Missed opportunity for the search input placeholder to say “Search for Copilot”

I’m pretty sure they’re legally required to display the helpline. No idea how the requirement has survived the current U.S. admin so far, but if these companies had their way, their victims would not be getting help

A few years back, they announced that they would add a fee to be levied on game devs using their engine, and the fee would be calculated based on the number of times their games were installed by players. Not only that, but they would also apply it to games that were released before that BS.

They walked it back slightly but, at least for me, their intentions were crystal clear. Unity cares about nothing but the bottom line. If it weren’t for the massive, immediate blowback, they would have been all too happy to plunder their indie devs. To hell with that company.

I knew I wanted to buy Road to Vostok when I saw his devlog explaining that he was switching from Unity to Godot as a matter of principle, even though he was well into the development of the game. That kind of dedication should be rewarded. Also the game itself looks really good

Iirc, with the Apollo 1 capsule, it wasn’t just the O2 environment that was dangerous; the hatch opened inward, so it was impossible to open when the inside was pressurized. Rest in peace Gus, Ed, and Roger.

My guess is “neurodivergent” which, interestingly, doesn’t seem to be on that list.

As if it’s even worth pointing out the atom-thin silver lining: at least they called the Gulf of Mexico by its actual real name

Did you sit and rest?

Slurp ink

He claims they do, and while I’m certain he’s capable of believing such idiocy, I think it’s merely the lie he finds more useful than “they kill birds” and “they look ugly” (they don’t, and they don’t)

Patient’s POV:

“You got the placebo!”

Looks like a FromSoft enemy

😧 "I’m a giant piece of shit!”

Protip: get a head start on that countdown by showing up late.

I guess I should play it then (and 2, judging by the replies). The only one I’ve played is 4, which has some really fun gameplay, and one of my favorite villains ever, Pagan Min. I didn’t care much at all for the overall conflict or most of the other characters. What kept me going was taking out the outposts, climbing the towers (until it got repetitive), hunting, and flying around in that dinky little helicopter.

Guess I gotta replay that one too now…

Thanks for reminding us to resist giving in to confirmation bias. And thanks for the summary! I’ll go read the article now for the full picture

Edit:

Is PwC advising clients not to worry if an AI pilot project fails, and push ahead with a large-scale deployment anyway?

I hope that any cultist CEO that rolls out this crap gets bitten hard by their hubris, that they become an example for the rest

I use the complex 12-step setup involving a couple of side jumps and rolls before jump-slashing through the gap next to the wall

The scene where Moss calmly sits down to compose the email gets me every time

And the OG SNES version has the best English translation. A hill I would gladly die on 😤

Opportunity? More like responsibility.