You’re not like the other gamers. You’re unique and special. There might be someone in the world who doesn’t know that about you, so you better go correct them!

Lmao I guess I should start by reading the community rules.

If you post something to a federated platform, it is literally never deleted. There is no privacy to be gained from deleting posts from the fediverse.

Some people think that keeping a community laser focused attracts more readers through quality. It’s an ideal that I respect, but I’ve never really observed that to be true in reality.

If you’re reading this @HybridSarcasm@lemmy.hybridsarcasm.xyz consider this my polite feedback that I completely get what you’re trying to accomplish but you might be working harder than you need to be.

Can you expand on this? Why do you think this?

You must be very proud of yourself for putting your shirt on all by yourself today!

performanceslop frames

Because the author of the article is a dumbass who shouldn’t be in tech.

Yeah, it was definitely that and not all the web browsing and searching you and your colleague did before, during, and after the meeting, and the meeting notes you sent over gmail/microsoft mail. 🙄

The only way? Literally?

That was done by Australians and had nothing to do with the US government. Stick to the facts.

Which steam games have been removed by the US government?

That will only happen for a company that cares about price and nothing else. The performance is vastly inferior, which matters in gaming.

That’s…not true. I do have a fast card so I played with it on, but there were options to disable ray tracing and path tracing.

It is…if you render the lighting at like 64x64 pixels and then “deep learning super scale” it to 4k and then AI generate 3 fakesuper-sampled frames for every real frame.

Why is consent such a hard concept for these fucks.

Did you read a different article than this one or something? What you’re saying makes no sense.

Does this break all the various security features that are the reason to use Signal in the first place?

When was the last time you heard about a large government computer outage? (I don’t count the VA because that’s broken on purpose.)

Well, you see, the mistake you are making is believing a single thing the stupid AWS status board says. It is always fucking lying, sometimes in new and creative ways.