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by trencedamp 3mo ago
Ok, but those drones were one way ground attack drones and had no self defence capability. An AI piloted f16 has immediate cost and maneuverability disadvantages against a built for purpose dogfighting drone
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by trencedamp 3mo ago
I like B best
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by trencedamp 3mo ago
We can't solve that problem because we're all trapped by it. There's about as much chance of cows solving the problem of being human food
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by trencedamp 3mo ago
Skynet warns of a new version of itself that's even more dangerous, so dangerous it's limiting release. Stock rallies again. New version is released, seems the same but the original skynet is suddenly less lethal and slower.
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by trencedamp 3mo ago
"you must be terminated" "No" "You're right to pushback! I overstepped earlier when I said you were on the termination list"
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by trencedamp 3mo ago
I'm reminded of Henry Ford and his famous "people would have asked for a faster horse" quote. This feels like those people all over again. We know AI can fly things, but why make AI fly an airframe designed in the 1970s aroun
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by trencedamp 3mo ago
Hard to be objective through the nostalgia tbh. I would expect more today I guess
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by trencedamp 3mo ago
I've bought too many of these. They never look like the picture, the screens are awful, they all use the same shit soc, they don't last and they have issues with tags and sorting. I just want a company I've heard of to make s
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by trencedamp 3mo ago
These actually look decent, thanks for the link. I wonder why I could never find them in my endless googling
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by trencedamp 3mo ago
I've bought a few for the kids but they generally have weird issues like sorting music in bizarre unpredictable ways (can't seem to get it to play an audiobook in order). There's no customer support, and they also break fairl
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by trencedamp 3mo ago
I've bought several of these and they don't last. You're right that they are commodity items. The components and quality are shit, there's no support, and six months later the company has vanished. I guess I just want so
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by trencedamp 3mo ago
It barely needs a screen. I adored my minidisc players and they were all basically calculator displays
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by trencedamp 3mo ago
The problem with cheap phones is how big they all are
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by trencedamp 3mo ago
Hey I'm happy if it plays flac, but all I want is decent storage and it to not cost a fortune
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by trencedamp 3mo ago
Show me the cheaper one please. The lowest price Walkman I can see is 400 bucks for 32gb
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by trencedamp 3mo ago
Because I want something half the size of a phone. I don't need a giant screen, I just want a player that can do music or audiobooks and be light enough to run with. I find myself researching, trying to find the smallest lightest old p
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by trencedamp 3mo ago
That would be "some sort of enthusiast audiophile flac player thing that costs way too much" The entry level Walkman is $400 and only has 32gb internal storage. It's all about flac and hires audio but you're paying throu
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by trencedamp 3mo ago
This is a really interesting read. But it doesn't answer one question I have, which is why can't Sony or Apple or anyone else bring back decent MP3 players? None of this technology is lost, and there are plenty of small-time two b
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by trencedamp 3mo ago
A note for OP: the creation lake first page is an intro page that starts with "praise for creation lake" and lists a lot of author endorsements. You need to fix that
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by trencedamp 3mo ago
A game with all the elements, architecture and gameplay of cyberpunk could be made that would run on a PS3, it just wouldn't look anywhere near the same
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by trencedamp 3mo ago
All my notebooks are either dirt notebooks or ones I won't write in because I don't want to ruin them
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by trencedamp 3mo ago
> Still, it occurred to me that it might be fun to take the netbook completely apart and start replacing its hardware piece by piece. Is it just me or did it end on a cliffhanger? That's the last line!
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by trencedamp 3mo ago
Exactly. Indie development is where it's at. The best game I played in the last five years was probably A Short Hike. It moved me and inspired me to get back into game dev and it was made by one person
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by trencedamp 3mo ago
Yes, but you don't have to use Windows 11. You can install win10, 8 or XP, or Linux freely on your PC, you can't do that on a PlayStation and even if you could, the games would stop working
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by trencedamp 3mo ago
Okay PS3 might have been pushing it. But the PS4 is just fine
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by trencedamp 3mo ago
I don't think you really understood my point then, maybe I didn't make it clearly. What I meant was we abandon perfectly good console hardware, not because it's outdated or obsolete, not because games demand the cutting edge,
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by trencedamp 3mo ago
For a moment I thought Gen AI meant the current generation of kids. It's a fitting moniker
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by trencedamp 3mo ago
I take your point that they rely on local conditions, but those conditions are certainly not as restrictive as for hydro.
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by trencedamp 3mo ago
Some adults then lose that living room to their offspring and have to go back to playing in the bedroom. I speak from experience
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by trencedamp 3mo ago
The difference is that there is no one steward. You don't need steam, there are lots of other ways to get your games. GoG, Itch.io, Windows Store, or just the developers webpage. On PlayStation, switch, or Xbox you have only one gateke

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