We all would, the hype was insane and it was almost universally positive.
Your average gamer isn’t technical enough to get them working, probably won’t even get them to launch, especially Fallout 3, and he’s calling them modern and implying they’re as ‘accessible’ as Oblivion. Feel like article writer has to be trolling.
I’m pretty sure I can handle the gfhfh, but not sure I have the skills for the hrtgh.
Top AI task presented to me on the list:
dfgh gfhfh erg hrtgn rth terhrt hrtgh rgh r
Pays $15 though.
You should at least figure out port forwarding, but Plex operates a service that makes that optional. You don’t have to do that or setup a reverse proxy with Plex, it mostly just works near seamlessly.
Yeah, I’m on the side of if it’s legal it should be allowed, but having read about the scene and watched the trailer I think it’s kind of disingenuous for the developer to pretend this was a surprise. Getting that on to steam would be a coin flip even without the recent controversies.
Feels like they’re just trying to use the controversy as publicity.
Now I feel like our kids are going to discover our posts some day and have to say “It was a different time”.
Maybe its why the Andorians are blue?
Focus on performance, wow, well the industry has certainly changed a bit.
I’m going to stick with my current process of accidentally opening vim, typing semi-random things that feel like they should work for a minute and then eventually looking up how to quit on my phone.
Personal opinion, but for android at least, I always though nzb360 was dramatically better. May be a good alternative for anyone who will be missing LunaSea there.
Too bad about iOS though, the options there have always been sparse.
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This is a fun thought experiment and I’m kind of surprised Discovery didn’t do something like this with holodeck tech in the “future” since the writers weren’t afraid to do other tech-taken-to-natural-conclusion like tiny phaser transporters (or whatever those were).
They kinda did, they just didn’t go into detail. There were ships that were made entirely of holodeck at the new federation headquarters in discovery season 3ish, we just never got beyond being mentioned briefly and people going ‘Oh, thats cool’.
They didn’t go into depth at all, don’t believe we even have one with a name, but they talked about seeing federation ships made entirely of ‘holographic containment walls’ in Discovery Season 3. Pretty sure it was when they first arrived at federation headquarters in the future.
There was also that ship in insurrection where it was just one giant holodeck, but still existing inside a regular ship. The concept just hasn’t made it into something that’s broadly popular in the mainstream trek fandom.
I mean fuck yeah, probably. I share with my family and I had to check their email for them to prove that they received it.
Surprised that the first go to isn’t the tiny horse attached to the back of the main one or the fact that the astronaut also has no feet.
Still a new actor with limited following and I know it could just blow through, but I wonder if we’re ready for the traffic you could see from a real AMA.