@AndrewYang So, of course, you and your rich friends think this means we need to beat the public into love instead of holding the AI companies' feet to the fire.
@JoshEberley No. It's nothing like BotW. And, importantly, OOT has been overly hyped for decades. It was important for it's time, like Halo, but ultimately it is a thirty year old game with mechanics that suck ass compared to modern Zelda.
No shot the Dems work in favor of the working class. Come January, it'll just be hearing after hearing of old ass Dems complaining about their iPhones to Zuck.
Democrats, don't fuck this up. Focus on the economy & ending wars
Don't go back to bringing men into women's bathrooms and DEI racism
Let Americans be able to take care of their families based on meritocracy & hard work
@SenSchumer Brother, you know how this goes. You're in control, so the next two years the Dems won't do anything for the public and will continue voting to give Elon more money and property at the expensive of the voting base.
Start jailing executives or die already.
@JDVance Stop talking on Twitter and start talking to the FTC.
Stop going on TV and start arresting insurance executives.
Stop going after transpeople and start going after middlemen.
Stop complaining about polls and start fixing light poles.
@1000kilobytes Every once in a while cover flow is posted like an ancient artifact from a lost time. I remember what it was actually like. People HATED cover flow. Rightly so. We miss decent skeuomorphic design. But we shouldn't be idolizing the terrible examples of it.
@ElderScrolls ES5 released in 2011
ES6 announced in 2018
ES6 name announced in 2026
Fifteen years for a name.
At this rate, we'll get the game in 2046 with an engine and combat from a game released in 2006.
@davefarley77 The fundamental problem with TDD is that knowing what you're building has to come first. And not a single developer has worked at a company where the product people or the business decision makers are competent enough to provide that information.
@pinutos@runfrommepls A hundred thousand average isn't bad. Still twenty books is too many. The Rise and Fall of Nazism explains the entire history of 19th and early 20th century Germany in less than an eigth of 2 million.