The Amiga was certainly a unique computer. I remember this program, or one much like it. Played a lot of games on my A1000 back in the day.
cerebralhawks
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Not sure if it's considered YA but I'd love it if Lionsgate would look at Mistborn. Though I'd rather it go to another studio.
I think they were going off the title alone. I was thinking Inheritance trilogy, e.g. Eragon, which is way worse (plagiarism and nepotism scandals).
That's good. The tech will only improve with time, like anything else.
0451 was a door code in the first level. It's become iconic since then.
The first game is pretty dated. Most people didn't like the graphics. I did, but I'm weird. I still think Unreal Engine 1 is beautiful. Just... jagged. The remaster will not be much better. The remaster is just important because we'll be able to play DX1 on Xbox, PlayStation, and Switch. I can play the original PC version on my Mac, but I'm hoping for a native Mac port since it's Aspyr and that's what they were doing before, but to be fair, they were doing Mac ports of Xbox 360 games when both Mac and Xbox 360 used IBM PowerPC chips (in other words, half the work was done for them already since they had the same CPU architecture). But that's true again since the Mac has the same ARM64 CPU architecture as the Switch and Switch 2, so in theory anything that can run on the Switch can also run on the Mac (and, point of fact, Switch emulators generally work better on Macs because they only have to emulate the code, not the chipset).
It’s a reasonable concern. Why do you think it isn’t?
How’s the crease? I’ve heard they’ve gotten a lot better. The rumor is, the iPhone and maybe the next Galaxy won’t have a visible crease. I’d be more concerned about dust ingress though.
Just like the middle class learning the uber rich lump them in with the poor
Abe that is just shooter for tranquilizer
I would never wish death upon anyone. That said: Good.
Day 451 and the screenshot isn't entering 0451 in Deus Ex? Now I feel old. Oh well, the remaster is coming, some younger gamers will probably play it.
Honestly, even as a privacy guy, this makes sense. SkyDrive was unique in giving people 30GB, plus 5GB if you turned on photo upload (even if you turned it right back off). So even without paying, my OneDrive is still 35GB. That's plenty for documents.
What Windows 10+ does with backing stuff up to OneDrive and sharing it across builds is smart, if not the best execution. I kind of have that between my Macs and iPhone with Safari bookmarks and passwords.
I would be asking how safe OneDrive is and if it had any major breaches, if I were a Windows user. I'm actually using iWork and iCloud though, and I trust that a little more, but OneDrive doesn't seem that problematic to me. There's a lot I don't like about Microsoft, but OneDrive doesn't earn any ire from me. Should it? (Probably not since I'm a Mac user and it's all abstract anyway.)