it has an option to set the shouting language to Irish and takes into account that there is no native Irish word for "no" which impressed me greatly

lucky for you

I do not see slide #11, nor the ten that precede it.

happy usher xbox

thanks usher

happy easter xbox

happy easter xbox

I could kill that guar. These boots are ruined.

god it lives so deep in my brain meats

great, i'm sure you'll fit right in, follow me up to the office and they'll finish your release

ah yes we've been expecting you

you'll have to be recorded before you're officially released, there are a few ways we can do this and the choice

is

yours

Either that, or they'll have time to read theory and realize that jacking the minimum wage alone isn't enough and that they won't be free until they abolish wage slavery.

Yeah, the Yuzu blogger seems pretty good at turning bugfixes into stories.

i appreciate these. wish i was as good at generating excitement for the things i've developed.

fantastic read, thank you for sharing!

I'm really interested in the physical nature of stuff, really overlaps with toy and merchandise design.

This was long but 100% worth it

I don't know a thing about programming but I always enjoy these longform articles where people reverse engineer software and explain why something weird happens.

Didn't except to see such a clear example of unnecessary asymptomatic complexity in a video game.

oh my god wow

according to wolfram alpha that would just get rid of 37% of the stars in our galaxy, so we'd still have quite a bit of stars left. 30 million gamers would have to complain every day for 91.32 trillion years, or about 6600 times the age of the universe.

it would take thirty million gamers 10 years, each making one complaint every day, in order to get rid of all the stars. i think we'll be ok

i would simply stick to using regularwide monitors if the things i wanted to do weren't possible using ultrawide monitors

there must be very few left :(

oh yea I should have mentioned this, thank you

fun fact: The Wii also doesn't have an OS. When you start a game from the system menu it passes complete control of the console to the game itself. The "overlay" that games pop up when you press the 🏠 button is programmed into each individual game.

ah memories

i remember in final fantasy games different save slots used different icons and it was fun to just see which ones had which icon