Right, and it’s also obviously not the goal. If everyone were to switch to an EV tomorrow it would be utter chaos. Not to mention the fact that we don’t even have the capability of building enough EVs for everyone.

I find it crazy that they are basically losing a billion dollars a month and its no big deal. There’s seriously something wrong with the modern world.

I’m reminded of all the VR fanatics I’ve encountered over the past several years ranting and raving about “The Future of Gaming™” who got so angry when I responded to their recruitment sermons by observing that VR is still a gimmick because it’s still far too expensive to be anything but a niche toy for the wealthy.

Meta released its 2022 Q1 financial results yesterday and revealed that Reality Labs, the company’s virtual reality-focused group, had lost just around $3 billion. During that same time period, the division brought in just $695 million in profits.

Not sure how you gauge that.  Looking at their graph would mean they have several hundred staff still working on CP and the expansions.

That’s fine. It’s an amazing game now, time for the DLC then whatever. Make another Witcher, will be good press for UE5 (boring but whatever)

Sean is just the new Peter Molyneux. If everyone just remembers that and acts accordingly, he will provide decades of entertainment with his antics. I mean, if people are still going to fall for over promises in a post Cyberpunk era, they deserve to have their money fleeced from them. 

Yeah you don’t get to cry about “Russophobia” when Russia is brutally invading a country, sorry asshole.

It’s not crickets, you just have selective deafness.

A connection to Florida is a much better reason to cut ties.

Like Trump in 2020, Facebook is flailing violently as it loses relevance. We need to put it out of its misery quickly, before it can do more damage 

Something about Facebook breaching into “untapped potential” just to see the greater scope of this trend fall to the dips is cathartic. It’s like being able to see beyond the observable universe boundary.

The hypersensitivity of Cyberpunk super fans continues

The kotaku hard on for shitting on Cyberpunk continues 

This game gets a lot of hate but outside of technical issues, I had a lot of fun with it.  $5 is a steal for it

Not to defend Google for these tactics, but let’s be honest Google Maps has been the go to for 99% of people for well over a decade.  The only reason Waze even made anything of itself was because of the, I think it was, crowdsourced traffic data.

Meanwhile Apple is over here making draconian app store rules and no one gives a shit.

I’ve been saying for a while that the only thing that might actually force a change in draconian copyright legislation is when it starts to bite the big companies in the ass. Bungie is probably too small to make a difference in this regard but it's a start. These people should target the record labels, big production…

Google is one of the most hot garbage companies I’ve ever had to deal with professionally. At times it feels like no one actually works there, they’ve all been replaced by the algorithm.

One of the easy solutions seems to be to make it so you have to have an authentic identity to file a claim. It shouldn’t be…

Related to the content ID system, I don’t think anyone has taken them to court because it wouldn’t go anywhere. They put it in so they would avoid being held accountable for all the IP infringement that goes on within YT. As they are not destroying the creator’s work, nor claiming ownership over the IP the most that…