Are we supposed to believe that these are wholely unrelated concepts, that he didn’t just build a tunnel with Teslas following each other in single file because that’s the most he could execute of his hyperloop idea?

He sure should us by moving to Texas, that exemplar of quality management that it is.

Synder’s film sensibilities basically wrecked any potential of Cavill’s casting, in my opinion. He’ll have Superman dashing Zod against presumably populated buildings and not understand his destruction porn is at odds with the character. And then have Zod easily put Superman into a situation where he feels compelled…

No, it was part of a Humble Monthly bundle I bought and a give away on Epic and GOG. I didn’t buy it three times.

I’ve got Control on 3 PC platforms, because it was given away on two and was part of a Humble Bundle monthly for the third. I still end up using Steam, because it’s got by far the best support for the PS5 controller I use for my PC games.

Photoshop and CSP have a great deal of overlap. CSP has a bigger focus around digital drawing specifically, but it’s still very much inspired by how Photoshop is laid out and functions, and if someone said they couldn’t use Photoshop to draw well but could with CSP, I’d have to wonder what they were doing, because it…

It’s a technically demanding game with a solid aesthetic. It’s very performance-intensive, and practically everything they did to meet performance goals on the older consoles has revolved around scaling back the detail of the city in order to make it work.

I think you could argue that they were trying to double dip the two console generations. That releasing when they did was meant primarily to target the PS4/XB1 at its peak, perhaps its last great big holiday sales period, before the decline of the old gen and focus on the less entrenched (and largely supply-limited)…

Well, absolutely no surprise that he’s a cryptobro, I suppose.

Yeah, it’d have been a hard sell to only target the PS4Pro/XBX, too. But really skipping the generation entirely would have probably have been for the best. Even if the game wasn’t buggy, there were clearly issues still there. It’s a much smaller game in scope than their promo videos described.

It should have been canceled for the older consoles and given probably another year in development. It’d have been expensive but the game would have been much better for it.

They had a game that really never should have been released on the older consoles, and they prioritized a holiday window, so by releasing early they got the benefit of targeting the larger older console base and during a major sales period. All it took was releasing far earlier than anyone working on the game expected…

I think Heinlein was a little more complicated than Starship Troopers alone might make him seem. Honestly, the fascistic government (and the inordinate amount of time spent explaining why it’s such a great system, while also creating a perpetual war with an easily villainized enemy to keep things under that system)…

Heinlein was kinda all over the place. Starship Troopers was his last book written for a specifically young male audience, so it’s perhaps more serious than much of his previous work. It’s definitely a product of its time, but so to were many of his works, much of which take on a decidedly libertarian bent in…

You’re not going to make Elon Musk tweeting irrelevant by ignoring Twitter personally. It was Twitter that deplatformed him after all. It’s not really the same as say Facebook, where it’s more reliant on personal engagement.

Ignoring Twitter isn’t going to make it go away. You’re not showing him up by pretending you can’t hear him.

He had the advantage of having like 2/3rds of the script so he could at least fake knowing what was going to happen. Whereas Elon appears to have pulled the “Become a Republican if found sexually harassing someone” ripcord in order to escape the consequences of his actions.

I’m pretty sick of blaming billionaires for all of this, when they aren’t actually doing anything illegal.

It was, in fact, a plurality who were skeptical of the Internet in the 90s.

Most people didn’t get the ending