With the amount of AI generated horseshit out there already, they’ve already pissed in the well.

How resistant would this be to jamming? Iran managed to black out Starlink.

And how trackable is it? Not sure how many people would be prepared to run one of these boxes if the Revolutionary Guard are going to come knocking.

Just buy a 5090 bro. Maybe two. Look at this leather jacket.

The Wii. Previous gen console specs. Silly gimmick controller. Best selling peripheral was a step.

Most popular shit in the history of everything.

Chrome: Sees new website domain

Google: 👀

I was expecting PS5 performance at PS5 Pro prices.

The recent leaks will be including 21% VAT in Czech Republic too. It’s about the same as the PS5 Pro in the UK.

It’s not a great value proposition, but depends how much you value open source.

Which is my point. People. They’re protecting it from other people.

But that means you’ll repair it rather than just buying another. We can’t have that! Think of the GDP!

Yeah, I’m not sure what the point of a cheap NPU is.

If you don’t like AI, you don’t want it.

If you do like AI, you want a big GPU or to run it on somebody else’s much bigger hardware via the internet.

Don’t take Mercury for granted.

This is how we lost Pluto to the “well ackchually” gang.

Indigenous people protecting the environment from what?

Speed limit is > 70mph.

The city car only models tend to be technically quadricycles. This is a proper car.

Sounds like a clear out to make room for new stock.

Tbh, modern consoles are less about hardware level accuracy anyway.

More the gist of what it’s trying to draw and then translating that to modern GPU hardware. Where things like the SNES or Amiga had a lot of weird timing things going on.

When it no longer holds charge.

This is usually about 5 years. I’d change the battery, but by then the web has slowed down and become inefficient enough to warrant a new phone anyway.

Norman Reedus sure likes his porn.

Wanked matchmaking

If all my software updates at once, how will I know which one broke everything?

There hasn’t really been that many VR games lately.

And timeshares. And pyramid schemes.

I remember my parents doing one of those weird chain letter things where you’d copy the letter to a few other people, send a few quid to the people on the list, and within weeks you’d be sent thousands of pounds, if only the scheme didn’t require more people than there were in the whole country.