I agree. I was thinking of the “new” id of the zenimax era, but they are truly one of the GOAT studios.

This is so infuriating.

I get gutting and selling studios that don’t hold their own but seriously, id has been delivering banger after banger for 20 years now. Good luck trying to rely solely on fallout to stay afloat you asshats

“…in a petri dish”

But seriously, this doesn’t make any sense to my ( chemisty course flunking ) head:

They have made a device that uses sunlight to break down plastic waste and turn it into hydrogen. And it’s not just a lab curiosity. The team made it using simple methods and materials, and have tested it outside in the sunlight.

Where does the carbon go? What about the oxygen? Does the sun burn them? I don’t get it

Tom’s hardware are corporate shills and I wouldn’t be surprised if they’re overselling a bad situation so that others (intel etc) can also raise prices and have a piece of the pie. Why should only ram manufacturers be the only ones to make a killing.

It is already. Notice how all buttons on storefronts say “get” or “grab” or others

Always has been ( albeit with a slight superiority complex )

I stand corrected, thank you. Somehow I skimmed over both the link to the original article and the actual name.

An EU court

In which country?!? Where does this “EU court” reside?!?

I suspect France, given that Dassault is involved. Or maybe it is the EU Court, but doubtful

We were barely 1.3 million that bothered to sign a petition, and you want to convince a meaningful amount of people to give up games from 95% of publishers? Good luck lol.

I figure this battle is lost so I started hoarding and archiving everything i come across that works/can work offline

I’m sure they do

I agree that hardware-wise it’s a few years late to the party, but I suspect it will find it’s niche. If valve manage to sell out a recently overpriced deck and seriously underestimate the demand for an overpriced controller, who’s to say this won’t at least pay its bills? Besides, it’s an interesting device, it’s customizable and mildly upgradeable, and it has a draw to it. After initially seeing news of it I remember instantly thinking “gotta buy one, even at 500-700€” and only later thinking “wtf kind of use do I have for it”. Anyway, time will tell.

I’d argue the cold war with russia or the furter transformation of the uk into a complete surveillance state are more important issues than fluid gender identity, but then again he only really did good on the russian issue ( and maybe tried a bit to repatch things with the EU ). I very much doubt the next one will be a progressive as I fear the best the uk can hope for these days is a mild conservative.

Funny you should post this list. I made a nearly identical spec for my potential upgrade from a 2019 intel pc to a 2021 amd pc in order to keep the ram. Looks like i’ll have to ride these memory sticks until the wheels fall off.

For a while last year you could still get it for a symbolic 1€ iirc. And there is always the seven seas option.

The original Crew. You can get it for cheap/free, slap on the TCU patch and drive motorbikes accross a spectacularly large continental US.

They are. The problem being…?

In all seriousness, NZ is extremely car centric and that’s sad because it would be prime territory for some focused passenger rail lines especially on North Island.

Goddamn it. Lobbying wins again

Most seem to be PS5 games. Don’t have one so meh for me. But I will say this: between all these autumn releases and GTA6 in november, PS people will be eating well this winter.

I do not. This rethoric makes it sound like gamers share the fault for the industry being shit, when the fault lies solely with the publishers and sometimes devs. I do agree with “no crunch and decent wages” bit - if it takes a decade to make it and costs a lot fine, so be it, take your time, but I want and I like options: shorter games, longer games, pretty ones, 8-bit one, realistic graphics, story or not is of no concern, I want them all. What I don’t want is this late stage capitalism infinite growth bullshit which stifles studios from innovating, keeps franchises going forever on mediocre entries and closes studios for short term gains.

Interesting. I thought companies usually waited until they at least had a good product or cashflow before going for enshittification.