Gemini also uses like a gallon of water and spews a ton of carbon into the air every time you use it.

Agree on all counts.

Typos because I used speech to text.

They're called preview updates and they're basically beta tests, so you can't install an optional update and then somehow be surprised that it has problems.

Mod parent up (I think that's the phrase, I'm still living in 2004 slashdot headspace.) But seriously.

I am privileged to have a bank so I don't have to literally cary my life savings on a flash drive that can be lost, stolen, damaged, broken, or just randomly quit working without notice. My money can't be permanently and irrevocably lost forever just because I sit down wrong and bend a flash drive in my pocket.

Yeah this direct contradiction is the only reason I clicked through my RSS reader to come here and leave a comment. And I only comment on /. Like once a decade. So see ya in the 30s.

Christ are you really this demented?

At least on Halo Infinite, controller players often have the advantage with a very heavy aim assist that mouse users don't get to enjoy. Obviously that goes out the window when the mouse user has some kind of aim bot or whatever the hell they do to cheat these days, but in the Halo/Xbox group forums it seems to be common opinion that controller players have the advantage due to this aim assist for controller players.

It's a fun downtime discussion, let OP be

When I read the original post this is what I thought surely must be occurring. Hilarious if not unexpected that it's the MSRT that's hung in that loop

My thoughts exactly. What a rant. This guy needs a life

I've had to solve a captcha, of course, but never to perform a web search. In fact I find it almost hard to believe that Google would try to slow down a web search, considering that's how they make money.

Nothing, it just delayed the release as tons of employees started working remote and fewer hours, and release timing slipped.

That sounds familiar. Plus it means they get an opportunity to check those links for malware and whatever other safe scan stuff they do.