Aren’t cars really just high pressured farting?

Yeah, they both get a lot of hate for their margins, but really, every time I try really hard to like the Dorco Pace 6 and all the conditions are perfect with day old stubble fresh out of the shower and a fresh blade and a quarter crescent moon, and I get an *ok* shave, and then the next day go back to the Hydro 5, I…

Yeah, they both get a lot of hate for their margins, but really, every time I try really hard to like the Dorco Pace…

What does Nilay ask at the end? Is there an event planned within six weeks for something something pencil drawn autonomous driving?

I hope they don’t wuss out and put any sort of fake grille on it like people have been making mockups for. Let an electric be true to what it is. I actually love the exterior exactly as it is, just work on the inside.

On the other hand a GPU would have a lovely time with hundreds of onscreen physics interactions. It’s the futuuure.

I want dis.

Matt was very...Actor playing a car guy. It must be hard at times for actors to turn the acting off if they’re trained to be hyperaware of what their body and face is doing.

Actually looking into the report, it seems they do have some highly modern IBM Z systems. These systems are also backwards compatible into the dark ages, and use the floppy portion which made the headlines as a boot loader for a particular segment or old program that kept going.

No, I do remember it making the news rounds last year, and then apparently everyone forgot and it was a big shock again this year.

I feel like I installed Nova 9 from a 5 1/4th inch floppy

“You don’t need to playthrough entire sections of a build to ensure FPS lock when you are talking about the minimum spec target machine being 1.8 tflops and the ceiling machine is 6+tflops. I’m not sure why I even need to point that out, but there it is. I blew by your comment about this because it’s a pretty moot…

I don’t mean to be a dick, but I was thinking the same the other way around. I already addressed what you said - you can change settings, but you still need to validate that the whole game runs at an acceptable performance level on either box , it isn’t going to magically hit 30fps or 60fps the whole way through if…

It can’t just be changing settings though - they also have to validate that the whole game runs at acceptable performance all the way through, that means multiple testers for each box, each performance limited area being tweaked per box, etc. Either that or cheaping out and leaving us with poorer performing games on…

I’ve watched up to the latest...It’s improved a huge amount from the first two arcs, but there’s still the inconsistencies with cheaply animated sequences here and there.

Super still seems plenty inconsistent to me. It’s gotten better than the early episodes, but there’s still the odd scene of cheap animation even on the best episodes. They’re getting better though, definitely. I wish it was up to, say, One Punch Man animation though, where fights have actual movement in three…

That’s really low compared to the tests I see of it. Is this after it gets hot? Maybe reformat it, as USB flash drives don’t garbage collect well.

Any idea if a revision fixed the heat issues some people report? Some say it gets too hot to touch, some say it does not, individuals will differ in opinion of course but I wonder if there’s a hardware revision I should look for or something.

That’s the other thing though, it sounds like they’ll also be offering the Xbox experience on your 2000 dollar PC eventually. I’m picturing a Steam Big Picture mode or something after a PC passes an xbox certified spec. The rumor is they’re going to offer Halo 6 and whatnot through the windows store.

“ You develop one version on consoles and turn off features to allow it to run on lower models.”

Er, and who builds those features? We’re able to do this on PC because a developer went and built high, medium, low etc assets. If a game isn’t on PC, that’s a new thing a console dev has to do.

You most definitely are not getting a smartphone for free, at least the high end ones. The hardware cost is simply factored into your monthly bill.