I’m out of touch WRT hardware, but it looks like the PS5 uses something called GDDR memory. Your standard desktop or laptop most likely would use DDR. I’m not familiar with GDDR, though I’m guessing just based on the letters that it helps run graphics; still, it probably would not work with your tower or notebook.

I’m sure someone else in the thread can provide a more informed answer.

Kind of reminiscent of Oogie Boogie.

Got it. Buy PS5, harvest memory.

I once encountered a coworker who had a friend who participated in no shave November.

According to the coworker, at the end of the month the friend quit his job, bought a bunch of flannel, and opened a brewery.

I never met the friend in question, but according to the coworker that’s a true story.

You’ve never seen a fancy car flying behind a plane before?

Any other day, that would seem strange to me.

My mom would have called it gaa powered heating.

edit: Gas.

Nice! But you’re welcome, I’m pretty lonely.

I wonder whether they were inspired by Star Trek.

I miss having a dog in my household.

My current house only has a crawl space.

I love this house, but I do miss having a basement, especially whilst accommodating denizens such as yourself.

Granted, you may reside at the bottom of my house.

This happened almost verbatim in Doctor Who.

edit: Also, I’m guessing this isn’t actually you, but the color scheme is reminiscent of LCARS.

I’m cool with it.

Any time I access Wikipedia.

You sound like ElectroBOOM.

“Applause,” “foreign” and “music” are YouTube’s favorite subtitles when it doesn’t know what’s going on.

I always have them on because IMHO almost everything is improved by subtitles, but there are definitely flaws to YouTube’s approach. It annoys me that YouTube will keep your speed settings (which are annoying to change right at the end of a video) between sessions but will discard subtitle settings not only between sessions, but sometimes over the duration of an ad.

Also, I don’t mind when a creator doesn’t write subtitles for their videos - I’m sure it’s a lot of effort - but I don’t get why some videos (including those that have been up for plenty of time to be processed by YouTube) outright disable the captions.

The only interaction I ever sort of chose to have with AI was asking Gemini how to turn it off.

It was unable to help me.

Instead of making a Thanksgiving leftovers sandwich, you could try this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cBPQfuIjUik

Uhhh …