How many times have I told you not to download movies or games in the middle of the day? You’ll tie up the phone lines.

Why DDoS Cloudflare when they could just pressure them directly like they did with BBC or Paramount? I know this administration isn’t exactly the brightest but that doesn’t seem like something they’d do.

The article is hardly attacking Valve. Just acknowledging how they got here with a bit of good nature ribbing. Nothing wrong with being able to laugh at ourselves.

inZOI was full of red flags that foreshadowed this “AI first” shift.

To be fair, Nintendo’s systems are usually underpowered compared to the competition. Not that it matters in the grand scheme of things, but still.

I don’t know. They are still a non-profit, according to Wiki.

Elon, this isn’t 2014. Only your die hard fans believe you.

This is going down as yet another game that’s stuck in development hell.

Seems like another attempt to stifle the flow of information.

Ugh… Minor rant.

My aunt is into tech like me. She dived head first into the AI in the middle of the hype instead of during IoT era when machine learning (the foundation of GPT models) was part of a larger SDK for building smaller tasks. Now she won’t stop pushing it onto my mom like a salesman by saying she should do this and that with ChatGPT or whatever, and it’s so freakin’ annoying.

Luckily, I’ve told my mom straight up to not buy into it.

They’re working on it, thankfully. Dozens of countries are replacing Windows, Office, etc.

More reasons for the EU to build their own data centers.

EA: Maxis will continue to have creative freedom.

Also, EA: We’ve put all of Maxis’ resources into The Sims 4.

Elon constantly being forced to tune Grok shows just how much of a losing battle it is. LLM is just doing what it’s programmed to do.

“You’re only supposed to defame Democrats, Google!”

On one hand, more power to the people. On the other hand, ChatGPT is being operated by a company ran by Sam Altman.

I don’t know either, and that’s the problem. Open source projects can justify being free, even if some of the business models are a bit questionable (e.g. open core). What I do know is companies behind proprietary software has proven time and time again that we’re the product.

I thought for-profit companies were supposed to make a profit…