Multicar discounts are pretty significant, my coworker went to drop a car from his plan recently and found out that it would cost him more to insure just 1 car than to insure 2. Doesn't make any since logically.

I mean Valorant has a lot of cheaters, it doesn't really seem like kernel anti-cheat has been more effective than other forms of anti-cheat. There's also an increasing number of hardware peripherals that offer cheating assistance, and these can't be detected by kernel anti-cheat because the cheating happens on separate hardware.

My point is that kernel anti-cheat has major privacy and security tradeoffs, which is a steep cost to pay. A steep cost is only worth it if it has a significant benefit to the users, and in practice it doesn't.

To be honest with you, my reply was supposed to be to the comment saying that humble has gotten worse overall since IGN bought them. Didn't realize my mistake until now.

They still have a good bundle from time to time, but it's a far cry from the bundles of old.

At least in the western world I think it's possible. A lot of people I know who don't know much of anything about computers before this now know of Crowdstrike, although they don't know any specifics.

Is Kamala Harris popular enough to win against trump?

Slice & Dice is the best game I've ever gotten on my phone, I bought it over Thanksgiving in 2021 and haven't stopped playing it since. It's similar to deck builders, but dice based.

It's $7 on mobile, but has a good free to try demo. So you can see if you like it for free. It's also available on Steam and itch.io

The game is still in active development, but the dev only releases updates every 1-1.5 years. The updates are absolutely massive though and add a ton of content.

I'm not sure to be honest.

If I remember right for steam, you can't disable updates for all games, but you can set some restrictive rules for when it can update. Stuff like it can only download updates for 1 minute monday morning at 3am.

There's not much concrete data I can find on accident rates on highways vs non-highways. You would expect small side streets accidents to have lower fatality rates though, with wrecks at highway speeds to have much higher fatality rates. From what I see, a government investigation into how safe autopilot is determined there were 13 deaths, which is very low number given the billions of miles driven with autopilot on (3 billion+ in 2020, probably 5-10billion now? Just guessing here since I can't find a newer number).

But yeah, there are so many factors with driving that it's hard get an exact idea. Rural roads have the highest fatality rates (making up to 90% of accident fatalities in some states), and it's not hard to image that Tesla's are less popular in rural communities (although they seem to be pretty popular where I live).

But also rural roads are a perfect use case for autopilot, generally easy driving conditions where most deaths happen due to speeding and the driver not paying attention. Increased adoption of self driving cars in rural communities would probably save a lot of lives.

It reminds me of the debate around self driving cars. Tesla has a flawed implementation of self driving tech, that's trying to gather all the information it needs through camera inputs vs using multiple sensor types. This doesn't always work, and has led to some questionable crashes where it definitely looks like a human driver could have avoided the crash.

However, even with Tesla's flawed self driving, They're supposed to have far fewer wrecks than humans driving. According to Tesla's safety report, Tesla's in self driving mode average 5-6 million miles per accident vs 1-1.5 million miles for Tesla drivers not using self driving (US average is 500-750k miles per accident).

So a system like this doesn't have to be perfect to do a far better job than people can, but that doesn't mean it won't feel terrible for the unlucky people who things go poorly for.

Yeah, and in a weird way it makes me feel safer about buying future games from them. I know that no matter what state their future games launch in, that they'll keep working on them until they're good. If NMS had come out in better shape, I wouldn't have that confidence that they'll stand behind a failure until it's fixed.

Only reason not to get an AMD card is if you want to run local AI stuff like stable diffusion. AMD cards can still be used, but not all features are supported.

Otherwise it should be a great card.

Honestly even if you aren't religious, I think sitting down each night and thinking about your priorities, what you want from life, and what you actually really care about can be beneficial.

When else would they post a negative review? The negative change just happened, so it makes sense that players would be posting negative reviews now.

As for why people are responding negatively to this being called review bombing, a lot times the term is used to dismiss the bad reviews. "Those aren't real negative reviews, we just got review bombed. Those players sure are fickle, aren't they?" Basically calling it review bombing just makes it sound like the negative reviews aren't legitimate and don't have a valid reason to recommend against the game.

Yeah, seems to work pretty well on my Steam Deck. It's probably using more power, but it's a small enough increase that I couldn't confirm increased power draw without exporting mangohud values and averaging them.

I dropped the recorded length to 30min (mainly just want time to grab a noteworthy clip if something funny happens).

Honestly I think this is a bad example. Guys are generally happy to play games with attractive bad-ass female leads. See Metroid/Tomb Raider/Bayonetta/Nier/etc

Try this:

Enable developer mode (settings>system)

Then open the developer menu (settings>developer) and turn on "Show Advanced Update Channels"

Now go back to the System category and you should have separate options for OS Update and Steam Client. Make sure they're both set to stable.

If they're already stable, change the client one to beta, and then back to stable.

Honestly it's the high level of flavoring that makes them good. You aren't meant to eat a ton at once, just get one chip at a time and enjoy the strong flavor.

Two audience members hit, one dead the other in serious condition.

Shooter is also dead.