The original Xbox was a powerhouse. I had so many CDs saved on that hard drive and it never even mentioned any storage restrictions. Shredding runs on Amped 2 woth my own music was so sick.

They were way ahead of the curve back then. They’ve just enshittified in the meantime.

“Cooked Ass?”

Nah, I’ll pass.

We feed them peanuts once a week. Keeps them out of our bird feeders. They’re pretty chill when they’re not desperately hungry.

This has to qualify as PTSD.

Healthy conversation, this.

I’d expect nothing less from a scientist. Decrying pedantry from a scientist would be like decrying financial accuracy from an accountant.

Mayhem is the tip of the iceberg.

This sounds like a scene in a Metalocalypse episode.

Full scorpion.

Leviathan! 😆

Want to know another easy way to save costs on the workforce? We’ve all known this option since 2020. You close your brick and mortar office and let people work from home.

I bet you’re a metal fan that likes a certain drippy moon on their merch.

If you’re not allergic to 5-10 minutes of looking at protondb or other resources to understand how to get the game running, this isn’t a problem.

I’ve not yet found a difficult process for getting old games running. They’ve been around so long that the community has typically documented everything you need to know to get up and running.

If all you’re comparing it to is Windows then yeah, I guess.

At least photoshop required skill to make anything convincing.

Cogmind is such an amazing game! Add Caves of Qud and Dwarf Fortress to the list as well!

Forever games indeed.

Honestly, we’d be better off at this point.

I hate being so pessimistic that I agree wholeheartedly with this.

This needs to happen but I don’t have faith in the CRTC to do the right thing with the money.

I never thought I’d see three first names like this. Wild.

Right?

Like, says who and on what historical basis? People said similar shit about crypto and we all know how that turned out.