Even without the SSD the things only really slow down when you’re booting or loading up an application for the first time. Linux’s RAM caching is really nice.

Gamera is filled with meat!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sn6jKGVxTbk

Did he see Montana?

We’re going to have a lot of data centres sitting idle when the AI bubble bursts.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=vzm6pvHPSGo

It’s Loss.

Although maybe the political compass was Loss all along.

Just means the age of the console is over. Consoles used to have three purposes: They were easy to use, provided good value for performance and allowed you to use physical media. Now that gaming PCs aren’t tied to Windows anymore people can make UIs for them that are actually good, we passed the point of diminishing returns for graphical fidelity long ago so performance doesn’t matter so much (unless you’re playing a horribly un-optimized game, which unfortunately a lot of AAA games are, but most of those games are also just regurgitated formulas from a decade+ ago) and now that physical media is dying we can finally stop buying locked-down, proprietary, single-purposes boxes for our games.

About time, really.

I don’t have the GTA IV DLCs. Just the original PS3 disc.

I still haven’t played GTA 4 or 5. I own them (got 'em cheap long after release) but I haven’t gotten around to playing them yet. Maybe by the time I have GTA 6 will be a reasonable price.

Remember the words of Guybrush Threepwood:

Clearly the potions you bought were too strong. Your potion-seller should have sold you weaker potions.