I've been in our military. Marching for miles with the old school metal helmets.

That VR headset is barely a cap compared to that neckbreaker.

It's sufficiently uniform these days. Pretty much anything that makes PCs different has been outsourced to the game development IDEs, so for the developer, the platform is pretty uniform, independent of CPU, GPU or OS.

There are a few limitations, mostly concerning the availability of features or library functions, depending on age of OS and GPU, but they, too, are often handled by your development platform and/or can easily be thrown in as "system requirements" for the eventual game.

The key problem is probably that it will be more expensive than an XBox or PS, simply because that console would lack the cross-financing from the games they hope to sell. Also, a lack of AAA games that get bribed to be console exclusives.

Exactly.

This is why I play on a PC.

The amount of people requesting a free pentest of their webpages lately is staggering. We're having a hard time keeping up with demand, but we'll try to provide the results on just how insecure your webpage is right here, for your leisure and everyone else's enjoyment.

Funny, usually the term "good science" is used by people who want to ignore any science that doesn't fit their narrative and slander it as "bad science".

Actually, yes.

Even my Mexican gardener remarked that the flowers are blooming way earlier than they should.

Why do you fleshbags think we'd let you in?

It is pretty easy to "predict" the past, you know...

Only problem is, while he's pissing all over you, he will tell you about Amway and Tupperware.

It's easier to slice ads out of streamed content than it was with cable.

My streaming providers still think I watch their ads while actually, I'm buffering at least 5 minutes of their stream to ensure I can cut them out.

Yes, it is kinda bad for the bandwidth that I basically stream hours of content I never watch, but hey, what can I do?

No, I'm pissed that real life has a better resolution than TV now, but with TV content getting worse and worse, real life is already on par with the boredom I get from TV now.

For now, for now... But rejoice, I'm sure ESPN will soon join and you can enjoy all the sports you never wanted to see again, just for 50 bucks more to the bundle price. No, you can't have it without.

And anything you want to see still costs a low, low extra fee.

Yeah, restarting that oil tanker takes more fuel than anyone is willing to waste on that.

Show me one productive meeting and I show you 10 that could have been an email instead.