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Not only did they get rid of the cool 3d menus made with actually rendered 3d models (mdx) but they swapped them to webms instead (lost a lot of unique animations).
Anyways, the UI loads incredibly slow, it's very laggy, yet if you open it in browser, it is actually fairly smooth, what is going on? nobody can tell.
It's very easy to be user friendly when your business model is relying on piracy, they even showed an emulator in a now deleted trailer
Health and other related research getting massive boosts by future more powerful AI is not a "net negative", if you don't wanna live longer or have your family not die of an illness then good for you, not everyone thinks the same
Now suddenly CPUs do this weird force upgrade with obscure features, and even Microsoft forcing people to upgrade with stuff like TPM that the vast majority do not care about.
Wouldn't surprise me if Windows 12 next year announces that it will only support intel cpus from 12th gen and forward and ryzen 7000 and forward.
It might really be time to migrate to linux on my non work pc
Next time I wanna take out my graphics card from my PC I'm going to use scissors instead of screwdrivers because I'm more comfortable with them.
When did the gaming industry become a place where what people inside the company want matters more than the end user? People love to cry about developers not being responsible for the state the gaming industry is at right now, but I disagree, and this is an example. Had they simply responded with "We cannot do it with Unity" management would have had no choice but to switch to Unreal 5.
Not saying they aren't but I trust them more now under a German firm than when they were American.
Goodbye World wide web, it was nice knowing you.
Everyone and their mothers thinks Google is the default internet, no different than people "forced" to use windows cause they don't know what Linux is.
If so then I have no problem with Edge taking market share away from Chrome.
If you want to criticize this then ban ALL advertisement for web browsers anywhere else it is in the real world, not fair and will just maintain Google's monopoly. And based on the recent years and trends of Google completely destroying the open web, is anyone really pro Chrome domination anymore?
Firefox and other competing smaller player who depend on Google money aren't looking to compete either, it is beyond obvious, so.
if you buy a phone and use it till it dies, as we should, your phone shouldn't really be "resellable".
And shutting down stolen phones automatically is good for third world countries where owning anything remotely good means you are a target for criminals.
I think we'll get to the point where they have had monopoly for so long that their policy making that they get to dictate as a result will be so ingrained inside of the web that it will be non reversible.
Except that the vast majority of new and even old developers moving to VSCode prefer it over janky 20+ year old IDEs.
I like working on multiple ecosystems and not having to re-learn the wheel for each.