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Apple most certainly has the “Valve money and resources” to throw at the problem. They just choose not to. Bottom line is Mac gaming sucks because Apple has chosen that outcome.

Deux jours? Vous n’êtes probablement pas enceinte

One of my favorites! The story behind it helps.

Did you stub your toe?

I reckon it’s because the question triggers cognitive dissonance. The answer they need to give makes them realise they are incompetent, or unreasonable, or capitulating with someone else who is. They don’t want to believe that about themselves so they get angry with you to shift the focus. Now you’re the problem and they don’t have to face their own failures.

This is an insightful and hopefully helpful take. Depressing AF for its truth though.

Not just about money, also about a bunch of other questionable decisions.

Yes it’s simultaneously understandable and disgusting. Not helped by the financial disincentive to avoid alienating people as you say. Reminds me of how much airtime sports get vs the rest of the news of the world. Ostriches gonna ostrich.

His reputation should really be toast after this.

That’s a pain-ful typo.

They wiped your ass for years. They’ll live.

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"toilet paper can be replaced with a screw-in handheld… " I’m so glad your sentence ended the way it did.

“Distro hoping” Nice Freudian typo.

Thanks, hadn’t realised that’s what the demo looked like. Assumed it would be short and loop.

That doesn’t look like a demo given the length

Thanks, yes

Interesting, but it’s not clear how controller input is achieved. No one is using the keyboard. Perhaps a bluetooth joystick?

Thanks for responding. I figured that’s what the ratio would represent, but my client only shows the net score, no ratio. Maybe I need to play around with other clients. I barely ever used Twitter and deleted my account when Musk started his shenanigans, so I’m not really sure about how Twitter works in that regard. Anyway, I get the basic concept. Just can’t access the data.

Hmm, my client doesn’t seem to show a ratio. Using Connect. Where would one usually find that kind of information?