HarkMahlberg

I’ll give you that on Biden but nuh uh on Yang.

On February 17, 2022, Yang announced the launch of a Web3 community whose membership token fees would be used to fund lobbying work on behalf of Web3, blockchain, and cryptocurrency interests on Capitol Hill.[64]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andrew_Yang

Ideologically, Forward is populist and reformist, and a representative of centrism in the United States. It considers itself to be the center within the American political spectrum, although the party has also been described as big tent or syncretic due to its unwillingness on holding any firm stances or positions,[4]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forward_Party_(United_States)

You know who actually makes out like a bandit in this situation? The credit card companies. All the sudden a bunch of people are applying for credit cards that didn’t have one or need one before. And because some existing CC’s are getting rejected, people are actually thinking about applying for a second card!

And listen, this is Valve we’re talking about, it’s not like they don’t have the money and engineering talent and lawyers to figure out a way to make a system that works for consumers. They just have beef with Australia and are going with malicious compliance. For all the instances I’ve seen of people with accounts older than 18 years that are getting rejected, that’s a system rife with bugs. Valve could have absolutely rolled out a better system, they just chose to be lazy.

I can’t help but think it’s only a matter of time before they manage to make that limit work on locally installed games, even if you’re not internet connected.

This is “just” for cloud gaming right? Like if you install a game locally through game pass, these limits don’t apply… Right?

Man you’re basically not even playing the game at that point.

I want to make sure I understand this right. The 6X here means that for every one real frame generated by the GPU, the next six frames that follow will be AI generated?

The Games Behind Your Government’s Next War

I’m surprised these two never got into a trademark dispute…

So was Enron? I’m not sure why you chose 1993, companies have been shitty across all of time and space.