Try launching pcsx2 via steam so you can use steam input? Like just add pcsx2 as a non-steam game. I’ve done that for all sorts of games and emulators to get around control issues. Good luck!
Is it even a hot take that I feel better about that than just forcing the AI or whatever to just make a decision and run with it? I feel that just about any human, whether they know US traffic laws or not, will do a better job in edge cases than AI.
But I don’t like that they’re allowed on the road at all. But unfortunately in americaland if the company has deep enough pockets there are no rules.
Only thing I can think of is the ridiculously loud free hubs that are way too popular on high end bikes now. Still way quieter than their beloved Aussie v8s, barras, etc
That’s something else entirely, the frozen limeade margarita is for whipping up a pitcher in 2 minutes at 3am and distributing to yourself and your 4 drunkest friends. It will be missed
Jealous yours works. The battery on my 1st gen 2gb bloated and killed the screen. But apparently there was a recall on them years before, so I sent it in to apple and they sent me a 7th gen 16gb, which I still use. At the time it just felt like an upgrade, but now I kind of wish I just fixed the 1st gen
I guess you could call post-collapse stuff like Horizon Zero Dawn post-cyberpunk, but that kind of feels like a cop out
But on your point, I think cyberpunk has, and will continue to evolve as our modern day technology develops. I don’t think that really makes a newer work post-cyberpunk, just different imaginations of a possible future.
Defining cyberpunk, as with any genre, is difficult. Where is the line between sci-fi and cyberpunk? Is 2001: a Space Odyssey or even Metropolis cyberpunk? Maybe, maybe not. Star Trek or Star Wars, probably not (is it the aliens?)? Blade Runner? Almost certainly. But there are commonalities between all of those that are parts of the cyberpunk genre
I think they’re mostly trying to prevent the odd death / paralysis that still happens on rare occasion, rather than a collarbone which is usually a pretty easy recovery.
Even then, I think this is going to be a tough sell, even for pros. Or when they’re forced to wear them, they’ll complain about them a lot for the first couple seasons. But then it will actually save a life and it’ll shut them up. But will probably never be commonplace in amateur or recreational cycling.
The red magic phones are looking pretty sweet these days. Anybody know how they hold up long-term?
I’m kind of interested in the 11 pro. I don’t really even game on my phone, but a big battery and a headphone jack (which the Air lacks) is enough to catch my attention
Great video, glad he’s back