In a competitive market, companies on the supply side are price accepting, like people on the demand side. Gaming in general is relatively competitive.
If a company can sell a game for 60 EUR, they won’t sell it cheaper. If they can’t make it for that cost, they won’t sell it for more, they just won’t make it.
Costs of producing the game generally have no direct impact on the market price.
Screens are measured in inches
Yeah that shit is more common than people think.
A big part of the business of cloud providers is that most orgs have no idea how to do shit. Their enterprise consultants are also wildly variable in competence.
There was also a large amount of useless bullshit that I needed to cut down since being hired at my current spot, but the amount of containers is actually warranted. We do have that traffic, which is both happy and sad, since while business is booming, I have to deal with this.
I know using work as an example is cheating, but around 1400-1500 to 5000-6000 depending on load throughout the day.
At home it’s 12.
Car heating can be adjusted to decimals usually. So can the heating in my home. The oven can’t, because the chicken doesn’t care if it’s 180 or 181 degrees.
My guess is that the Google org culture breeds people who don’t care about the users of their tech one bit.
Make something that’s fun and interesting for the person making it, release, get promoted, abandon.
It’s the kind of people I tend to avoid hiring, and for a good reason. Google makes pretty much all its money from search ads, and hasn’t innovated on that in decades.
Nah, you had to use all 3. It was 3 connectors for different things.
Our codebase is a mess and I suggested putting “we are not stupid, we just work with Google” into our job ads looking for data engineers proficient with C and JRuby.
I just had someone on my team work with 3 closely related Google data libraries, basically 3 connectors for the same data churning thingy.
One was only compatible with Python, the second was only workable in C, and the third was in fucking JRuby.
I mean if they are going to be doing model collapse, might as well go full throttle
Works perfectly for me.
Create new empty lutris app, run installer in prefix, set install path to virtual c:, after that you set the executable and that’s it
Okay, but Google uses it in a way where directly going to the server they host F-Droid.apk, downloading and installing it counts as sideloading.
If anything, using Google Play is sideloading by that definition, since I can’t just download a release from the originators’ server, they need to first transfer it into a secondary location, Google’s servers, and I can only install it from there.
I mean it fixed the problem automatically, didn’t it? /s
While on principle I don’t care about people using llms to refactor code in my games, I still think that the AI is inevitable narrative is a bit jarring and that study in particular has a huge conflict of interest issue.
What was it
The people who would be okay with this already don’t own computers, they go with a phone.
They are complaining about having to pay taxes and having that tax money spent in social services.
IMO it’s great but it is a departure from earlier titles in more than just going to 3D, and the sides are a 90s caricature of the US/China/Middle-Eastern people, so it’s something that you definitely couldn’t make today.
Like the “terrorist” side gets suicide bombers and a unit called “angry mob” to which Chinese flamethrowers or American snipers are a good counter, while China gets two soldiers for the price of one and propaganda loudspeakers everywhere that makes units fight harder.
The story is barely there as well, which was a strong point of the RA2 and Tiberium universes.
This day is to be remembered.
Is it only me that had the C&C Generals Nuke Cannon tagline going off in their heads saying BRIGHTER THAN THE SUN in a deliberate voice and a heavy Chinese accent?
My guess would be the plot of Fallout New Vegas