I’m still patiently waiting for it to get released on Steam.

All things land on Steam eventually.

The first 30 minutes was one of the greatest world-building hooks ever made for a video game.

Control was fun, but let’s be real, it’s Smack Enemy with Chair Simulator with a little bit of gunplay mixed in.

Further proof that copyrights, like patents, only benefit the rich.

Also, AI-generated material still falls into the monkey selfie legal realm, so they are going to have a helluva time trying to copyright what comes out.

Meanwhile, in non-corporate, non-shitville, actual talent can do great things with AI.

Then again, the video is still weird AF, which is what they were going for.

Benn Jordan did exactly that

It’s a London-based company. How would they know any better?

Funny, HTTPS is computationally-expensive for similar reasons, but I guess this system works across sessions, with a front-loaded cost.

If you’re allowed to even use these passwords, there’s something incredibly wrong with the system you’re using. Many systems even have the top 10K used passwords on a blacklist, nevermind the fact that most of these wouldn’t get past a standard 8-to-15 character limit.

What’s “Proof-of-Work” in this context? I’ve see it used quite a bit with crypto-mining.

Hints? No, that’s absolutely guaranteed by GPL, backed by decades of precedent. This is an open-and-shut case.

Not sucking?

Bricky shredded the single player campaign.

Oh no… not my sports IPs.

Anyway…

Did you know that BG3 players exploit children? Are you aware that Qi2 slows older Pixels? If we wrote those misleading headlines, readers would rip us a new one

No, they wouldn’t. Those are the types of clickbait garbage headlines you use already.

Bye, Copilot: Microsoft is making Copilot a hands-free experience on Windows

These two fragments are contradictory. Copilot is not going away.

Microsoft is working on a de-activation phrase for Microsoft 365 Copilot, making the UX a hands-free experience.

These two fragments are contradictory. Copilot is not going away!

It’s like the author doesn’t understand the implications.

The Guardian: We interviewed a police officer, from an organization most of the public doesn’t trust, and he spouted off his opinion. Since he said the magic word “AI”, we jumped all over it.

I’d like to know how this is actually “accelerating violence against women and girls”. This is on the level of “video games promotes violence and creates serial killers” panic statements of the 80s and 90s.

Cloudflare is way way more transparent than most companies. Any other company, and you wouldn’t get a post-mortem blog article going into technical details of what went wrong.

In fact, this shitty Mashable “article” does a disservice to the more-detailed post.

EDIT: Aaaaand it’s gone.

Sony are a bunch of fucking dumbasses.

Elfen Lied? I swear the only thing I remember about that anime was the controversy about its gore and themes.