It's a spambot, just wants you to look at the image from hexbear, some weird meme they came up with. Wish we had a report user option, moderation and anti-spam is still a bit primitive.
BarbecueCowboy
joined 2 years ago
Large homogenous objects make noise. Most theories i've heard think it's a result of vibration/internal stresses.
The UPS here just gives you a computer to look at, it's not super secured or anything special here, if you can get it connected, you can print on it.
From the way they talk about it... sometimes I'm not sure that there actually is a game at all.
If it came out tomorrow that it was all an elaborate hoax, I don't think I'd be super surprised.
This may be anecdotal or a result of them being new and having less documentation/etc, but in my experience when they do have problems it's way more of a pain in the ass to deal with too.
I know Firefox is the popular option here, but do we have any serious non-google managed Chromium based browser options out there that don't have some weird gimmick?
I feel like for subs like those to pop up, the barrier to entry needs to drop really low. We lean even more technical than reddit did now, and to encourage subs like those, you kinda need a healthy population of non-technical people.
It's still a good time, just not for a long time.
They made a huge universe and then filled it all with copies of a very small subset of items. It feels like Fallout/Skyrim/etc had a lot more unique content on launch even though the 'world' of starfield is technically a lot larger and that makes it feel even emptier.
I think the issue is that it's not actually a job as there is no pay involved.
Warrior only made it to 54. He had a lot going on, admitted steroid use, so definitely some substances involved. Also, supposedly untreated serious mental illness. People who have worked with him say that's his real personality, not an act.
They did also kill hangouts... and pretty much every other messaging platform they've ever created, sometimes just for kicks. It might be incompetence as opposed to anything malicious there.
Man, even though you didn't actually mention it, reading your comment and seeing all the words so close together, I really want a Steam Deck Nano.
Remote play first device with a focus on portability and first party support from Valve. I feel like the market for that is probably too small for Valve to bother, but I'm so down for that.