It’s an overpriced mediocre console with f-tier performance for its price and it’s games are kept at the highest price point. All it had going for it was modding.

It’s also easier to mod so I think the detection needs to be more agressive because of it. From the article, it seems someone can brick it just by entering a spicy sd card.

There is no link and you should list them anyways. As it stands, this is click bait without the click.

which it turned out belonged to James […] whose number appears on his company website.

When Smethurst challenged that, it admitted: “You’re right,” and said it may have been “mistakenly pulled from a database”.

but the overreach of taking an incorrect number from some database it has access to is particularly worrying.

I really love this new style of journalism where they bash the AI for hallucinating and making clear mistakes, to then take anything it says about itself at face value.

It’s a number on a public website. The guy googled it right after and found it. Its simply in the training data, there is nothing “terrifying” about this imo.

I will probably buy the game just for this.

I used to tell it my family would die.

I plan on adding a usb hub on my tombstone connected to embedded drives. I have accumulated a lot of things during my life but the funeral industry tends to frown on pornography.

If its the first link on google, I usually just give them the lmgtfy link to make it clear that they are being lazy.

Fridge and freezer is a big one imo, in terms of being taken for granted.

Very interesting. I’ve never had anything paranormal happen to me but I like to believe in it and it’s always fun hearing accounts like these. I imagine it is a bit stressful having nightmares haha.

I would write them somewhere more public (like a blog) or with witnesses. If something that could never ever be a coincidence and becomes public knowledge happens (like a major disaster), people will doubt you wrote about it before hand. I’m sure proving yourself isn’t something you really care about, but every event that becomes accepted helps others come forward and removes some of the stigma imo.

What were the events that you dreamed?

My own decisions have certainly not always been the right ones. A bit of insight, even from strangers, can sometimes help.

P.S. I don’t do anal.

No deal.

Ask friends and family to look over your cv. There might be something off about it that you haven’t noticed.

Your degree isn’t my domain but it would help to know what jobs you are applying to. What’s your applying rate? I aim for 15 applications per day and usually get a job within a week or so. Not every sector has that many openings however.

I don’t think any other emulators or console mods do this either tho.

Extra named NPCs was what I was hoping for. I understand why they didn’t because it would of been a huge change and I’m sure some of the fan base would have been very vocal about it.

I would have loved if they shipped it with mod support and maybe a oblivion+ version with official mods built by their teams like added npcs and other extras.

Fuck pancakes (fluffy), marry French toast (eu citizenship), kill waffles.

I played oblivion when it first came out but I put a lot more hours in to skyrim. I do think they could have improved the game a bit more. I’ve only been in the capital yet but it felt brutally empty, with all the npcs having the same path/walking speed and so few of them.

I think a bit of decorations and a few new npcs would have gone a long way. I wished they would have worked on the AI a bit more. Taverns don’t have bards and little ambiance, walking into one is disappointing and ends up with all the npcs in a clump moving at a snails pace because all their walking paths overlap at the same time when they spawn it. It was the same in the original but it’s also 2025.

The waterfront could have really used a bit more shacks. The arena posters just slapped onto walls bother me as well.

Thankfully, I imagine mods will fix all this so I’m optimistic overall.

The responsable thing would be to put a rule stating her picture and personal information must be blurred. Its a harassment campaign and the community you created is essentially amplifying it.

“It’s raining cats and dogs.”

Somehow, heavy rain is represented by a downpour of household animals.

Sorry, I was talking about HiQ labs v. Linkedin. But there is Google v. Perfect 10 and Google v. Authors Guild that show how scrapping public data is perfectly fine and include the company in question.

An image generator is trained on a billion images and is able to spit out completely new images on whatever you ask it. Calling it anything but transformative is silly, especially when such things as collage are considered transformative.