Star Wars Jedi Knight: Mysteries of the Sith is a good example of this. Initially, trying to figure out what to do is such a chore. But afterwards, it’s pure bliss.
This is so true. Mysteries of the Sith is one of my favorite Star Wars PC games, but the first time I played it I was so frustrated about the level design. MoTS is not fun to play the first time. But after you have a better sense of what to do, it's such a great game, very impressive for its time.
AI (more specifically, LLMs) can only replicate what's in their training data. Skynet could work as long as we don't feed it any information from any stories that involve an AI uprising.
I personally think anything over 1080p is a waste of resolution, and I still use a card with 8GB of VRAM.
That being said, lots of other people want a 16GB card, so let them give you money AMD!
Tom Scott polled this years ago, good video. https://youtube.com/watch?v=ALy6e7GbDRQ
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Is there a difference when sharing the whole screen versus sharing only a single window?
You could use a virtual camera like the one included in OBS to share your screen with the cursor showing, but that probably won't share desktop audio by default.
In Sound Mind covers sime pretty heavy topics
The prequels were made with the idea in mind that people had seen the originals, and after they saw the prequels, they would watch it in Prequel->OT order.
The correct way to watch Star Wars if you've never seen it before is Original Trilogy, then Prequel Trilogy.
Who has the most badass outfit?
I said "should"
It's a good thing to question your beliefs every once in a while. Sometimes people get things wrong, and sometimes ideas need re-evaluated.
The way I look at gay/trans/etc is to take MLK Jr's advice: judge people by the content of their character.
If it comes to the point where the government is so bad that civilians have to fight against it, then the soldiers and police officers should join them.
Talk about an explosive orgasm!