

Maybe they should get AI to do the AI prompts so they can cut down on costs XD


Maybe they should get AI to do the AI prompts so they can cut down on costs XD


The opposite, with Switch1 there were a bunch of games where third parties cheaped out and just put a code in a box.
Switch2 added game-key cards to replace the code-in-a-box with a license dongle in the shape of a cart.
It still requires the eshop to download the game, but it’s not tied to an account, it’s tied to the card, which can be resold or lent out.
Solves a few of the issues with digital while doing nothing for preservation.


USA is awful but France still exists…


The majority of you voted for him, so it’s fair to assume a majority of you are like him, yes.


I use it on occasion, since it will deflate 100+GB zip files much faster than 7zip will. (7z is single threaded for pkzips)
It’s been more than a decade since I used it to compress anything though. LZMA2 rocks.


Orange man got a Smithers.


That’s pretty much the only time I’ll have maccas, the alternatives around these parts are Hungry Jacks (burger king licensee) or OTR (OnTheRun, a petrol station chain owned by the scummiest family in South Australia and are well known for dodgy employment including abusing Cert3 in Retail courses to pay their employees under minimum wage)
McDonalds is somehow the ‘ethical’ option.


‘Shareholder Value’ is derived from Rents. It’s McDonalds.


Doesn’t have ammonia in there?


Always
Office 2003 still works just fine friend.


Can it read mail yet?


Restore DB from backup and now former admins have full admin access.
Can’t see that ever going wrong…


“NO REFUNDS” :D
Dremel is probably a bit overboard, a utility knife will do it. But you’re right, there can be required modification (or just using a 1x to 16x riser for ~$2 from AliExpress)
RasPi isn’t actually very efficient for what it is.
As otherwise mentioned a 16x/8x/4x card can be used in a 1x slot.
Any 1x physical GPU will be extremely overpriced for what it is as they’re incredibly niche products.


That fabricated music was then distributed across platforms using a company called Vydia.
Definately not Leather Jacket Man of nVidia…


Glad Australia is finally getting some decent fiber links up through Singapore.
SEA-ME-WE3 is a joke and before IndigoWest and ASC, almost all of our international transit was via US.
It’s been a while since I stepped foot in the office, but aren’t Cubes more-or-less a luxury now with long trestles of no privacy the norm?
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