Jako301

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Jako301 ,

That has nothing to do with age. Most people nowadays are so used to instant gratification that they struggle with stuff that only helps them in the long term, me included. Last time I tried to seriously sit down and learn I caught myself doing dishes and watering plants after not even 30mins.

Jako301 ,

Nuclear is the worst possible option to fill said gaps. Nuclear reactor need to run at a mostly stable output permanently, they are slow to react to changes and can't be switched on or off at will.

You could use them to generate a stable base power level, but that's the opposite of what we need. It wouldn't change anything regarding the need of energy storage.

The best option currently as a gap filler is gas cause it can be turned on or off in minutes when needed.

Not keeping up with demand is a self-made problem. Multiple EU countries already have multiple days a year where they use 100% renewables.

Jako301 ,

Vermutlich mit Union eingerechnet. Mmn (noch) eine Falschaussage, aber ich versteh warum man so denken könnte. Immerhin haben sich CDU/CSU immer weiter an die AFD angenähert während ihrer Zeit in der Opposition. Deren Politik besteht momentan auch nur aus Wiederspruch, Populismus und Hetze, genauso wie die AFD bevor sie sich weiter radikalisiert hat.

Die Ausgaben deutscher Behörden für Software-Lizenzen und IT-Dienstleistungen steigen. Ein großer Teil davon geht an Microsoft, obwohl sich die Koalition auf 'Open Source' geeinigt hatte. ( taz.de )

Bundesministerien und zugehörigen Behörden in Deutschland haben im vergangenen Jahr erstmals mehr als 1 Milliarde Euro für Software-Lizenzen und IT-Dienstleistungen gezahlt – davon 197,7 Millionen Euro an Microsoft....

Jako301 ,

Nur weil neue Projekte als Open Source ausgeschrieben werden sollen (unabhängig davon ob es wirklich passiert), kann man nicht mal so eben die komplette IT Landschaft umbauen. Selbst in mittelgroßen Unternehmen läuft so ein Projekt über Jahre ab und da gibt es keine Ministerien die dann widersprechen wollen.

Jako301 ,

Ich bin schon öfters mit einem USB Stick zu nem Kumpel geradelt, weil es schneller war als der Download von so ziemlich allem über 2GB.

Jako301 ,

Yeah, but it lies.

No it doesn't, at least not if the update isn't already a month overdue

But a future Windows update will reset them without informing the user.

I've done 3 years worth of updates in one day cause I needed too. Pretty much everything was reset including registry edits, but the privacy toggles were one of the few things that stayed persistent. Maybe it's a EU special feature (wouldn't be the first), but at least here they won't change back silently.

Jako301 ,

I've spent ways less time editing the windows registry than I've spent trying to fix all the dual monitor bugs with linux.

Windows issues/changes are a 30 second google search away, linux issues often enough require a 1 hour deep dive into multiple forums.

Jako301 ,

I agree with the first part (not that it should mean they can just extract more money out of us), but the second part is something I simply don't believe.

Don't get me wrong, I know budgets have increased, but the dev cost definitely didn't by remotely the same amount. Devs wages are pretty stagnant since the initial silicon Valley boom and new tools at our disposal have made it a lot easier to create games, be it for indi devs or the corporate giants. Sure, graphics got fancier, but so did the readily aviable stock assets. High end work stations cost maybe a bit more, but they are a drop in the bucket in the 100+ million budgets of today.

What has increased on the other hand is the amount of executives/managers and their wages. In addition to that marketing has gone up a lot, probably over half of most budgets go there. The growing corporate overhead with its archaic structures also eats up a lot.

If we go purely by dev cost, prices should go down since the overall profit would increase with the greater amount of players. Everything else is corporate overlords throwing shitloads of money at a mediocre game to make it seem worth something.

Jako301 ,

It's the implementation that will probably annoy me the most. If the ingame radio station in GTA tried to sell me coke or Pepsi I probably wouldn't even notice since it fits in with the world. But knowing EA they will probably put them in as additional loading screen that you can't skip.

Jako301 ,

Ich schmeiß alles in den Trockner und nur Tshirts/Hemden sind danach etwas knittrig. Die häng ich direkt danach ne halbe Stunde übers Treppengeländer und alles ist gut. Man muss die Sachen aber wirklich sofort raus tun, sobald die mal 10 Minuten im Trockner liegen hat sichs erledigt.

Jako301 ,

Because Bethesda doesn't provide the legacy versions on steam, unlike other mod focused games, afaik. Once you've updated your game, you are stuck with whatever version you have.

Sure, you can always download the right version from somewhere else, but I wouldn't count piracy + the risks coming with it as a viable excuse for their fuckup.

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