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This one I played. It's a cool idea but many of the survey answers are just really stupid. I swear sometimes they just asked 14 y/o shitposters online instead of real people.

Despite privacy and bloat concerns from some people online, I don't think a single person I know would buy a TV if it couldn't run streaming apps on it.

It's a good game but I didn't feel compelled to play more than a few hours. I'm more of a Dicey Dungeons guy, especially since it has a fantastic mobile port.

Any website that hijacks my scroll wheel or forces smooth scrolling. It makes me unreasonably mad

With this, OpenAI is officially starting to crack. They've been promising a lot and not delivering, the only reason they would push out GPT4.5 even though it's worse and more expensive than the competition is because the investors are starting to get mad.

Judging by the last Pokemon game, this is probably close to how it's going to look. On the bright side, it will probably look a whole lot better on the Switch 2.

Extremely rare EA win

I'll take a guess that they are going back to Reddit so they can control what gets posted and shown to others. They got railed on Mastodon following the drama, which is probably why they're leaving.

Avowed reminds me a lot of Kingdoms of Amalur, in that it's not really an RPG and is just an action game with some RPG elements. Still fun if you go in with the right expectations of just looting stuff and killing random enemies.

Finally, a data breach that doesn't include me. Good to know I dodged it.

It's absolutely positioned to be a cheap AI PC. Mac Studio started gaining popularity due to its shared RAM, Nvidia responded with their home server thing, and now AMD responds with this.

It being way cheaper and potentially faster is huge. the bad news is that it's probably going to be scalped and out of stock for some time.

To be fair it starts with 32GB of RAM, which should be enough for most people. I know it's a bit ironic that Framework have a non-upgradeable part, but I can't see myself buying a 128GB machine and hoping to raise it any time in the future.

If you really need an upgradeable machine you wouldn't be buying a mini-PC anyways, seems like they're trying to capture a different market entirely.

If they can make a decent 2-in-1 in the $500 range, it would be massive. It doesn't really need great specs, the major issue with these laptops are build quality and battery life.

Oh I guess it's that time of the month where WB butchers active projects to reduce expenses. I saw this coming, they literally cancelled a finished movie (Batgirl) just to lower the taxes they have to pay! How anyone would want to pitch a project to Warner Bros is beyond me.

Awesome! I've wanted to play it for a while but never had the chance. Hopefully this reinvigorates the TF2 community.

in developing our reasoning models, we’ve optimized somewhat less for math and computer science competition problems, and instead shifted focus towards real-world tasks that better reflect how businesses actually use LLMs.

I was just about to say how useless these benchmarks are. Plenty of LLMs claim to be better than Claude and GPT4, but in real world use they've always been more reliable. Claude especially. Good to hear they're not just chasing scores.

This is a weird take. Bethesda isn't getting in the way of mods and actively supports them, it's not like they pushed an update to screw over Fallout London, they're not going to get permission from mod creators to work on their own franchise.

If Bethesda does make their own remake, I fail to see how that hurts the people working on Skyblivion. It's their franchise, they can do whatever they want.

I had two seamless coop playthroughs with friends. While the first one was buggy since it had just released, it is hands down some of the most fun I had with them. I'm shocked Fromsoft didn't hire the developer to integrate it for real.

On the other hand, you should also know that you can play seamless co-op with mods. Seamless co-op with convergence mod is absolutely fantastic.

Uhhuh. "Feedback", read: risk of class action lawsuits from everybody they tried stopping from reaching the support they paid for

It means both instances will see old posts from before one of them defederated.

Now that A is de-federated from B, they both won't see new posts or comments from eachother. In the case of fedia and ani.social, you won't get any new posts from any of their communities or users. If you post on anime@ani.social from fedia, nobody will see that post outside of fedia users, because ani.social isn't seeing it and passing it around to the rest of the fediverse.

You hav basically the right idea, everything stops syncing when one defederates.