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It was the most wishlisted game on steam ever, priced at a very reasonable $20, and it released today after a 6 year wait with almost no press before the last couple of weeks. All the press it did receive was about how the devs were just having a good time, which was insanely endearing.

It’s basically the ultimate indie darling at this point. I 100% believe it could crash all the platforms above.

If you’re sure you’re going to make $1,000,000,000,000,000 as long as you hold onto 10000 pieces of paper, selling them for way, way less than that is very stupid. Even if it’s generational wealth, it’s still very stupid.

Most of the openai share owners are already millionares, either via the high salaries or whatever. To have people like altman, a billionaire, sell “trillionare” shares for mere millions of even hundreds of millions strongly implies a need to cash put at the top of the bubble, put those hundreds of millions in your hyped up pocket, and let the rubes hold the bag.

The other part of this is the marketing. It may very well be the biggest IPO ever, which will be splashy and loud and keep the bubble going longer, which is exactly something you want if you have no substance to show instead.

The guy that immediately cancelled the long running pride event right after starting there?

Sure, sure. He just wants to let things be.

Looks like every game is in the 70% ratings for this one. Meh to the max for me.

Personally, this one is my “jump off the bandwagon” month. Time to cancel that increasingly expensive subscription.

Exactly. His body isn’t human, it just looks like it. He gets all his energy from photosynthesis. In at least one “bullshit” iteration, he can sap solar power from plants directly.

This is not a human with a humans constraints.

You can get “cricket flour,” but its still largely a novelty.

The chud starter pack.

Disposable mango flavored vape and not wearing headphones on the train are also part of the package.

Seems like you would be okay if you took them in any order, but man would you be pissed in 60 trillion years if they were wrong off the bat.

Everything is allowed on a hotdog. Seattle dogs have cream cheese, jalapenos and onions and are delicious.

You are right that Chicago dogs are the best, however. All the vinegar notes from the various pickles and peppers really work well with sausage.

The jury basically did exactly that. They weren’t buying Tesla’s multi-year denial that they had the data as an “oopsy doopsy” story.

They found Tesla liable for $235 million. It’s the first case Tesla hasent been able to settle, and that’s a big ol’ number. They are going to have more lawsuits coming.

Sure. How?

Seems deceptively simple, but organizing people, especially people of incredibly divergent experiences and histories that may literally only share the traits of “is human” and “can code to varying degrees” is the complex part.

Saying “just do it right” is akin to saying “we dont need test or qa. Just code without bugs.”

People are easily as messy as code itself, if not worse. We need some kind of organizing principles to work together, and thats what codes of conduct are.

IT projects almost always have several different “correct” answers, which is why they generally lead to debate or discussion. That’s where a code of conduct is needed.

Discussion between “shut up and code” people and everyone else doesn’t tend to be a positive place to work without some boundaries. If you want people to volunteer for projects, you need to treat them with a baseline respect, and that baseline needs to be agreed on.

Looks like a fun time. Raw fury publishing is a good sign.

Did the feds charge the other people caught in the same sting? I’m not seeing any articles about the fed vs state charges.

China spending 1/20 of what the US does to subsidize cars isn’t relevant? Sure thing buddy.

The whole point of all of these “china is only dominating in EV sales due to subsidies” comments is to throw shade on China’s impressive progress in clean tech. A contrast of their subsidies vs other countries in the same space, motor vehicles, is entirely relevant.

You should learn about US fossil fuel subsidies. The US alone pumps almost 800 billion/yr into subsidising the industry. Total subsidies worldwide are around 7 trillion/yr.

China tossing 40 Billion/yr into EV/battery subsidies is basically pocket change.

They haven’t refused to charge him. He has a hearing scheduled on September 3rd.

OP, If you dont have a proxmox vm template ready to go, here is a great starting place using cloudinit:

https://github.com/UntouchedWagons/Ubuntu-CloudInit-Docs

You can use this with the proxmox gui cloudinit config as well to add your ssh key to each vm/etc.

Using castoff hardware is a classic first homelab setup. You dont need an actual server to setup a homelab either. Old desktops do the job well enough. I personally run a cluster of 3 of the small desktops i recommend in my last comment, if slightly beefer models. They work great. This site keeps a comprehensive list.

If you’re looling for next steps, this is a great general guide. Id personally recommend proxmox of the options he lists. Its a hypervisor that will let you slice up your physical server into virtual machines, letting you split out services like a pihole/*arr stack/jellyfin/kodi in a very sane way.

Linuxserver.io has a huge list of services that you can host with containers inside those virtual machines.

Slap one of these under or behind your tv. Put pop-os Linux on it it. You can run pihole/Jellyfin/kodi off it at the same time. It will host your anime and index it with jellyfin, filter your entire network for ads, and give you kodi’s excellent interface.

Jellyfin can grab metadata/subtitles/autoskip intros/on and on and has native kodi integration. It will run better on a beefer PC than the one above, but if youre just using it on 1 tv with kodi, you should be fine.