Someday we’ll find out that all the Switch 2s actually peer together and create a blockchain to track ownership
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How long would it take to be considered an inactive memory page? Does OOM conditions immediately trigger compression, or would the process die first?
I bet we find out they cheated by fucking with voting machines in swing states someday. They sure do like to make little quips about it that they think only MAGA will understand.
Correct. Everyone knows this trick so everyone filters out the everything from the + to the @.
Even when email lists are “legitimately” sold it’s removed.
This guy’s using 1990s techniques in 2025.
“We can prosecute using IP address!”
Where is the hacktivism when you need it? These companies need to be gutted from the inside out.
Begin, the AI wars have.
It’s wasn’t the ethnic cleansing of Jews that was bad, it was the ethnic cleansing of Jews that was bad.
The more Israelis who wake up to this, the better.
This is a flex to potential investors to drum up interest on all the data they’re going to be able to categorize and sell.
Yep. Well, yeah that and the CIA interference.
But seriously? Same thing happens under capitalism too. It’s not so much the economic structure as it is the desire for total control. Why do we so fetishize molding the world to our will when given the opportunity.
Sick little monkeys we are.
No way Lana Wachowski didn’t fucking tank Matrix 4 on purpose. It’s even in the fucking dialog it couldn’t be more clear
Oh so you don’t like it when other people seem to pull arguments out of their ass but then it’s ok when you go ahead and do it?
Ok, please describe your playtesting experience with 4K games on Switch 2.
$50 in 2007 is $77.62 in 2025. The outrageous thing is how little the working class has been given to compensate for it.
Couple things there.
There are Virtual Game Cards, purchased and downloaded digitally from the eShop. These can now be traded, sold, gifted, loaned, etc. to other friends, which was not previously possible. (This could possibly require an NSO subscription, but I’m not clear if that’s true at all.)
There are physical game cartridges, which contain the actual game on them, and (from what I’ve heard) most games will be distributed this way.
Then, there are also physical carts that contain only the virtual game license file, thus that you have to possess the physical cart in order to download or play the game. Apparently, there are Switch 1 games like this already, but they are rare.
With the introduction of Virtual Game Cards, it is no longer possible (even on Switch 1) to play more than one copy of a game online at the same time, even with a min NSO Family subscription.