I know my pre-COVID office had a floor of nearly 200 engineers, and only 3 women.

Regardless of policy, bias is going to happen at that scale, usually not in favor of the women. Honestly makes me sad how tough it must be.

That’d be a very Google move.

“Android devices will continue to receive regular updates and security patches through mid-2027, after which some devices may be eligible for ChromePhoneOS (no you cannot install apk files in ChromePhoneOS stop asking)”

Last time I ran a discovery queue, 9/10 items were included because “it is popular” and not because it was related to any items I purchased and played. So I don’t have high hopes for anything changing for the better here.

I don’t know the budget, but I see a lot of mobile games in Southend Interactive’s catalog, so:

Deathrow

A 4v4 fictional combat sport title. It’s fun enough to play for a day or so… but if you can find 3 other people to sit on the couch and play with, that’s where it can be really fun.

Our strategy was to usually have 1 person be the forward, 2 people be enforcers who stomped the enemy into the asphalt, and the goalie would try to prevent any early scores until the opposing team was knocked unconscious.

Maybe Xubuntu or preferably Lubuntu, but never Ubuntu.

I’d even have a hard time saying Linux Mint is going to be lightweight.

My phone screen is far far too small to read the EULA. It just scrolls on and on and on and on.

So… I don’t know if this download has trackers, but for that reason I did not accept.

Interesting…

I was incorrect.

It was closer to a worm. The virus infected local mods, and uploaded itself to the workshop alongside your credentials.

I guess that means any workshop creator who gets infected would further spread the virus because the virus automatically updated the creator’s workshop items with the infection.

I’m just going to hazard a guess that they didn’t create an entire streaming network in two days, and they’ve been planning the press lock out for a while.

That would have required planning and subterfuge.

More likely: feelings got hurt, and a rich donor had a failed streaming platform that needed a rescue.

It looks like it was one malicious item on the workshop, not necessarily the whole workshop. However, that one malicious item will uploaded your credentials to the People Playground Workshop. So they remedied it temporarily by disabling the entire workshop, including all legit mods, to prevent user credentials from being uploaded.

EDIT: I assume they are asking everyone who logged in during the 21st to run antivirus because it was trojan. Originally a legit mod that turned malicious after an update and all subscribers got the “updated” virus.

My apologies. I should have leaned a little harder into the joke that everything is AI suspect now. It’s hard to convey sarcasm over the internet.

That shadow is unrealistic and the back of the feline is clearly sloping towards what the AI thought was a 5th leg.

I’m not trying to jump in to defend anything (I don’t know the dev process) but I will say that uncanny and odd looking is like… the default. Almost every game since OoT has had me asking “Why did they do that?” in terms of art direction.

It was just my media rips. So to say it was “lost” is a bit dramatic I suppose. I just had to spend another two weeks re-ripping my DVD and Blu-ray collection to restore the lost archives. (Without the RAID this time lol)

I ran a software RAID5 via LVM2 and when a failure occurs it becomes some voodoo magic that not even the maintainers understand.

Lost 6TB of archives.

Well, any person who has made a PSN account in the past 15 years is bound by arbitration. An arbiter that Sony pays. An arbiter that will not get paid again if they rule against Sony.

So… probably not reasonable.

I was under the impression that the gaming part was the only profitable aspect left.

What year do you think we’ll see the first repo for a Raspberry Pi spoofer?

Something that can act as a “peer” and intercept and blackhole the traffic.

as if that wouldn’t be misconstrued as “people don’t want physical media. Just look at the poor sales”