Arialonomus

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by Arialonomus 3y ago
Your analogy undermines the point you seem to be making, given that renting is, by definition, not purchasing.
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by Arialonomus 3y ago
From the (very brief) article, I don’t see anything wrong with this use-case. Filling out the documentation is a time-consuming job and getting a program to automate it to speed up the application process is one of the things I think genera
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by Arialonomus 3y ago
Yes! Sorry I meant 3-4 times as long. It’s not universal to every game, but for a perfect example, my husband and I both played Mario Kart 8 on CEMU (Wii U Emulator) and I can play for about 6 hours uninterrupted before needing to charge, w
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by Arialonomus 3y ago
I will absolutely second this. Working full time and going to school full time, I never game anymore because the last thing I wanna do is spend more time at my desk. I was an immediate early adopter of the LCD deck, since I’d been waiting f
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by Arialonomus 3y ago
I think, as often, the truth lies down the middle. SAG/AFTRA and the WGA were right in fighting to not give studios free rein to use AI to own their likeness or replace them in the process. Likewise, people who say using AI tech for li
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by Arialonomus 3y ago
The EU also has a much stronger regulatory framework than the United States does. American corporate-friendly policy decisions make litigating anti-trust more difficult. Not to mention congressional inaction means regulatory policy is stuck
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by Arialonomus 3y ago
I would argue that UE5 is even less suited to a game like this than Unity is. Unreal certainly has impressive rendering tech, and it has designs towards increasingly becoming a generalist engine, but it is clearly designed with certain genr
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by Arialonomus 3y ago
I am speaking entirely speculatively, but I’d imagine it might be having to do with going for low-hanging fruit, or at least trying to chip away legally before (or instead of) sweeping anti-trust litigation. The appetite for this kind of ac
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by Arialonomus 3y ago
I think a more likely scenario is this will force studios back to the table with SAG-AFTRA to get the industry moving again as quickly as possible. If the deal really is as good as the WGA is claiming, it also bodes well for the actors sinc
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by Arialonomus 3y ago
> Then there’s using funds from one place you have significant dominance to to undercut (including running at a loss) in the new industry - I’m much iffier on exactly at what point this becomes uncompetitive as it seems a fairly common t