Mel81x

This is like asking me if Windows will 'really' finishing copying those files in 1 min. We can both be surprised when it doesnt.

@nudge https://arstechnica.com/cars/2020/09/how-tesla-plans-to-make-batteries-cheap-enough-for-a-25000-car/ Great to see from Tesla and the tech usage could even bleed down to other electronic tech from a usage standpoint. I'd love to see them integrate it into a 25K car one day but I think we're about two to three years away from a road-ready model.

Good reco this. It's weird as you say but now I want to know what comes next so im hooked.

i watched it and it has more of a AHS feel to it than OFOTCN. Still thought it was a much better watch than most of the AHS stuff from recent history.

Microsoft's stance now is to move as much as it can to GamePass. It opens the accessibility block for gamers who never played these titles and want to start playing them. Moreover, we're still going to see Bethesda doing titles for other consoles (PS5) with Deathloop and Ghost:Tokyo because they clearly said that both those were in development before the acquisition. They will port them over at a later date. I think this is good for the gaming community because now you have a company with a rich history of cross-platform gaming going to a service-based delivery system backed by another company that has proven it works. I think PC gamers have so much to be happy about now with the plethora of choices at hand in Steam, GamePass, etc that this is the future of gaming. Sony and Nintendo don't think so and have curiously stayed away from this but we'll see them make the move too once they start coming to terms with how they sell and market their flagship games (none of them are particularly good multi-player but the single-player is of elite quality).

Nope. But you'll be able to play everything they've ever made related to the Elder Scrolls on GamePass for cheap.

If Semedo and one other happens the funds will materialize for Barcelona to be able to make the move. However, doesn't the RFEF also have a cap limit and will all these transfers actually balance the books to allow either of those transfers?

https://kotaku.com/let-s-compare-every-playstation-consoles-launch-lineup-1845119472 PS2 launch list looks good followed very closely by the PS3 one.

I saw it earlier today and its in the queue for later tonight. Good?

https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2020/09/wayback-machine-and-cloudflare-team-up-to-archive-more-of-the-web/ I like WBM, I've used it a lot when it comes to finding older stuff from dates I remember and its also great for scrubbing content. Nice to see Cloudflare is adding its services here and they are archiving more of the internet.

Nah enjoy the show and if you're shooting on film I'd still like to see the results.

Oh and no camera phones please. Standards must be maintained.

If you're allowed to take pics I'd like to see whats up and coming.

https://mcucosmic.com/2020/09/17/we-have-a-she-hulk/ Disney+ is doing a show on She-Hulk with casting sorted now.

Looks like the transfer engine goes on and the club have made contact with Watford to try and get a deal in for Sarr. Asking price from Watford ranges around 36m.

Even if hes fit theres so much more required like learning the team and playing and getting to know the manager's approach to games. Its too late in the window to think he'll feature right away. Maybe the next game but I doubt we'll see him play against Chelsea.

If you like Dune this is quite funny.

I know this is mostly a console gaming thread, but these numbers are ridiculous for the pricepoint.

https://9gag.com/gag/aWx2742 Uncanny what can happen when you shape your mouth a certain way.

Finished watching this recently and while its an interesting insight into how some of the best Social Media technologist worked to engage users it tends to get a bit repetitive at times. Still, if you're in the business or anything related its quite entertaining to watch.

Probably the wrong place to post this but go have a look if you're interested. https://www.firstpost.com/entertainment/the-social-dilemma-review-netflix-documentary-ventures-into-the-spooky-side-of-technology-8802681.html It's a good insight, if not a bit skewed, into some social media practices and statistics.

In my experience with this, it just stays tagged till someone reviews it and then it gets unflagged. The algorithms used these days are terribly sensitive but they also cut out the legal issues some artists have over their work being copied just look at what Don from the Eagles got up to and this comments later. I'd just leave it out there and it gets removed once they review the content or they send you a message saying what part of it is copyrighted.