Actually reinstalled it last week to get in a few coop games out of nostalgia. Uninstalled after a day because I had forgotten how bad the mtx money grab was. Heck, even the control scheme was worse than FOSS competitors like Beyond All Reason. Only won on visuals and scenario design.

Do you think anybody, especially Linus, is unaware that LLMs produce bugs if left to themselves? He’s made it clear that PRs will continue to be judged on their code quality as they have all this while. Your comment is especially ironic considering how the post is about an elusive bug that took 1 line to fix, but hours upon hours and 24 other patches to debug. Anybody with any knowledge of Linus would find the idea hilarious that he’d allow, let alone commit, crappy code into the kernel. The only real issue up for debate is the ethics of it, considering the provenance of most training data, and potentially copyright issues.

I agree with you, but the point I’m trying to make that most people here are missing, is that we are a minority. The average player is fine with and already has discord, and there’s an argument to be made it provides less friction than making users sign up on a website or send an email.

You know, it’s possible to analyse and discuss a situation and the factors contributing to it without ‘defending shitty practices’. I don’t have a bone in this fight.

Yes, because your original comment was so thought out and well reasoned to begin with 🙄

There’s a difference between govt agencies and public organizations as compared to a private game company though. I wouldn’t want the former using discord either, but it’s honestly not a big deal and pretty understandable for the latter.

“Will no one rid me of this turbulent priest?”

Almost like the check box is there for a reason and some things might not work properly or require extra testing if it’s enabled…

Let’s be honest, for most people discord is fine. There’s a good chance of all the options they have, discord is one of the ones that reaches the most people. No option will fit every player.

Let us know how your Linux 2.0 goes.

Not everybody wants to self host every single piece of network software they use.

Hyperbole is hyperbole. I refuse to fall for bullshit just because it’s aligned with my views and opinions.

Looking at the actual numbers (less than 1%) other commentors are posting as opposed to clickbait headlines, I’m not seeing the issue.

Well I’m sorry, you’re not iron man

You literally pulled up a cherry picked list of where there are discrepancies.

The entire point of this thread from the comment you replied to, is that ‘cup’ is an inexact unit of measurement that varies. My list is providing examples, I’m not seeing the issue here.

You’re allowed to and im not?

You were misrepresenting the statement as if it applied globally when in actuality it was meant for ONE country. That’s just bad faith discussion.

Also, would you look at that: almost all of them have converged to US customary or 250mL, which is within the tolerance for error.

Except for Latin America, the UK, most of Asia, parts of Europe, etc. 🙄

I like how you just pulled that sentence out of context from the description for ONE country and ignored the dozen other countries with different measurements.

Yeah if only there weren’t a dozen different international definitions of cup ranging from 100ml to 250ml

Steam is a platform. It does provide optional DRM that some games use, but there are others that are DRM-free

Charging at home vs public charger, driving speeds, hilly terrain, etc.

I know, but that’s pretty much how anybody on mobile will see it.