OG Recompiled is the best way to play it IMO. It adds all the QoL changes you could ever need without messing with designs and dialogue unnecessarily. OoT never really was a hard game but I think they made it a little too beginner friendly in the Switch 2 one. Though I will say some visual aspects of the newer one are impressive like the fog on the ground but that‘s such a tiny thing it doesn‘t actually matter.
I personally know indie devs who released successful games who again know other successful indie devs and all of them vibe code. Virtually every studio uses LLMs these days and most studios have been using it since last year. Most of them are not upfront about it either.
Oh yeah then where are the other parts of the Gilgamesh saga? Check mate big slate.
Moving away from floppy discs in 2026 is moving fast and breaking things? Peak Lemmy moment.
You can pretty much always downgrade games with the built-in console in Steam but it‘s a little finicky and a last resort kind if thing.
There is a console built into Steam that lets you downgrade games (among many other things) even when the developer doesn‘t offer older versions officially through the regular launcher. This is only for extreme cases were you really really just want to keep your mods or an update doesn‘t work on your machine because you will have to redownload the entire game. There are online tutorials that explain it and each version for each game has a unique ID that you need in order to download it. So there is always way but it‘s clear the platform doesn‘t really want you to use it or know about it.
Let me guess! It won‘t have more power, less power or even the exact same power of the PS5 because it simply won‘t get released.
He says that while Microsoft doesn‘t even grant some people basic human rights by the way.
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It has everything to do with blindly following algorithms though. Guy clicked on a malicious ad after searching for something and trusted it blindly. So the poster is actually mostly right.
Sometimes they can‘t even get the rights to some localized anime so they either re-dub the entire thing or just upload it without a dub. The whole IP mess that has been created decades ago really comes back to bite them in the ass big time with shows like One Piece. The only way to watch it properly in some countries are unofficial ways.
You can buy Scrubs on DVD and Blu-Ray. It‘s not a Netflix exclusive thing. I don‘t even know if it ever was on Netflix in my region to be honest. Just saying, because I think your example is off.
Heroic works fine but I appreciate the gesture.
Who are the customers for such a ridiculous thing?
I don‘t think it‘s that wild. You could of course compare it to asbestos instead. Another „tool“ in our arsenal of things that are the best in their field but most countries have decided not to use them over other concerns.
For whats worth, Affinity is free and available on Linux. It probably won‘t get new updates at some point but it‘s pretty capable already. So even if it‘s being phased out you could probably take your time with a replacement because it will still be good for a while. But yeah, Canva is definitely not our friend.
I can‘t use the old one anymore because I am on Linux now and the new one isn‘t going away. It may just not getting new updates at some point but it‘s already superior to Affinity 2 in every aspect already. The old Affinity is obsolete.
Pretty much. It‘s a really shitty situation and it would be better if the world decided to not use them and sanction them. A bit like nuclear weapons that are also far more effective than alternatives but too destruktive to seriously consider. For now, many developers are doomed to use LLMs for security reasons. Because LLMs are not just a tool. They are an entire production line at the grasp of your hand. Just using complex architecture to obscure risks doesn‘t cut it anymore.
Why? I bought Affinity but the new version is much better, free and has a full functional Linux version.
How do you know they don‘t use LLMs when coding or diffusion models for concept art when virtually every studio, even indie studio does it? I wouldn‘t be so naive.