There’s a big difference between “cheated” and “failed to submit paperwork”

For all we know they very well could be compliant with the actual regulations. Or they could be outside of them. 

“A story of grief criminally bad kerning.”

Or an oversight, or a debated area of law. You can't just automatically assume they're cheating.

As someone who actually studies the economic effects of regulations at the microeconomic level, I can tell you that there certainly are examples of the EPA making rules that are “overly strict”. This, however, ain’t it... this isn’t the EPA making up a “nitpicky” rule just to stick it to Tesla... this is Tesla failing…

Better non-click-bait title: Tesla Under Scrutiny for Failing to Adequately Document its Compliance with EPA Regulations

tesla peon: sir, we’re failing emissions tests here on earth
elon: say no more

It’s Backlog Month at Kotaku

It’s pretty simple. If you want to actually play the game(s) and you own it/them, you have a backlog. If you own it and you don’t care to play it or don’t have plans to play it, then don’t consider it part of your backlog. It’s status of how it was acquired, if it’s a remaster or remake, or if it’s some sort of online…

The "bigger balls" one just cracks me up because I've never heard a single man or women ever complain about the size of their potential hook-ups balls.

Its really not. People in general have a bad concept of calories and how much eating outweighs excercise. A 10k run will burn ~600 calories. That’s two slices of pizza. TWO.

As of right now, my backlog is 37 games. I actually made it a project to clear my backlog this year - one game a week will put me there. I’ve thought about making a blog series about it, but I don’t know if anyone would care to read about it.

Yes that is what he’s doing

Pretty much.

Once this mod is released Half Life Alyx, which currently has an overwhelmingly positive rating on Steam, is going to get a huge influx of negative reviews as people experience a game that isn’t designed for pancake gaming. Which is a pity as it is one of the most immersive and groundbreaking titles in years.

I’d say…

“What about it do you not get? VR has nothing going for it. Its not at all worth the cost.”

Spoken like someone with little hands-on experience of what a game changer VR is in terms of immersion, social experiences for gamers (at least on the PC side) and gameplay. And that’s not even scratching the surface in terms of…

>No-VR Mod Brings Half Life: Alyx To Players Who Can’t Afford Headsets

You don’t need the actual Index to play this, or any, VR game. There are plenty of VR or “Mixed Reality” headsets that can offer perfectly solid experience for a fraction of the price.

Don’t know where you’re getting your performance issues from. My wife beat most of it on a i5- 8400+1060 6GB without issues whatsoever (she finished it on my 1080Ti that I beat it myself, again without any issues, once I got my 3080 in November). That was on an Index. She noticed the game getting prettier but not so…

Good for those interested, I guess. But it's like playing Guitar Hero without a guitar controller. You will be missing on A LOT of what made the game so fun.