Sony didn’t have both versions readily available in the Playstation Store. While I did eventually purchase the DLC (which is the deluxe version, not a typical DLC), I’ll be damned that Sony didn’t make it easy to find the OG version in the store.

And I put that on Sony, not the game publisher. Regardless, BG3 has been a breath of fresh air to gaming this year. About time a studio put out a full game without divvying it up into expansions and DLCs.

moves at a maximum speed of 3 miles per hour.

The resemblence to real police officers is uncanny.

Because what we really need is a 100 million armchair lawyers weighing in on every objection with the utmost authority.

Dell’s 2022 revenue was $102 billion. $6.5 million is 0.006% of their overall revenue.

To put in perspective, were I to make $75,000 annual income, 0.006% of that would be equivalent to $4.50.

EDIT

Math is hard, yo.

Cost of doing business…

That is good news! However, I have to mention…

In April, General Motors said it would stop making the Bolts by year end to focus production on two electric trucks — the GMC Sierra EV and the Chevy Silverado EV — despite the Bolts delivering strong sales.

Fucking GM always putting all their eggs in their trucks or SUVs. This is how they got into trouble before they went bankrupt in 2009. This aspect of their business model is unsustainable, and drives customers away (like me). Hopefully a wider variety of EV models (sedans GM…plz) will come along with that.

Possibly a New York Minute.

Yaccarino suggested that part of the difficulty is that some big advertisers might not have known who to talk to because the company has slashed its staff from about 8,000 workers to 1,500 since Musk’s takeover.

M’kay, if that’s what you tell yourself to help you sleep at night, Linda.

Or wait to get your portion of that settlement money, which would probably amount to a whopping $3.00 per person.

“Detective Oliver stated in detail in her report what she observed in the video footage, and there was no mention of the female suspect being pregnant,” the lawsuit says.

You would think this would be your first indication. You would think the victim would mention this as an identifying thing, “she was pregnant.” You would think the detective would try to pull a recent photograph, or check cell phone records, or anything else to come to a more affirmative conclusion.

You would think, which seems the detective didn’t do in this case.

Which is exactly what the article said. Hasbro said artists for their D&D products will not use AI.

Sure, that’s great. However this is in regards to material published by Hasbro. Were I an author, I would want to employ an actual illustrator or artist to work on my material that’s published to an audience.

I believe it’s a good thing that Hasbro has taken this stand; that artists should be employed to illustrate their material.

I mean, they discussed pirating…there wasn’t any objective evidence they actually did pirate material (but for real they more than likely had). Regardless…statute of limitations apply; this was from 2011. That ship has sailed, Arr!

It was edited. I didn’t have the proper sub copied before I posted it, so I was in process when you commented. Should be fine now.

If a space station could be designed to withstand the sulfuric acid in the clouds…

If…IF…

I mean, sulfuric acid is no joke. It eats away clothing, metal; it heats up when it gets wet. The only way you can effectively neutralize it is with soda ash. You just don’t design something that’s going to survive that for the long-term, and have to send it through space as well. I wouldn’t step one foot into anything this man’s company makes after the Titan.

Obligatory, “Not you Guillermo.”

Despite the fact the EPA is mentioned in the article; stating their actions into testing EVs and enforcing mileage estimates, the article is about Tesla inflating their battery estimates in the car’s battery management software and providing misleading numbers to their customers in real time.

Just because it provides some insight into the inner workings of EPA testing of EV’s, the EPA didn’t decide to SETUP an algorithm and give false information to Tesla drivers. Tesla did, and it looks like it’s possible by direct involvement of Elon Musk.

“Tesla years ago began exaggerating its vehicles’ potential driving distance—by rigging their range-estimating software,” The company decided about a decade ago, for marketing purposes, to write algorithms for its range meter that would show drivers ‘rosy’ projections for the distance it could travel on a full battery, according to a person familiar with an early design of the software for its in-dash readouts."

Once the battery fell below 50 percent, “the algorithm would show drivers more realistic projections for their remaining driving range.”

This has nothing to do with the EPA, and everything to do with the car’s battery management software.

Twitter has gone past the point of no return. This rebranding just makes it fully realized.

Honestly, as ingrained as the bird, tweeting, all that culture that surrounded the site was, it’s better off not calling it Twitter any longer.

The USAF has had an evangelical “problem” the past few decades; the US Air Force Academy was embroiled in a controversy recently.

Here are a few nuggets for your Sunday morning reading…

The Daily Beast
NPR
Newsweek
The Daily Kos

I had a 2019 Jetta GLI.

I have the 35th Anniversary Edition. Absolutely one of the best cars I’ve ever owned. It’s almost perfect, and I love driving it. It’s exactly how you explained.