Seeing things like “slide to unlock”, “rounded corners”, and “scroll bouncing” are all patentable is ridiculous.

You can buy something like that on Amazon or AliExpress for a dollar per dozen (even cheaper if buy in bulk).

Can you “grinding for better gears” in Grim Dawn? Or the loot doesn’t matter and you should just stick to the quests?

It’s so soft and smooth, if it hadn’t been all over on social media, I would have believe it if somebody tell me it was CGI.

the new name is equally terrible, at least in terms of pronunciation.

Maybe i’m stupid, but why would a TV even do that? All it’s know is what you’re watching today, right? How is that information useful? If you’re living with other people, the TV couldn’t even know who’s watching, that would make the data useless.

why not Firefox itself?

🤞 please be Skynet, please be Skynet🤞

Why Microsoft is so obsessed with the word “copilot”? There’s like 4 different things with the same name.

Ford just got named the “Racall King” last month.

The IP and copyright laws is century old and in dire need to get reformed. Nintendo being able to takedown a video just because it show the title screen of one of their game for literally a split second is ridiculous. Or a studio able to take all of the revenue from someone’s video because they hummed a tune for a few seconds.

I also love how Tesla engineers pay attention to small quality-of-life things like racing games to play while you wait for charge using the wheel as controller, using the built-in 360 camera as dashcam and parking monitor.

you can almost get it to say anything with the right prompt. You can even make it contradict itself.

Defines: fun.

What the fuck kind of name is “Mobile Legends Bang Bang”? It’s like they give it a whole 5 seconds to come up with that name. It’s like they don’t even care.

This.

Sim Rally Racing and Minecraft.

Other studios: hyping a game 3 years away from release date (which will definitely be delays for another 2 years with half the content cut).

Valve: barely make an “announcement” of a game in “early development”, which already fully functional, near complete, with 90K peak players/beta testers.

I wonder what counted as “an EU iPhone”?

The serial number? GPS location of the phone? IP address?

How could one outside of EU region to have an “EU iphone”?

-my wife when I pitched the idea of get some toys for sexy time-