Could we sabotage the LLM training so the data became worthless?

Like adding to our comments stuff like “2+2=5” “Abraham Lincoln discovered America” and whatever silly statement you can think of

Idk if they are phased out in my country, but I have never seen people using them (only in American movies, but not irl) or even talking about them, not even in the 90s. Using them it sound so archaic and ancient

from Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS:GO) to its successor, Counter-Strike 2

It’s the same game. CSGO was updated to CS2

*Not confuse it with “The Outer Wilds”

Are real alternatives out there?

I wanted to create content in the fediverse for the fediverse, but after giving it a though uploading videos on youtube was the best option

I looked at peertube but:
-Most instances have limits
-I’d need to research who is using that instance because
-if it’s filled with tankies or other types of undesirable people some fediverse users will ask to be defederated from that troublesome instance and I’d get punished even if I did nothing wrong

In the end upload a video on youtube was the option that gives less headaches

@TheOneCurly

Yeah, the thing is I’m having issues with nvidia drivers when I use linux. People often say AMD support for linux is better than Nvidia’s and since my current build does not support Windows 11 (win10 support ends next year) I think it’s time for an upgrade since I can’t properly use linux and win 10 is going to stop receiving updates

About the budget, I can spend around 1100 or 1200€ for a whole new PC (but not that amount in a single graphic card)

I played dungeon keeper a couple of years ago and the vanilla version was very playable I did not found issues and the article do not explain what is does other than “better graphics, bigger maps and more stuff on-screen (that’s for modding, I guess, it does not affect the main campaign) bug fixes and qol”

btw how do you crosspost?

“OK, it’s not THAT bad…”

“… after 3456790845 patches and 78566735467865 mods”

And when he was there he said people should pay $1 to reload their weapons on Battlefield

Epic do not has economic issues, they earn a shitton of money between Unreal Engine licenses and Fortnite. It’s only the Epic Game store and the issue is not the legal expenses is that nobody spends money in their store

IIRC the data they show every year says on average each users spends like $15 per year

launched at a snail’s pace.

If speed is a problem, The EGS is painfully slow. I don’t use is because it needs like 15 seconds to load the library (and it’s just the part that is on screen if you scroll, it needs more time to load the games), in the rest of the launchers is practically instant

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Meanwhile I did nothing and everything is working

I think they just make a mistake and FIST was not a freebie for this week

Nah, I already claimed Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion. But FIST does not even shows in the free games of the week

In Spain too

If they are so outraged they should spend more money in Destiny’s microtransactions, to prevent more layoffs /s

I think is a great opportunity for the fired staff, now they have the opportunity to work in a company that does not develops GaaS

According to one developer, the game was developed by no more than 20 people

Meanwhile this is being made by a single person

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u8NOD5sCmeU

The ones who spent money on the store are the users, not the devs. And they are failing at bringing the people who would give them the money they want

I was meaning more the fact that Bethesda released on playstation until Microsoft bought them.

Sony has been playing this game for a longer time, as @CoderKat said, and nobody cared

Do you know Psygnosis of WipEout fame? They developed multiplatform titles for Staturn, PC and N64, when Sony aquired them that stopped (Well, they launched WipEout on the N64 and that angered Sony but they stopped after that)

Sucker Punch (Ghost of Tsushima) first game was for the N64

Guerrilla Games (Horizon Forbidden West) started developing on the Game Boy Color, and also made games for the GBA and Xbox

And a very long list of developers now owned by Sony, most of them developed for a bunch of different platforms before Sony’s acquisition

But the thing is most people think those studios were created by Sony rather than purchased