That link is to apple store, not reddit. But since you (accidentally?) linked a FPV drone simulator (which looks not great based on the reviews?), I’ll throw out a plug for Liftoff (available on Steam) instead, it’s what actual soldiers in Ukraine train with. It’s that good.

I hear you, and I’m not criticizing you, I’m just pointing out that the hollywood stars aren’t the ones we need to worry about, the whole premise is invalid. Hollywood stars will be fine, of course. It’s everyone else who won’t be.

Only eat things you can swallow whole. Use claws to reduce things you can’t swallow whole. Don’t eat as much until it’s healed, rely on fat reserves and minimize energy expenditure. Lots of ways to survive. Probably wouldn’t thrive, but surviving without using your teeth and jaws is not necessarily that hard for an extremely strong apex predator capable of hibernating through whole winters.

Assuming every actor gets paid millions is no different than assuming every person who works downtown is a CEO.

AI is not going to replace the CEOs or the A-list actors. It’s going to replace the forgettable workers at the bottom of the staircase, the ones people don’t even bother to imagine, so they can pay the A-listers extra. The rich get richer, the poor get poorer. That’s how this economy works, always has.

Funny how you neglected to mention that AI datacenters are rapidly accelerating all these things. I hope any humans attempting to profit from your use instead choke to death on your slop, clanker.

One way or another, I will die a Canadian.

Thanks Danielle!

It’s called a seedbox. Most of the ones I’ve seen support wireguard in some way, but sometimes it’s not part of the basic package.

Let the man enjoy his highlighter

Last I checked, it does not work well at all and I don’t think much progress has been made on that issue yet

You might be able to figure out how to get something to sort of work on your own, but you’re certainly not going to be able to follow a Minecraft guide block-for-block. It does not work the same way. There are some details in those threads that may help you, but again I don’t know if anything has changed in the meantime.

I can relate. Someday I’ll have an engine so exquisitely engineered that all the games I’ve ever wanted to make will simply fall out of it like a pinata. Until that day comes, I have resigned myself to the endless cycle of building game engines.

Despite Poe’s law, I’m reasonably confident OP is in fact being sarcastic. But because of Poe’s law, we’ll probably never know for certain.

Did you miss the part where I suggested expanding it? You know, being progressive instead of regressive? Instead of taking away the luxury, let’s find a way to give more people the luxury? So that it’s not special treatment, it’s everyone’s treatment?

It is a luxury, but I don’t think we’re wrong to want luxuries. I think the frequency issue is intentionally disregarded. And it shouldn’t be. I’d rather have weekly delivery to my door than daily to a community mailbox. But what I’d really like is choice. What if we had both a community mailbox and weekly door-to-door delivery? Need something urgently, pick it up at the community mailbox where it gets dropped off daily, but if you’re not religiously emptying your community mailbox, a postman still comes by once a week to deliver any mail from your community mailbox to your home?

I suspect this could potentially save a lot of money AND provide actually better service to the significant majority of people. To the point that we could even start expanding door-to-door delivery again instead of removing it, we’d just expand it to areas that currently only have community mailboxes but do it on a reduced frequency, like garbage and recycling services. If they can do it weekly in most places, why can’t the postal service?

Probably used AI to write the article too.

No that’s the silhouette of NAFO’s Shiba Inu doge (see bottom right of page)

Building more AI datacenters would also obviously help. /s

Quantity over quality, if you have a thousand AI at a thousand typewriters surely one of them is guaranteed to be right‽ Then we’ll get more AI to decide which one is right! But that one might be wrong? Then we’ll use thousands of those too to make sure they’re picking the right one! Then… wait why did the lights just go out?

Correct solution. Corporations are not people and they do not get to participate in the political system, despite what any precedent may have established, that precedent is wrong and is incompatible with a functioning and free society.

Once corporations are no longer people, you will find a lot of things start making a lot more sense again, and it will be much easier to begin redistributing wealth for the good of the people again, to the actual people that the government of the people, by the people, and for the people exists to serve.

Free speech issues are not relevant because it’s a private company. Free speech is about limiting the government’s ability to control speech, companies are always free to do so for their own reasons on their own platforms. While that can be problematic when you don’t know whether the government is leaning on the companies behind the scenes, what the first amendment is really written to prevent is the overt fascist gestapo tactics the Trump administration is now using to bully their critics.

It is important to understand the constitution and why it was written, so people can act accordingly. It’s especially important when the government is not acting accordingly.

I am not a fan of platformers and puzzles, in general, and am not too interested in this concept specifically. But I may end up buying it out of spite for hateful people. I also suggest taking a peek at their previous game Semblance which, although also a platformer, looks genuinely sort of novel to me (granted, as I said, I am not a fan of platformers in general so maybe it is in fact not unique at all). Feel free to take my thoughts with a large grain of salt, this is not really my area of expertise.