Kushan

Superior technology does not necessarily mean a superior product. History has plenty of examples where the inferior technology won out because the majority of people don’t care about having the best or most advanced technology, they want the easiest, cheapest and (most importantly) lowest effort.

To be clear, I don’t think digg is a superior product either, I’m just saying that how good the tech is matters far less than people want to believe. What truly matters is the implementation.

My dude, have you tried not being a cunt for no reason lately?

Yeah I checked the twitter profiles of the two people mentioned, one doesnt talk about it at all and the other says it’s not what people think and it won’t enable CFW.

AI nonsense.

It’s really not. Literally the same thing happened with the PS3, arguably that was much worse and it didn’t cook Sony at all.

No because apple bought up almost the entire 2026 allocation.

I agree it’s a wonderful game and it deserves recognition, but I also agree it’s not as good as BG3. The thing is, that doesn’t detract from any of it’s awards this year because it was only competing with the games that came out in 2025, not the ones that came out in 2023.

Had BG3 and Clair Obscura come out at the same time, I think the split in awards would have been very different.

It’s entirely hypothetical. Jellyfin could also close source tomorrow, hypothetically (It happened with Emby so there’s precedent).

This is a "slippery slope’ argument and thus a fallacy.

Let users decide how they want to run their own stuff. Right now if you have Plex pass this isn’t an issue. If it becomes an issue, then you’re in the exact same position you’d be in today if you decided to move away from Plex now.

I moved away from Plex years ago, but I don’t blame users for sticking with it, it still has a lot of advantages over jellyfin.

EDIT: Y’all are trippin’ over yourselves to complain about what other people choose to deploy on their own hardware.

Sure, the effort to set up an actual working thing will always be more than setting up a broken thing.

The only drawbacks to having actual security cameras is when you trust your data to a 3rd party known to use your data for evil.

If you record things locally, there’s really zero drawbacks.

The explosion of scam coins was basically inevitable, it’s what you get with zero regulation.

This is a fan mod for Simpsons hit and run, FYI for those wondering

It’s all good mate, we’ve all got over excited at times.

The article says:

The S1500 features a main airfoil and an annular wing that together form a giant duct. Inside this duct are 12 turbine-generator sets, each rated at 100 kW.

That suggests to me (admittedly a layman) that each blimp is more like 1.2MW?

From yes. Of no.

Nothing at all, but that last line, “When is my turn to have fun?” Is a bit transactional, like there’s an expectation and that’s the problematic part.

I appreciate that, but that isn’t really a solution for a saleable game. Concept art sure but that’s it.

Yewahh… How does that help?

Yeah I’ve never been able to draw in my entire life, believe me I tried. I have an eyesight impairment and that doesn’t help.

So I’m in two minds about this. I am a software engineer by trade and have an idea for a game I’d like to try making.

The problem is that I don’t even really know how to make games, not do I have any artistic abilities myself. I can’t afford to pay a load of artists for work for a game that might never be finished and might never make money.

So I’m stuck in this hard decision of do I try and make my game, invest a lot of money and potentially lose it all, or do I try and find a publisher who can front the money but lose creative control of my game? Or do I use AI to give me a head start in building something that I can use to garner interest in, in the hope that enough people like it that I can fund the development?

Essentially, AI offers me a way to create something that I would not otherwise be able to create and that’s really hard to accept.