Like we’d ever let having no understanding of a topic get in the way of having an opinion on it…

I am, but what can we do about it? We don’t run things.

Not only does it make things brittle, but it makes a smaller number of things for governments to intercept to scan all internet traffic.

So are closed source developers.

While singing “I want to break free” at full blast.

Outer Wilds.

But I can’t. It’s a game you can only really play once. I keep trying to get the wife to play, so I can live it again through someone else’s eyes.

For that money I’d expect to be stomping around town in a fucking mechsuit.

Doesn’t Wayland slow to a crawl under CPU load? I get mouse updates like once a second if I dare to make this mini PC play a video.

It’s certainly better than my uncle, who back in the 80s called his two black cats Sam and Bo.

There’s probably odd boxes here and there still running Windows 98.

No Red Dwarf fan would buy this.

Monkey with a gun.

They can barely make the other device turn on reliably, let alone have enough planets aligned to let the other device access the internet.

Why hello fellow forty-something.

Lasagne. I think it’s all the cheese grease lubricating my insides.

DSfix

Single-handedly made an awful PC port playable.

I legit thought Raphael was Ian McShane at first.

All I really want is BG3 mechanics in a Discworld setting.

How has Baldur’s Gate 3 not been mentioned in this thread yet? Huge cast and everyone is going for it. Even the narrator. Especially the narrator.

It really was one of the first games to go all out with good voice acting.

Go and play other “big budget” games of the PS1 era like the Resident Evil series or even Metal Gear Solid to see the difference.

Soul Reaver really stood head and shoulders above everything at the time.

I mean that’s just physics. Less light entering the sensor = more grain as it boosts the brightness to compensate. They both take the same picture, but extra processing hides the flaws.

Got to be honest, I prefer grain over a bunch of AI swirls.