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I admit it took me a bit too long to understand as well. That's not too say it's a bad comic, it's a good one.

At least it has a goal in life?

Create the problem so you can sell the solution. Business 101.

It's like Vault-Tec, just without the nukes at the moment

Step one: put in a request for updated equipment

Step two: get denied because upper manglement doesn't want to replace the 30 year old security system that only works in ie6.

Step three: drink.

Of course they wouldn't mention it, to Microsoft they were just numbers on a spreadsheet, not people.

In the same vein, quick save and quick load.

I'll show you the cloud district Nazeem.

I'll be interested to see how this differs from nextcloud AIO, which is what I currently run for my own stuff.

They forgot the golden rule to never get high off your own supply.

This is the kind of thing that AI hallucinations may actually be useful for? Have it make super weird shit from feedback loops.

There was a video of AI trying to hallucinate quake, you would turn around and like you were in a dream sequence the entire world changed, that would be trippy as hell, but at the same time could be created by real people.

Mould loves an environment like that was before, ventilation helps a lot.

I was really hoping that Discovery itself was the cause of the burn due to some strange quirk of their time travel.

But no, they made the cause a literal crying child.

Honestly back when I was a kid this is how I thought games were made, every possible image of a game was already saved and according to your input it just loaded the next image.

I stopped thinking that with 3d games