In that case, based on the roughly 1.5 billion Windows users, that’ll only affect a mere 75 million users for a feature that’s been there since Windows 95.

If they were using that data, then they would have included features people actually use in 10. Or maybe they’re just doing the inverse of whatever the data suggests.

Microsoft applied a data-driven approach to find out which features to add now, which features to add later, and which to completely avoid.

WHAT DATA?!

I’ve got a third leg. And it’s looking to kick your ass

Sounds like something he’d say.

Someone else who’s seen the show? There’s two of us!

Be sure to check my PissDB for more info!

Hmm. You might be onto something…

This and presentation. A stack of movies on the floor? Hoard. All your movies on a display shelf? Collection.

Footage from one of these meetings: https://youtu.be/ZDm6j92DshA

accusing Sony of trying to monopolise a part of popular culture

Ah yes, the shared cultural heritage of robotic dinosaurs in a post apocalypse. I remember the stories we all shared around the campfire growing up.

Most of the time, I don’t go looking for them. I wouldn’t say it’s a favorite, or even that I like it, but the plot of Chappie might as well have been Swiss cheese.

I lost track of the number of things that didn’t make sense halfway through my first watch. Granted, I don’t think it was ever destined to be a masterpiece, but even the McGuffin was just forgotten about halfway through. It might be Hugh Jackman’s worst movie. And Die Antwoord’s best.

This will be a generalization, so it doesn’t apply to all cases, but for the most part, you are far worse at helping others if you’re unable to help yourself. If you’re unable to show others as an example of the fruits of their labor of change, it will be far more difficult to lead them to helping themselves.

The goal is not to hand people fish. It’s to teach them. If you just give someone your help without teaching them, they will only become reliant on that help.

Stupid Fat Bath Salt!

At one point we said the same thing about solid state drives

Yes! There is so much they’ve added since launch. You should absolutely replay.

Just roll up and open hackertyper.net in fullscreen. “This is going to be a bigger problem than I thought…”

I’m practically allergic to fast travel, no matter the game. I don’t play games to “get through them”. If I’m playing something where I’m that bored with traveling in an alternate universe, I should probably just pick another game.

I take transit in Cyberpunk and it makes the world feel way more alive. Downtime is something some games are entirely built around so the moments of action have that much more impact. I admit some games do this poorly, but those are ones I typically just avoid in the first place.

I like when my games feel more like roleplay and less like an action movie.

This comic is 2D. No Z axis in their universe.

Love my Funkey. It’s so fun busting this out of my coin pocket to play some Gran Turismo. Hilariously impractical, but fantastically novel.