The first game in the reboot series does suffer from a bit of ludonarrative dissonance
when Lara first kills somebody it’s a traumatic experience for her, but after that cutscene she massacres dudes for the rest of the game without batting an eyelid
but it is a very good game. I really should get around to playing the others, they’ve sat unplayed in my library for years.
You have to buy new ones, silly. What do you think this is, something other than late stage capitalism?
See all the copycat “oh our AI went rogue too” announcements after OpenAI did it.
As I reply to this comment it has 174 upvotes, making this comment on Lemmy more popular than the RWD Cybertruck.
Australian consumer law specifically protects against this. The consumer has a choice between a repair (if possible), a refund or a replacement; the retailer doesn’t get to choose for them. At today’s prices, replacement is the only sensible choice. The retailer has to take it up with the manufacturer to cover their costs.
Before it launched I thought Bulldozer would be good. I even had an FX-8350, and in hindsight I’m not sure it was even an upgrade from the Phenom II X4 955 black edition that I had before
I don’t want no database full of commie left joins!
With the base $10 sub you get an allowance of “premium requests” per month and I think you can pay for more over that limit, but I haven’t looked too closely at the pricing because I don’t use the agent myself because I can’t use it with my work repos.
Copilot has Copilot coding agent too (as distinct from Agent mode in Copilot Chat. Yes, they’re different things and yes, I had to look up what the difference was)
It’s something that literally exists as a first-party plugin for VSCode. The Copilot Chat extension has an Agent mode for vibe coding for half the price of Cursor.
Why are you even using jQuery anyway? Just use the eggBoil package.
Smallest amount of scrutiny that hasn’t even happened yet and isn’t even guaranteed if Jeffries and Schumer get in the way