

So a post making claims against all visible evidence with no proof for any of it is “honest discussion”?


So a post making claims against all visible evidence with no proof for any of it is “honest discussion”?


I’m using Firefox and that site says I’m good.


The best part is Steam released an update just one day later that loads faster than the Slopic Launcher.


I’d worry, but I don’t buy Activision games. So I’ll be fine.


If you ever feel worthless, just remember that Activision has Quality Assurance Workers.
As I recall, Cleese paraphrased the parrot sketch at his memorial.


One of the items on my profile is “Probably lives in [my city], [my state]”. They have my shipping address, shouldn’t they be a bit more confident about it?


I found the “About You” link at the top of the “Ordering and shopping preferences” section.


As far as I’m aware perjury can only be committed by someone under oath. And lawyers are not placed under oath. But I agree, the penalty for this shit should be a lot harsher than it’s been so far.


Only $2,400 and you can look like one of the Visitors from V!


When has EA ever been in alignment with progressive society?
I’ve got all that stuff blocked, so I don’t know a clean link from a bad one. Try this one:
https://phl.upr.edu/wow/summary
If that one doesn’t suit you, try a google (or your search engine of choice) search for “wow signal maser”.
Surveillance camera image of the driver:
https://townsquare.media/site/684/files/2020/11/Cousin-Eddie.jpg?w=780&q=75


See if there’s a Microcenter anywhere near you. They fairly regularly have pretty good deals on CPU/MB/RAM bundles.


I don’t know what to tell you. Different people have different preferences.


Some people prefer retro gaming on the original hardware.


So what do you think they should do? Just ignore it?
Ok, even assuming all that is true (just saying it doesnt make it so) none of it has anything to do with the inherent unprofitability of AI. Anthropic alone is reporting an $80 billion loss for the year. Last I heard the industry as a whole needs to make a few trillion dollars just to break even. Regardless of how efficient or not your particular data center may be, it’s not going to fill that gap.