

“Only the best people”
“Only the best people”
What are these “friends” people keep talking about?
Why does Kirk have such big boobs?
They already managed to brick the defence industry. So now IT is next.
If there weren’t so many pathetic losers paying for this sort of crap, none of this would be happening.
When I was young (a very long time ago), the UK was very much associated with rain. If you’d ask any non British person what they think about when they hear about the UK, the answer would have been tea, polite people and rain. I guess at least the first one still holds true.
Not a headline you’d ever have expected to read about the UK.
Funnily enough the “second amendment” crowd has been completely silent about all this shit. But people really have to use those stand your ground laws.
But that would cost money and *gasp* empower users! What are you, some kind of communist?
That thing would be OK if it was reasonably priced. They don’t even pretend to be interested in anything other than squeezing money out of their customers. If there was meaningful competition in the sector, this wouldn’t be happening.
Anti-trans, anti-immigrant and pro white supremacy terrorism are still A-OK, though.
Those games are so expensive because people will pay those prices. There are plenty of cheap games to be had.
That would be handhelds. Mini PCs are desktop devices. They often use the same processors as handhelds and laptops, though.
While blaming anything and everything on “capitalism” is disingenuous, it really does have to do with a lack of competition in the space. None of the incumbents have any incentive to really put much effort into improving the performance of gaming GPUs. PC CPUs face a similar issue. They’re good enough for the vast majority of users. There is no sizable market that would justify spending huge amounts of money on developing new products. High end gaming PCs and media production workstations are niche products. The real money is made in data centre products.
That’s just nonsense. Maybe some 13 year olds with rich parents think like that.
You can build a pretty capable PC for about $600. And you won’t have to pay for multiplayer.
You don’t need a graphics card. You can get mini PCs with decent gaming performance for cheap these days.
The Steam Deck is basically a PC. You can get mini PCs with APUs of a similar performance for very low prices these days. That won’t perform like a current gen console but it’s a cheap gaming machine with a huge selection of low cost games and you won’t have to pay for multiplayer.
Consoles are just increasingly bad value for consumers compared to PCs.
Very emblematic.