I have yet to see a single item have a significant discount on prime day, it’s not even a sale.

Pixel has a built in feature that screens my calls and sends spammers to a bot. Graphene has no equivalent to this.

Explore, gather, craft, and build

Pass. Such a tired genre at this point.

If you can’t tell it’s AI, then it’s a problem entirely made up in your own head.

Yea, this one isn’t an issue. If you are dropping off passengers, you are allowed to stop in a fire lane because that is not parking.

Oooh, I got you OP. If you liked the dense micro-maps of Into the Breach, check out Bad North. Defend small islands from waves of invaders with limited troops. Not an overly long game, but very satisfying for what it is.

Ubisoft wishes they could make a game that good.

By many definitions, reasoning IS just a form of pattern recognition so the lines are definitely blurred.

I just want my GameCube adapter to work again

Sounds like someone is a bit salty they can’t immediately get the timing right in Expedition 33 and it’s reminding them of all the other times they’ve sucked. Get good, loser.

Not only must everything profit, it must profit MORE than it did previously. If you make $10 million selling widgets last year, and make $10 million again this year, well that’s a failing business and you should be fired.

It can be great for filling in frames. Much easier to animate something at like 5-10 frames per second or less and use AI to smooth it out by filling in the gaps.

According to the box, it is noticeably missing Pong.

I would like to remind everyone, as people seem to keep forgetting, Tesla means nothing to Elon. It could go to zero and it wouldn’t affect him.

Twitter, or X, means nothing to Elon. It could collapse and shut down and it wouldn’t affect him.

SpaceX is his baby. Nothing even comes close. Starlink alone guarantees he will always be one of the richest men in the world.

I always like sharing this apocryphal story about Michael Dell. So Michael Dell went to the same high school I did, and the rumor goes that when he was there, a bitchy English teacher once told him he would never amount to anything.

Well years pass and he creates the computer company we know today. He returns to the school district and offers to donate computers to all their schools, from elementary thru high school. He only had one condition, fire the bitchy teacher who insulted him all those years ago.

The school district never confirmed it, but one year that teacher didn’t return, and sure enough, every school in the district suddenly got brand new Dell computers.