I’ve been playing lots of Oxygen not Included, so… Yeah good luck, what could go wrong?

I like having a smart phone, but maybe that’s just me.

That’s not how it works.

You can contact them at privacy@adp.com

The benefit is that by being standardized, there will be less proprietary cords and adapters. And the capability of USB-C should be adequate for sometime with the power and data transfer.

One issue, is that not all USBC cords are of the same quality. I found this recently when trying to find a cord that can be used for an external SSD, and video for a monitor. Some cords worked, the rest did not. All the cords could be used for charging, but after that, all bets are off.

Yep, offering more advanced graphics has always been a factor in gaming. But not the only one. I will never understand how much money a big company can spend, while ignoring the importance of writing, voice acting, and telling an impactful story.

I recently got Necesse and Oxygen not included. Each one has the potential for many many game hours.

Some of the game industry followed the movie format: make a visual masterpiece with barely a plot or purpose.

Unlike the movie crowd, gamers usually want more depth and fun. Personally, I’ve been grabbing indie games with simple/pixel graphics and great gameplay.

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I had to look up “idpol” … which is a simplification of the division.

The left wants to include all the diversity of underrepresented minorities. The right wants to ignore or erase instead.

The process has both helped and hurt. I have known countless people who feel like they could come out and be themselves, in the hope that society had finally reached a level of acceptance. And now, the right has shown how much judgement and hate still thrives.

Yes, specifically I support open source projects. Give everyone more advanced technology, for better and worse.

I upvoted it there, will do here too, thanks for the lotr political meme

This just reminds me I want to try https://grapheneos.org/

For context for those wondering wtf this is about… There is a very large number of employees/engineers from India, so much so that it has become the Intel workplace environment.