Oh yeah, I got super excited when it was announced so I preordred the mid tier. Each month after its released it felt like it was getting better with the games I was playing. Considering my life w a newborn this system quickly eclipsed my gaming pc due to the sheer convenience.
Chinzon
joined 2 years ago
Yeah man,jump right in. The waters even nicer than when it came out two years ago!
One of the best mind bending and heart wrenching video games I've played in a long time-Soma
Since they were purchased by epic games last year, roughly half of the original staff were laid off. Being bought by a corporate entity that values profitability over all esle is devastating to a website like this where music (and culture) have thrived
They're not doing these jobs for fun. These are people that have themselves and their families to care for. Its possible to be mistreated at your job while also needing the income from your job
I suppose that depends on how urgently you need a new computer. I waited several weeks for one of the first releases, but have been using it the last two years and it has been well worth it. I accidentally smashed the case when it slipped out of my bag on concrete and was thankful I got a framework when I was just able to swap it with a new shell of their marketplace within a week
Regardless at the end of the day microsoft is a business. By that fact alone their decisions are dependent on what is best for the company. If and when this deviates from what is best for the consumers, we will learn to regret the acquisition
Even temporary global warming above 2℃ will affect life in the oceans for centuries, new study finds
Cmon, even before the effects of climate change, our influence has currently set off a modern mass extinction that may prove comparable to the Permian wipeout. Without a doubt, even if the changes stopped today, it would take nature thousands of years to undo the changes we've cause in less than 200
Where? I haven't been able to find it
Good. Fuck him- I hope he retires from the industry
My friends this ship has sailed as far back as the 1970s- 50 years later and we're still dicking around with who to blame and pretending like we're going to make some drastic change at the last second. Lol at this point the best we can do is care for one another and accept the end (when it finally ~~affects~~ crushes your part of the world) with as much grace as you can muster
I don't know if youre being facetious or are genuinely unaware of how devastating this is on our natural and societal foundations. The further our climate slips away from the predictable seasons our agriculture was built upon, the increasingly likely our society as we know it runs the risk of abrupt collapse.