

Look up the word neo-liberal. Cause that is what you mean. Continually replying “Yeah, a liberal.”, you sound like a moron.


Look up the word neo-liberal. Cause that is what you mean. Continually replying “Yeah, a liberal.”, you sound like a moron.


Realize, this has always been him. He is NOT a liberal. He is a conservative who calls himself a democrat.


Stadia was still a system you buy. What I’m talking about here is having a browser based gaming system where any computer could be used to play games, for subscription price of course.
There are in fact currently places on the web that offer such services for Minecraft.
And I’ll bet you anything they’ll make the subscription price really low at first. Borrowing from the Netflix model… Then, once consoles and PCs have been outmoded and no one owns anything, they jack the price up.


I said GTA 6 will be the introduction. Not the closer.
As any drug dealer can tell you, you have to give them a taste in order to get them addicted then you can start to really charge them for the good stuff.


I’d like to see you try to build a PC right now for less than $1,500. The cornered the market on all of the parts necessary to make a computer that can run games well.


I love how nobody here is getting me actual picture. They’re not going to sell Xbox to people anymore. What’s going to happen is they’re going to turn to a subscriber model where you have to log into a data center that they control and use your browser to play video games. Paying a monthly subscription for the privilege of playing their exclusive games. In fact I will bet money that the first product that will be introduced with this feature is going to be the highly anticipated upcoming Grand Theft Auto 6.
Mark my words. Either at the time of release or shortly thereafter they’re going to introduce the ability to subscribe to play GTA 6 in your browser on a remote gaming system. And then they’re going to phase out physical Xbox systems over the next couple of years.


Nothing this snake oil salesman says is ever backed by any evidence.


Hive mind would imply that people are simply following along and not making decisions on their own. I read the article and was thinking that the way they went about it was a fairly good use of AI to actually implement code.
Then I read the article posted by someone in this comment section about how the author and creator of ladybird is not only a homophobic asshole but an out and out racist. If you support him and use this then you are, by association, a homophobe and a racist.
So fuck you 🖕 as well.


No no, everything is fine. Las Vegas was too crowded before anyway. And last Christmas, people were spending as much if not more than previous years despite what you may have heard. Our economy is absolutely booming. Just look at the stock market, it’s the clearest indicator that everyone is doing very well.


Because it makes for a good distraction from actual problems that they don’t care to solve because those problems would require them to heavily tax millionaires and billionaires.


With compatibility layers being what they are these days I don’t think it’s going to be too much of a problem.


There are 4,597 Walmarts in the United States. Not suggesting anything, just putting that fact out there.


The title is hella misleading. This guy is doing really well. Why was this posted??


I would bet real money that the neighbor reporting them has connections within the city council. The mayor’s extreme resistance to this concept despite its overwhelming popularity is telling. Some rich racist in that neighborhood who gives generously to campaigns doesn’t like the negros growing vegetables in their neighborhood.


That’s fine, fuck the TSA.


If I had a dime for every time this pops up on Lemmy…
I will believe in the efficacy of this when it actually becomes available.


I am actually GenX


IIRC he was pretty decent. I never watched Dawson’s Creek but I’ve watch a bunch of stuff he was in later and I enjoyed those characters. It’s a real shame about his death but this really kind of highlights how insane our medical system is when a famous actor can be bankrupted simply by having cancer.


AKA, end the Patriot Act
I agree that the technology isn’t the problem here. It’s the corporate mentality of trying to squeeze customers for all they are worth on a personal basis that is the big issue. That and surge pricing should be made illegal. Having to pay more for a thing just because a flock of other people decide to get it at the same time you do is absurd.