This is a shit article, from what's clear to be a shit author Kyle Orland, Ars' Senior Gaming Editor.
Yea agreed - though it does make an important point (in perhaps the opposite way it should have been made). Local water use is being impacted greatly - it may not lead to us having no water nationally, but its absolutely leading local communities to struggle to get people water.
Water use is probably a drop in the bucket, but the electrical use sure as hell isn't.
We're supposed to be curbing fossil fuel use, instead we're burning our way to hell to mint trillionaires.
Will be very interesting to see what they do for cost.
Kind of hope they sell it as a loss leader to help push VR development/adoption/saveusfromthisAIpricehellscape
In at least one case, Ubisoft justified the embargo by saying that staff in Belgrade were still being informed at the time, according to reporters to whom Aftermath spoke.
Alright that makes sense.
But Ubisoft did, to a degree, put reporters in a bind, with some who agreed to the embargo telling Aftermath that Ubisoft did not specify the nature of the embargo before they said they’d adhere to it; the company only mentioned that it was going to announce something soon. Had reporters known more about what they were agreeing to, they might not have done so as readily, or at all.
Hey now what the fuck
How long until Trump pardons him, again
I guess you could say they have honk vibes
Ah... shes a bit neurotic using her card online. 🤷🏻♂️
Kind of sad - my fiancé really preferred purchasing them to avoid using her card (and sort of give herself an allowance).
Meanwhile legacy US automakers are busy trying to bury their heads in the sand again. I'm sure that will end well for the US economy and consumers.
But, but.... think of all of the John D. Rockefeller's!
pads eyes with yachts that require historical bridges be remove
Crazy they had to take him out to get the remaster out
I'll also choose this person's wife