That sank into a crater. So we built a third one. That burned down, fell over, and then sank into a crater. But the fourth one stayed up. And that’s what you’re going to get, Lad, the strongest spacecraft on all of the Moon.

That’s easy to remember!

Yeah, I heard that that issue is mostly fixed nowadays. But still, I’m not very fond of Nvidia and their business practises. Though, I’m not really up to date with how well AMD does raytracing.

1060 6GB gang here… I will probably get a 3060 or 4060 next time I uppgrade, unless I ditch Nvidia (thinking of moving to Linux).

Yeah, I definitely misread the article, my bad! I doubt the EU will let it stand when it’s enacted.

It isn’t law yet though, and it is the current iteration that Google won’t follow. We have yet to see how they will react if it actually becomes law. My guess is that they will, begrudgingly, bend the knee.

GW1 really was the shit back in the days. Too bad it feels pretty janky today…

I suppose search engines should ask you which maps provider you want and then show results based on that.

Google could have done that, but they chose to go this router to inconvenience users, so that they then could blame the EU for this.

To be fair, the same argument can be applied both ways.

Depends, he might not be a giver!

I’m in the same boat. FTL is where it’s at (for me).

I haven’t played in a couple of years now, since they released the big open world plains. I did install it earlier in the fall, but still haven’t gotten around to it yet…

Heh, I do have link previews on, and I’ll never forget XcQ. But the joke is on you, I’ll always listen to that banger!

Not really related, but I believe this is the first time I’ve seen an emoji as a link 🤯

I assume so, but I’m not sure where. I’ll have to Google it later

Also based in the EU, and mine were turned on

FlatOut: Ultimate Carnage was a real banger that I played the shit out of

Fair enough!

She’s actually not gone. She’s just picky with what games she cracks.

We got to do something simular in uni. We modeled the CPU in VHDL and had to set up our own language, then we were to program a game for it. One of the most fun and interesting courses we got to do!