Chinese Big Tech isn’t really known for innovation, they take existing tech and push to make it more efficient by just throwing people at the problem. It’s basically because they have a culture where critical thinking is not welcome. Makes it difficult to think outside the box. It’s why they still haven’t gotten an EUV machine out of the prototyping phase

Their only real innovative industry is their battery industry.

Von der Leyen keeps pushing for Chat Control. Plus the age verification app they want to release. The EU is already following the US

What about electric pulses? Is 4GHz enough?

Google is a femcel

Someone will make it work within a few weeks.

or Katy O’Brian, she’s a lesbian and knows martial arts.

Only the editor, like Source2 source isn’t available, though the binaries will be downloaded when you build s&box from source. Also if you are going to build it from source but haven’t bought the game you need to change the steam App Id in \engine\Sandbox.Engine\Application.cs to 480.

Sure but the PlayStation audience is pretty much full of mainstream gamers that play FIFA and CoD and the occasional grand blockbuster games. Sony basically gave them the expectation that games will become grander and more realistic looking every generation, because that is the edge Sony has over Nintendo. They are not the type that will play low budget indie games or even games with heavily stylized graphics. Sure GenZ has been raised with Minecraft, Fortnite and Roblox but they are also the generation that doesn’t really pay for games. Sony’s audience is the millennial who grew up thinking Nintendo is for kids and only realistic looking games matter.

Thiel needs a blood boy

The Proton 11 beta already supports ARM and people are already playing games via Steam on ARM handhelds with Rocknix. GameNative is going to face an uphill battle. People are going to pick Proton over GameNative if it doesn’t have the same support and development as Valve dedicates to Proton.

The Steam Frame is ARM powered. They already released a beta of Proton 11 which can run on ARM. People already have tested it on ARM handhelds like the Odin2 with Rocknix and can launch the Steam store.

Sure I did say it was morally wrong. But they are suing them under the framework of the current legal system. So if what Nintendo is doing is legal they got no chance of winning.

Im not licking boot I did say it was morally not right. The suit just doesn’t have any legal ground to stand on especially not with the current admin.

How exactly was Nintendo unjustly enriching themselves. Sure it’s morally wrong. But legally? Nintendo is free to raise their prices, tariffs or no tariffs, it’s not price gouging since Nintendo products aren’t essential goods. And people are free to buy their products or not buy. That the government wants to give them a bag of money is a different matter from the price hike, if they want to sue someone sue the government.

Maybe add a mode where the player can open an app and do gig work, like ride share or DoorDash. So the player can earn money and use that money to customize their car or to buy parts to fix the classic they have in the garage.

Like even truck simulator games have goals. Sure there are people that would love the game that you describe, but if you widen the scope just a little bit and add a bit more gameplay you’d widen the target audience.

It’s like the Steam Deck vs Windows handhelds debate. Don’t care if it’s faster if it isn’t as convenient as Valve’s product.

It’s only gay if the balls go inside.

The game was super popular in China for some reason. Probably was a hype among Chinese streamers, like how Among Us suddenly got a meteoric rise in sales.

Netherlands has highest population density and New Zealand the lowest of those three.

Home e-business and you run your own servers. Or cohousing, one building where multiple families live under one address.