Also, the idea of the HMD having its own internet router built in is kind of cool but also ever since Zuck got his sticky little fingers in the industry, I can't earnestly trust anyone with data.

This may be another Roomba. Those who don't understand what that means should stay blissfully unaware.

Uh oh. That does not sound positive for consumers, if I'm being honest. I'd rather that developers put time into making a PC build than just shipping their slot machine app straight into Steam.

Besides China, I believe that there's cheaper models in Spain too, if I remember right, the BYD Dolphin was being sold under that price in a nearby dealership.

Thank you for pointing it out. Weird that $ is used for things other than $s.

17k is a bit more expensive than EVs elsewhere, but it is affordable.

Classic Australia, they love making life miserable for their people

The town I live in has no stores that sell PC parts.
The nearest PC store is ~10KM away and only sells printers.

But we do have a funkopop store. It *only* sells funkopops.

I hope they go bankrupt and a PC store takes its place.

This is the kind of shit the history channel airs at 5AM about Hitler's secret weapons

It does not surprise me, monthly recurring revenue is almost impossible to get since the death of MMOs, so when an indie manages to pull it off via Patreon, it all but guarantees that they'll do excellent work. The lack of financial pressure unshackles creativity.

VoTV is very much deserving of it.

Can this be mechanised?

Why?

Is that... TAA? Or worse, some kind of frame filtering approach?

It does not look like regular old AA.

The king is too old, wants to tend to his garden. The court ministers squabble and fight to see who can rule in his name, the result of which will eventually plunge into a succession crisis.

Policy-wise Gabe clearly wants to stand up by his ideals. But I reckon he's got better things to do than to actually fight for them. So instead middle managers fight each other for control of which policy to enforce, and the battle lines move constantly.

An empire in decline.

I love the blue gradient UI, very retro.

It's a rather odd scenario where your customers are hungry for more, and you have the resources to meet demand, but instead choose to keep working as if you didn't have those resources, risking the possibility that those customers might lose their appetite on the basis of having died of old age.