!meow_irl@sopuli.xyz

I Am Setsuna has a soundtrack that is something else in a way that almost no other games achieve.

Choosing to rely on a single instrument almost entirely, is bold. It forces an exploration of the range and variety that can be produced with almost nothing but piano, to an extent you otherwise wouldn’t experience.

Yeah, but it didn’t affect gamers. People don’t care until something either does affect them, or in a VERY in your face kind of way, could.

Crowdstrike, unfortunately, is a funny “lol the corporates fucked their own shit up” case and the average gamer simply won’t connect the dots.

Hot damn! I love it.

!gothmoe@ani.social

oh yes

FANG!

To me it was worth playing without it, so maybe don’t ask me.

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How the fuck is looking closer at whatever part of the universe you find most appealing “missing the point”?

I find your interpretation even more offensive than the lack of one.

But in what way is it supposed to be funny?

This just seems to comment on religion, but it doesn’t do so in a way that makes any sense.

It seems to poke fun at god… But it does it with literally zero teeth.

There are much more valid paradoxes to point out in the imaginary idea of a god, an “omnipotent all-powerful force for good” cannot exist in a world where evil exists, or that force is either not good, not omnipotent, or not all-powerful.

What’s the joke?

There were several in-game cutscene into animated cutscene transitions that were utter insanity, as well.

God this game is such a gem.

It’s going to require a crowdstrike type fuckup, exploit, or privacy scandal on a widely used AC like EAC before public opinion changes on this.

So many games are making the trade-off and it only makes sense because players don’t understand what they are giving in to.

The firmware update couldn’t fix damage that had already been done.

The bugged firmware was actually killing the drives by wearing them out prematurely.

The fixed firmware only stopped damaging the NAND storage, but there is no way for it to undo damage that had already occurred.

An ssd functioning normally can deal with years and years of daily hibernating.

Wasn’t that the drive that got insane write amplification due to a firmware bug?

Edit: yup, definitely wasn’t cuz you were actually writing to it an unusual amount. Those drives would wear themselves out during normal use for seemingly no reason. I’ve been hibernating to a WD Black for years, and it’s fine.

Human Senshi hot damn.

Ah. Tax evasion.

Japan is really harsh on that, to the point you seem to keep seeing people who suddenly have a spike in income fuck it up and get sentenced on technicalities.

Yes! They lay eggs!

For speed.

Since I’m not uploading to my instance but hosting using catbox, I could upload the full image as the main image every time. (Instance limit is 1mb, and it also further compresses all images into webp files)

But for some users on mobile apps in places with crap internet, larger files mean they have to wait for the post to load for potentially tens of seconds. That’s really annoying, just to see what someone posted.

In order for my posts to load relatively instantly no matter the conditions in which a user is browsing lemmy, I thumbnail any image larger than a megabyte into something smaller. For any images like this I then link the original file, should someone like to see the piece in full quality.

I changed the logic on my tool for detecting whether something should be nsfw.

Went too far. I reverted it but posts I saved while testing are still in the queue.

“um, it’s heavy?”