There were also bots in games which ruined things for the real players… and chat bots that tried to get you to download/install software which was actually a virus. Oh and tons of viruses back then, nothing like today.

That sounds like paranoia sir.

Many decades have past since 1912 and we are still here.

Steve? Is that you?

Is that true even if trump is reelected?

Is there any truth to this comment? Most everyone I know has been forced back to the office within the last couple of years.

Innovation has peaked? Didn’t we just get AI? Is that not one of the largest innovations to occur in recent time?

There were/are other companies but they are so horrendously expensive that SpaceX becomes the default choice.

You should definitely go, it’s great!

Huh, this post has 2 examples of bees that can do that already.

Same. I love my PS5 and have had almost no issues at all with it. I also love my PC but I use them for different purposes.

Yes totally true, just saying that there will always be some amount of flex.

100% that aluminum is flexing, the question is how much matters to OP? A CNC router has far beefier extruded aluminum gantries but still flexes from the weight of the router, although typically less than a mil. My guess would be at least 10-15mil with the aluminum angle.

When’s the last time a Windows update took more than 30 minutes? It takes about the same time to update my FreeNAS box as it does to install windows/upgrade to a new version

Oh my bad, yes we were (I brought it up lol) comparing consoles and PCs. You are correct.

I thought this discussion was about Sony continuing to invest in the console ecosystem, not specifically for people who already had a gaming PC.

I do agree support is getting better quickly but it still has a ways to go, at least to match the compatibility of consoles.

The problem I’ve always run into is steam big picture, games with launchers, resolution issues, display scaling for large screens (more rare now), no Dolby Atmos, poor HDR support, and general difficulties for other family members. Consoles are just far far more consistent with the experience than PCs, currently at least.

That’s pretty dark even for Lemmy…

Why not both? I have a gaming PC for titles that are best played on the PC and the PS5 is for when I want to relax on the couch.

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