Why does that coastal freeway intersect with a parking space, tho?

Hey, assholes. That’s STILL not a reason to shoot somebody in the face, you fucking Nazi ghouls.

The DHS has lost the trust of the American people.

I fear it’s actually worse than nothing, due to the precedent it’ll set for other platforms.

Good afternoon, Frosty.

Whether or not you read it doesn’t really matter and isn’t the point.

But what would I fill the jar with?

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I feel called out.

Stadia was a Squandered Opportunities masterclass. That platform had SO much potential; the tech was there, and the tech worked, but Google hired the worst possible person to run the project.

Should keep playing, maybe you’ll recreate the SM64 upwarp glitch. :)

It’s actually the backseat, if you move the camera using mods.

He’s too big for that boat.

What politics? OP posted a big shit, in a shitposting community.

Chronus can be detected on consoles, just not super easily. And it kinda depends on each game’s developer and their ability to implement such detections. I know that Embark Studios have said that they’ve found ways to detect such devices in The Finals.

I believe that, while they can’t detect the actual hardware plugged into the console, they’re able to detect input patterns that would only be possible from M/K (such as 0ms AD-spamming). Of course, I can’t imagine that’s 100% foolproof on its own, either.

I’m kinda out of touch with hardware pricing these days. Let’s say I wanted to buy a second PS5 for the purposes of turning into a desktop like this; would that be better or worse than just buying normal hardware and building a PC of equivalent specs?

If this is something you want to try for yourself, either buy a second PS5 and use a burner account on it, or be prepared for the possibility of losing your entire PSN account. This goes for pretty much any internet-enabled console modding.

Nintendo deactivated a 10+ year old account of mine when I tried modding a Wii a while back. It wasn’t a huge deal at the time, because I still had physical copies of most of my games at that point. But these days, my library is almost entirely digital, so I keep separate fuck-around accounts so that I don’t find-out with an account I’ve spent money on.

How?

I mean… now that Grok mentions it, they do look kinda similar…

1984 would’ve been the twilight years of ARPANET, I believe.

How’s the person supposed to know there is even anything on the card…?

Because it’s an arcade and loading funds is what people do with those cards. Also, those cards are generally accountless, and not tied to any sort of identifying information, so snatching one up and pocketing it is trivial and nobody would give you a second look if you tried using it on another machine.

It’s like resuscitating a dying animal, just so you could kill it yourself.