Then don’t put up ai art. Just put up a text menu.

If it’s just the battery that’s the issue, put an inductive charger on the counter.

What do you have to keep walking over to check it?

Seems you’ve been cooking for longer than 10 minutes…

If they wanted money, they should just make a decent MMO and/or predatory gacha games

Not any more. Just bought an EV new for about the same price as I bought for an ICE in 2019 before adjusting for inflation.

They are getting cheaper as they get more ubiquitous. If you have an ICE that runs fine, don’t rush out to replace it, but if you’re in the market for a new car you should seriously consider EV.

Broadcast jobs. Every single job you run, and then later pull, dozens or hundreds of data cables.

Oh, labelling? Forget it. You’ll label the first batch, and then be in a frantic rush that nothing else is labelled. Just a messy spreadsheet that you try to not forget.

Unfortunately there is no realistic way that people would boycott GTA for anything, let alone this. People tried to rally for a Sony boycott and it has as much affect as a bug trying to push back a truck.

This is the problem with social media. Outrage drives clicks, so “feminism” is portrayed as a caricature of brightly died hair, “ugly” women, feeble men, and the stereotype of unemployed art students.

It’s exactly what we were warned about in books like 1984 and animal farm. The media controls thoughts, who controls the media?

Spider-Man (PS4) was just a worse Arkham with web slinging. And it sounds like Wolverine is just a worse Spider-Man without web slinging.

This is why I’ve not used one. The whole point of passwords is privacy, yet people put them all in one place controlled by someone else where you have no way to verify how secure they actually are. And you need a password to get into it, so now there’s one password that could be breached to gain access to everything.

Which do you want? A single physical disc that is a tangible product? Or access to a server that has data redundancy?

You seem to want the guarantee of high availability servers but expect to claim ownership of the data. You never owned the data, and you don’t now.

I don’t believe resale was ever part of the licensing.

If you buy a CD with software and it gets shipped to your house, you own the disc, not the software. It’s always been this way, we are just now living in a world where the technology exists to take the software away from you after you paid.