Chaotic Entropy

Mixed results.

The owner and proprietor of what is now a Nazi bar can’t decouple themselves from what it is they are operating. Which is the local Nazi bar.

If your bar is where all the Nazis go to hang out, I’m afraid you have a Nazi bar.

I wouldn’t pull that thread if I were you.

It feels like watching Trump burn the middle east to the ground instead of Harris would be cold comfort for anyone proud of not actively voting for a different genocide abetting candidate. There is no anti-genocide candidate, sadly, but one party has at least the shadow of a conscience that can be pressured later.

You’ve reminded me that I have premium from like a decade ago. I should have another go with it.

£70 premium version is a little rich for my blood. O_O

Templar Battleforce is a great little turn based strategy game with a squad of persistent troops fighting across missions.

If that man could live on snark alone.

Pho Ga (using chicken thighs), with various toppings and vermicelli rice noodles. Takes about 45 all in, if you’re efficient, whilst being delicious and healthy.

Yeah… by these bizarre stipulations, there are few dozen games ranging from decent enough to poor quality that even pass the first hurdle of being “impressive”.

What a bizarrely restrictive set of criteria that focus on distribution logistics, rather than game.

I’ve asked one question, one time in those comments and it just got buried in people spitting venom at each other about their file system preferences.

Metal Fatigue

A fun little 2000 era RTS with customisable mech chassis units/base building/multiple fighting levels per map (separate air/land/underground maps). In hindsight, it has a fiendishly difficult campaign which I remember it being a lot easier than I find it now…

“Never” seems a little excessive, it’s more contextually sensitive though obviously.

“In IT” could mean anything from first line support worker to software project manager to network engineer. Can you be more specific…?

While there are gamers hooked on gambling machines, the industry will continue to produce more and more blatant gambling machines… instead of actual balanced games.

It feels like the crypto mining goldrush really changed the way GPU manufacturers view the market.

Presumably they wanted something a bit more thorough and clear than a table of numbers with no information besides:

These tests were done on various hardware running games, both old and new, with and without the new driver being active.

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