Personally, I’m just going to continue to call it what I’ve always known it as for years: Twitter. It’s just as valid as calling it Xitter or Shitter.

Holy shit…

I’m not your AI assistant.

There is a video for you to watch and get the context.

Oh, it was already dead in the water.

He admitted that he had to use AI a little bit after a somewhat broken finger.

I think the cat used to be all over XP.

It’s like being handed a MP3 player but being told you’ll go to jail for playing music you ripped yourself.

Which is pretty fucked up logic.

That’s a hell of way to say that he wants to rewrite history.

Edit: it was due to feature creep

Understandable.

Probably.

Game cards seem like a tone-deaf attempt to appeal to those who just want a physical copy.

Most of the third-party titles are yesterday’s games, as already mentioned, and the newer ones are still in development. Meaning, Nintendo’s games are pretty much doing all the heavy lifting. And given the price versus buying power ratio for some games, the launch comes off as a bit mid, to say the least.

Hopefully things will improve in the future.

Because that worked soo well for Apple.

Normally, companies put the burden onto to us, which allows them to quickly scale, but because AI costs a fortune per-prompt, they got kinda shot themselves in a foot.

While I understand the need for them to maintain a steady income, all I can think of is Discord’s Nitro when I think of this upcoming Premium account offering.

Monetary.

Same. I tried looking through it and was extremely confused by what I was reading.