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I think that’s a fair assessment. It’s clearly derivative of soulslike games but it does feel distinct enough to not quite fit in.
I’m always curious where people stand on this because it gets excluded from so many “soulslike” definitions but is also often grouped with them
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Would you consider Sekiro a soulslike?
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Guide for running locally:
glaze.cs.uchicago.edu/userguide.html
Guide for getting into the web version:
glaze.cs.uchicago.edu/webinvite.html
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mid is better than the other two options my old web host provided for webmail 😭
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The year is 2030. Intel has been made the only CPU recognized by the American kingdom. Motherboards load up to 10 chips in a side-loaded clip and eject the spent cpus after six hours of use.
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Teenage friend groups WOULD do this at the one kid who figured out how to build a control deck first
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Oooo it even plays nice with proton 😍
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How can you post this and not the name of the game ;-;
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I was going to disagree but I realized I’ve been using wired carplay instead of wireless for the last 5 years
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Their marketing definitely isn’t great, their help pages do seem to accurately represent what their service actually does though. Going so far as to specify that their at rest encryption *does* allow them to read emails as they’re received. Some value for sure, but not a secure form of communication
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No having google read every single email you ever get?
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RPCS4?
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Fitgirl doesn’t crack games
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A little out of the loop but isn’t Empress the only one still around that can get past denuvo? And they’re not exactly someone I’d like to support
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Any use of generative AI is also unethical due to the training on stolen creative work, the abuse and trauma suffered by content moderators and fine-tuners, the inclusion of child sexual abuse material in the training data, and the massive electrical and water usage footprint of every single query
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Except that Alexa audio is literally reviewed by actual humans* and they store and don’t delete that data**
* arstechnica.com/tech-policy/...
** apnews.com/article/amaz...
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The Naughty Minion of the Sausage
Sounds pretty sus
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how dare
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twint
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twat
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As an American, it’s hard to say it’s not America when everywhere I go there are people supporting him. And I live in a blue state.
I think the idea that most of America is somehow separate from trump is massive cope
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Hey man, I learnt in kindergarten apples are a thing.
Now we got all these different types of apples. Honeycrisps, Granny Smith, flicking Gala?!
Obviously big deep orchard trying to brainwash them kids.
Apples are red AND delicuious NOT "Red Delicious"!?!?!
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I blame Toys R Us for that.
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whitehouse.gov runs on wordpress?? I fucking can’t
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THEY TIKTOK’D THE TWITCH LOGO
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There have been times where I have been completely unable to follow clear directions and videos saved me. I do prefer written guides most of the time though
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This reminded me of the ultimate Vim accessory.