I'm searching for a cooking game or restaurant management game on PC that meets the following criteria:

Allows me to choose the type of cuisine to cook Enables upgrading workstations for improvement, rather than just purchasing multiples Includes decorating features Offers a cooking experience similar to Order UP!, Cooking Mama, or simple click-based mechanics like Diner Dash or Cooking Dash (found in most mobile cooking games) I've already tried the following games, but they didn't quite meet my expectations:

TasteMaker (5/10) Tavern Master (7/10) Chef Life (3/10) Cooking Simulator (1/10) Overcooked (0/10) Plate Up (0/10) Rolling Hills (0/10) Chef (0/10) Food Truck Simulator (2/10) Good Pizza, Great Pizza 0/10 Cook, Serve, Delicious! 0/10 If anyone has suggestions, I'd greatly appreciate them!

Classic.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/16255474

This might be too close to "advertising", so remove if you like. I get 0 money or anything. Just wanted to reach out to those who may not know this exists.

If you happen to live in the Buffalo, NY area, the next Massive LAN event is coming up real soon and there are still plenty of seats available. Massive LAN is held in Winter and Summer, so you can always join another time. Basically, you get your own table, power strip, and an Ethernet drop. Just bring yourself, computer, chair, and whatever sleeping gear you may need. Family friendly (enough) to bring any kiddos who like to game as well.

There is plenty of room to walk around and hang about in, so don't worry too much about being overwhelmed by a crowded space. If you do end up getting tickets and want to be grouped with other specific people, just put the same guild name as them on the form.

https://www.massivelan.com/

All I think when I see her is hipster and Starbucks. I'm not saying she's bad, but what pops up in my head. Am I the only one who thinks this?

Excited but still mad the skipped the first one

Jailbreaking a PlayStation 4 might sound tricky. But actually, all you need nowadays is an LG Smart TV, a few minutes of your time, and the internet.

Why would you want to jailbreak a PlayStation 4 console in 2024? There are a few reasons. For one, it opens the console up, letting you freely back up game installs and saves. You can also run emulators on the PS4 and play your installed games without a disc. And yes, some people are pirating new games and playing them on these hacked consoles, too. But we are not here to talk about that. Instead, I want to share a strange way people are jailbreaking PS4s.

As reported by HackADay.com, a recently created method for jailbreaking a PS4 involves plugging it into a jailbroken LG smart TV. (And yes, in case you didn’t know about this already, people are jailbreaking smart televisions, too.) Once you’ve hacked your LG TV, you install a digital tool onto the TV and hook your PS4 up to it using an ethernet cable. Then run the exploit tool on the TV and set up a LAN connection on the PS4...and that’s it. At that point, the tool should work its magic and you’ll soon have a jailbroken PS4.

This new tool is built upon the work of other modders and hackers who were able to figure out new ways to jailbreak Sony’s last-gen console. And to be clear, I’m not suggesting you go buy an LG TV, jailbreak it, and then use that device to hack your PS4 and start downloading pirated games.