I agree that it didn’t deserve to die but it died because it lived outdoors. If you care about a stray, take it in.

There’s an inherent risk to being a wild animal and it’s amplified in a place with thousands of people

Plenty of people could have taken it in, it was obviously loved.

Outdoor cats are a plague on wildlife

If they did, they wouldn’t let a cat live outside in a city

Steam remains on top because they remain the best. Can’t say I’d happily switch to a different platform given the games in my library but I’m open to it if the store provides a better experience

You have a point but the cost of Paradox DLCs FAR exceeds the development time most of the time. You really have to do your research before buying anything

I received a Tikom vacuum as a gift and was so sad to see I couldn’t installed Valetudo.

On the plus side, it works with no connection and so it’s only slightly less covenient to just…press the button on the vacuum itself when I take my dog for a walk. Gotta dump the tray from last time anyway

I cackled playing Like A Dragon: Infinite Wealth

…when some NPCs moonwalked in the background during some dialogue.

Before that, some parts Yakuza: Like A Dragon which I thought was a much funnier and better game

If a young mel plays hide and seek, that was part of the ending scenes

That is a completely unfair comparison. For starters, Facebook is a for-profit advertising company and Wikipedia is a community-driven encyclopedia and should be judged by different standards

Second, both admins and users can edit Wikipedia when there’s a problem. Everyone is “responsible” for fixing it - or at the very least equally at fault

Next, the content in question. Facebook was (rightfully) given hell for hosting gore, CSAM, adult porn, etc. Things that are immoral, illegal, or outright dangerous. The offending content on Wikipedia is bad translations.

Lastly, the bigger issue is always enforcement of said content. Facebook was made aware of the problem users/pages/uploads and slacked off on doing anything. These Wikipedia pages have very low traffic and weren’t getting reported. And even with reports, Wikipedia then has to consult with people who speak the rare language.

They’re similar problems of vastly different scales

Don’t blame Wikipedia for that wtf

I played this game last year and enjoyed it. Might have to give it another spin

Yeah, I didn’t have any issues with them until recently when every other outlet started copying it and they seemingly cranked it to 11 in response. They’d work great as taglines but I prefer descriptive titles so I don’t have to “figure out” the topic. Feels antithetical to the purpose of a headline

I wish they DID trademark it so half the gaming news websites didn’t follow suit

It feels very…corporate. Forced casual

Why can’t RPS write a normal headline for once

It’s not a language thing, they do it to be quirky…

Sure. But it’s not like the technology they developed is useless outside of an autonomous city, I’m sure they went into it knowing it would never be implemented for real.

Years ago, Microsoft was doing some R&D on autonomous vehicles in a mock city built for it. Instead of each vehicle doing all of the processing, the fake city was built with wireless markers to GIVE the car the information. Like instead of having to “see” a stop sign, the stop sign told cars it was there.

It would be complicated and expensive to implement on a mass scale but I thought it was a really cool idea.

I have no idea why chatgpt got so obsessed with em dashes when the vast majority of online discourse uses a hyphen in its place

Also I’d say it’s not the existence of em dashes that makes chatgpt text obvious but how it’s used. The way chatgpt structures a sentence with an em dash is unfortunately (fortunately?) very obvious

Got any workshop recommendations? I tried a few right after beating the game but found them lackluster. I’m guessing there’s a lot more now

Each level has multiple things to steal/destroy but once you pick up/destroy the first thing, the alarm goes off and a timer starts.

The gameplay is mostly setting up the heist. You break holes in walls, build bridges, set up chain reactions, etc to find a route that picks up everything and escape in time. You have limited ammo but you get unlimited spray paint to mark the path for yourself

I know some people hate it but my only complaint is that some of the DLC is pretty meh. Base game is a blast, though!

[Edit] also, I would avoid watching anyone play it BUT it won’t necessarily spoil any “solutions” because there’s an infinite amount of ways you can beat a level