the article states that they were using version 3.5 during the study, I’d assume it would be patched in later iterations

Plot twist, it’s foreshadowing

Like a clown car, but like, buoyant

Ya know, I don’t know this one, and I’m honestly glad

I’m sorry, you’re just gonna deny me the rest of the view?? ;^;

I smell burnt toast

I smell a new meme format

I probably contribute like half the hours Fallout 4 is getting, once you go through the pain of getting modding working how you want, it’s so easy to sink another hundred or so hours into it.

Lil Steamie Decky is hauling ass with 200 plugins just fine (assuming you don’t mind cranking everything to low settings, but you won’t notice it much on that display)

I’d also like to know, some I’m having issues with my Bluetooth headset cutting in and out in Linux, but has no issues when I boot into windows

Yup, that.

Don’t get me wrong, I love me some Bethesda games, but only 5 years after they’ve come out and with a 200 plugin modlist.

Went to go check out her channel, seems she doesn’t post anymore. Really sucks, but considering how the people act in her comment section, can’t really blame her.

I will gladly have more Stargate in my feed

Funny how on the consumer side, they keep pushing TPMs and other intrusive technologies under the guise of security, and they can’t even keep their shit together on the business end long enough for people to actually believe them.

Edit: Typo

I mean, they never specifically stated that they drank them 👀

I knew a kid in the 8th grade who, after the poor science teacher spent about an hour lecturing us on lab safety, immediately ate a bit of Borax we were using for the experiment.

Good to know he was a trendsetter I guess

I mean it’s not much of a change, considering a minimal amount of activity would result in you getting bombarded with super pushy sign-in popups.

With this and Reddit pulling the shenanigans they are pulling, it sucks to see a large portion of Google’s results suddenly become useless, but it’s nothing but a growing pain in the path to a more decentralized internet.