Lame that people care so much what other people like.

Andor is a SW show for people who hate Star Wars, and it works. (Not unlike how the Nolanized Batman was a superhero movie for people who hate superheroes.)

It’s not my thing, but no one’s making me watch it, so no big deal.

It’s just fan speculation at this point, but yeah. I’ll be thinking about it before I buy, if I do.

Yeah, feels like an overreaction to me, especially given the economic upheaval affecting the world since 2018.

Devs gotta eat and the game is not only good but fairly priced already.

Apparently in 2018 the devs stated publicly they’d never add paid content to the game. At least that’s what the fans state. I dunno.

I bought it a year ago, played it for ten hours. It’s a fun little game.

I don’t buy a lot of the big company games anyway, but if this becomes commonplace, what’ll happen is I’ll buy my big-company games second-hand so the benefit to the perpetrators is lessened.

I heard the new Game of Thrones game is using LLM’s to generate some of its content. Pisses me off.

Yeah, the games I’ve spent very little on I’ve put a ton of time into, like Vampire Survivors, Noita, and Dungeon Defenders.

Oh definitely. I’ve enjoyed the experience of helping devs mold a title into something better in exchange for a lower price.

That’s fine. I don’t agree with you.

My rule is I’m only willing to pay a dollar for every expected hour of play, so you can imagine I buy few things at full price.

The last two games I paid full price for were Elden Ring and Mandragora. I am far more likely to pay full price for an indie title that I’m excited about than anything else, because as an artist myself, I fully understand the impact of a pre-purchase on an indie studio.

After Obama, I don’t get excited about any politician until I see the fucking votes.

Words don’t matter. Someone saying the right things does not matter. I’m going to wait to see what happens once the reins of power are in their hands.

Maybe Mamdani’s different. We’ll see.

I’ve seen a bunch.

Had my phone wish me a happy birthday on the wrong day. I had a whole folder of emails inexplicably moved back into my inbox, and yes, various wacky hardware problems.

It’s clear that a bunch of the people they laid off were QA people.

IT has been an interesting ride the last two months, encountering some of the weirdest bugs I’ve ever seen, after two decades of Windows working just fine for the most part.

My god, the red conservatives and the blue conservatives are so incredibly hysterical.

Love how they’re pretending that an LLM is useful for any task that needs precision.

Important to note here that if you are running Windows or a dual-boot, the new version of O&O ShutUp has a utility that allows you to delete CoPilot.

I have a dual-boot with Linux Mint. I don’t access anything personal from my windows installation. It’s just for games that don’t work on Linux.

Lucky bastard.

Proud that my only pwned password is three decades old.