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That’s some nice farmland you have. Be a shame if something happened to it.
That’s some nice farmland you have. Be a shame if something happened to it.
Imagine dropping into a room in Jetset Willy and falling to your death, then respawning and falling over and over til all your lives are gone.
Oracle has always been the Mafia Family of tech companies. Once you’re in, you’re in for life.
Bravo!
Obviously his death will trigger a worldwide AR Easter egg hunt, where the Steam user worthy enough to find the three keys first will become the new Gaben and Master Of Steam.
Nothing good is about to happen to that mascot suit.
AI will be able to produce pre-flanderised scripts, saving time on the traditional process of the writer producingba script that is then butchered beyond recognition by executives to try and please everyone until it pleases no-one.
Nope nope nope
God, it’s difficult enough having to talk to emotional people, and now this…
It’d be nice if they made Steamdeck available in Australia before working on Steamdeck 2.
Good luck writing Yorkshire dialect without t ‘umble apostrophe, dick’eads
UK and Nigeria axis of Mothering Sunday (it’s technically not actually Mother’s Day, but a Christian festival.)
We’re always making plans for Niger.
Er, May Day in the UK has absolutely nothing to do with Labour Day or International Workers Day. It’s just another Beltane derived festival where people dance like twats with sticks or around a big pole.
Diablo isn’t an ARPG, it’s an inventory management simulator with light action elements.
None of these actually have any role-playing in them though.
I’ll probably bin it. Every playlist goes into the same few songs recently.
I’ve done it, but only pre-live, and the client then wanted it putting back into Oracle again because they were never ever ever going to escape Oracle’s clutches. It’s very rare that vendor specific optimisations are actually worth using though - 99.99% of performance issues are bad table/join design and indexing fails.
He should have it nearly built by now then.
What year is this?