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You know, people are mad at this for some reason, but while I don't see myself using this ever, I'm really glad a more privacy conscious alternative to the google ecosystem is growing.(Even if this product of theirs doesn't compete with them, many others do)

Less screen real estate for the website and we get... Let's see... A back button that is already handled by the system? A new tab button that saves an entire click?

Sure hope there will be an option to keep the current design...

Yes. I, for one, need to validate my hatered for a dev/publisher by not just claiming that a recent game was bad but by also posthumously digging up their entire catalogue and calling it trash as well.

That one time Bethesda wrote an interesting quest. (I'm sorry, Starfield has taken a toll on my mental wellbeing)

Haven't heard that name in like 6 years...

Oh, I'm well aware of that, but there are so few cities that have been mapped to the degree to compete with gmaps, that I doubt we ever will reach that level.

Also reviews. I'm not sure if there even is a way to fix that without creating a separate program with a separate ecosystem in the process...

Organic Maps are great, however if you're looking for shops and restaurants (or rather their reviews) Google Maps are second to none.

it's not about the reward, it's about sending a message (of dopamine to your brain)

and allegedly is a nazi...

Honestly I think that it's models like these that output things that could be called art.

Whenever a model is actually good, it just creates pretty pictures that would have otherwise been painted by a human, whereas this actually creates something unique and novel. Just like real art almost always ilicits some kind of emotion, so too do the products of models like these and I think that that's much more interesting that having another generic AI postcard.

Not that I'm happy to see how much SD has fallen though.

Hmm, I wonder how many of these cars are used to replace existing ones...

Most of the micro cars I see are parked by a highschool so to me it seems like people view them as a stop gap between no car and car ownership and not as a way to replace existing cars.

It's making cars more viable, especially to young people and I fail to see that as a positive thing.

hey, when devs actually design the game with raytracing in mind like in Control the performance hit is fairly minor (and that game really benefits from all the pretty shiny floors)