The PS5 got jailbroken and within less than a week people got PS2/PS3 physical discs working on PS5. Years of them lying to us about how impossible it would be, debunked in less than a week.
It’s very craży that 70-80 year olds are generally seen as unemployable due to physical and mental decline BUT we're allowing them to run our ENTIRE country.
🚨NO TEAM IN THE WORLD CUP HISTORY HAS COMMINTED MORE FOULS THAN ARGENTINA HAS IN THE 2026 WORLD CUP
DESPITE THAT, THEY STILL HOLD THE LEAST AMOUNT OF YELLOW CARDS PER EACH FOUL
MASSIVE CORRUPTION & ROBBERY🤯
Unpopular opinion: The fact that they can quickly install data centers nationally means they could've been updating infrastructure which they claimed was too difficult and expensive.
The most confusing thing about this event, the lack of structure. I would genuinely like to watch a year where there are more legitimate people who actually want to learn and not just clipfarm to see how things would run if it was treated like a professional event/campus.
A Redditor turned €7 used SSDs into Steam cartridges, and accidentally attacked the quietest problem in PC gaming: roughly a quarter of all games ever bought on Steam have never been launched a single time.
Another 17% get abandoned inside the first hour. Steam sales built the world's largest collection of guilt.
The cartridge fixes this through three separate psychological mechanisms, and he probably stumbled into all of them.
First, choice compression. A library of 900 icons triggers the same paralysis as a 40-page menu. You scroll, evaluate, defer, and close the launcher. A rack of 12 physical cartridges is a decision a brain can actually complete.
Second, the endowment effect. Objects you can hold register as possessions in a way licenses never do. Your hands know the difference between owning Elden Ring and being permitted to run it. A game with a body gets treated like it cost money. A game in a list gets treated like a bookmark.
Third, the ritual. Walking to the shelf, picking the box, plugging it in is a commitment device. The physical action closes the choice. Console kids never agonized over what to play after the cartridge clicked. The click was the decision.
The games industry deleted the object to make buying frictionless. It worked so well that buying replaced playing. One guy with a 3D printer and €7 drives just reintroduced the friction on purpose, and every person aching to build one understands exactly why.
People asking why don't they just load this into digital projectors and resize it don't get it, it's a different kind of reel that needs a different kind of projector and then people need to be trained specifically to work on THAT projector which is a skill in and of itself. That's why IMAX isn't as widespread, because nowadays ya'll suck at everything and have no interest in learning how to do shit like this cause you'd rather be a streamer lol.
I was called to the jury pool for this, and had to excused the first day because they said it would be 2-3 months of unpaid full time labor, and I would end up homeless if I did that.
The only people who can serve on juries have non-essential corporate jobs or are retirees.
The news that physical copies of games will be no more is the absolute worst.
But it was really dirty for Playstation to also sneak in a separate news article about the PS3 & Vita stores being shut down.
Everyone is focused on the physical copy issue, so these digital stores being shut down is mostly not being focused on 💔
Time for me to spend the next year only playing PS3 & Vita games then 🧐
The scariest part isn't that birthright citizenship was challenged. It’s that three Supreme Court justices were willing to pretend a president can change the Constitution with an executive order.
11 stars for the Confederate states instead of 13 stars for the original colonies is a detail most Americans won’t notice because of our public school system.