at you) can’t quite measure up to the latest titles.

Cyberpunk, at launch, was great. For me. Specifically for me. I loved it and still do. But this article hits a point for me that I’ve been struggling to find reason to write about without feeling like I’m ignoring people who primarily play on consoles or can’t afford a nice PC. Regardless…

Man it fuckin’ sucks how you can spend a huge amount of money on a new GPU and then four months later a new one comes out that blows it out of the water. New hardware is so much better and - because all the game devs are using that hardware to design their games both on and for - systems like mine that are still fairly new can’t run the latest games at high settings anymore.

It used to be that if you ponied up the money for a high-end rig, you could expect decent performance for years to come. But I guess blowing a grand on a GPU these days just means you’ll be doing it again in a year or something, instead of the decade or so before.

I’m not saying my PC is bad. Most of what I play runs excellently. But when I spend a grand on just a GPU I expect that GPU to run the newest games at high settings for a long time. Jedi Survivor, Starfield, both run like crap on my system. Never mind the 2TB NVMe drive everything’s installed on.

But I’m just bitching to bitch. Ignore me.

Yes, Jeff Bezos. Let’s get rid of him, please.

Both of those ingredients are cheap, and Xantham Gum in particular is used in gluten free baking recipes a lot.

His son, from what I’ve read.

They did!

The law? No, those motherfuckers need to learn to fear the people they ‘serve’ and ‘protect’.

Sea of Stars had some really catchy tunes.

Turns out taste is subjective, so you’re both right.

In the US?