I like the quests more than skyrim

age verification for social media is usually handled by a 3rd party.

that also exists too

OpenAI has become a load-bearing company for the tech industry, both as a narrative — as previously discussed, ChatGPT is the only Large Language Model company with any meaningful userbase

I guess this is true if we ignore Google which is more than a LLM company since that can pre-install gemini on half of people’s devices and everyone interacts with using gsuite.

It’s pretty useful replacing stack overflow that could also generate code specific to your project. It’s also useful for testing. Like any tool, it has its use cases.

yeah but it’s nice to know what has actually been removed so you can get the song/video elsewhere

kinda makes sense. it’s like if a youtube video or soundcloud track gets DCMA’d then they’re going to remove the link.

if it was you actual browser bookmark i would understand the outrage.

im still on FF tho

my wired headphones are going strong since 2012

you can still use an adapter.

I did on my T-Mobile g1. the first android phone

a sidegrade compared to recent output, but a regression from their classics

you can’t compare an open world game with a more linear first person. there’s different performance profiles.

compared to the unreal engine, red engine does open world games pretty well without traversal slowdown or shader complication

2077 is larger, more NPCs, vehicles, more complex materials and geometry, human NPCs have higher bar for fidelity than monsters.

it’s a tool that can be used and misused.

cyberpunk noted by digital foundry is actually a scalable game

unless…

this tankie narrative seems overblown.

i’ve created an account the day the api changes was announced and i’ve never seen any political discussions around communism. I’m not saying it doesn’t exist, but i’ve seen far more complaining about tankies than tankies themselves

like reddit, if you avoid all and just subscribe to the communities you’re interested in then there’s no problem.

they got stories?

Back in the day it was harder, especially supporting IE 11-, but now since there are really only 2-3 rendering engines to develop for it shouldn’t be as hard.

thank you for removing version numbers

yes it’s there

we will certainly see it grow but reddit has a huge lead in mindshare and seo.

they can also spend millions in growth. Lemmy will be much more organic and gradual

there’s no one right answer but consider that Lemmy doesn’t really get the volume of reddit so at least to start, there’s less need to organize posts as much.