Witcher 3 and Skyrim are pretty good. RDR2 is great, particularly because you can see it coming.
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Wholeheartedly support Tailscale or similar solutions. Reverse-proxy or VPN are just too complicated (for me, at least).
I know this is not the theme of this post, but I wonder if there's an LLM that doesn't hallucinate when asked to summarize information of a group of documents. I tried Gpt4all for simple queries like finding out which documents mentioned a certain phrase. It often gave me filenames that didn't actually exist. Hallucinating contents is one thing but making up data source is just horrible.
I have a similar issue that the package often goes backward, if that makes sense. It's so uncomfortable if it happens after taking a seat in a meeting so you can't fix it. My solution is to purchase boxer briefs from those fetish brands. They usually carry a product line that pushes up the package. I don't need the visual appeal but the design groups everything to the front, so they have nowhere else to go. Then you just choose a size that the pouch is just big enough.
You have to use the 'OS' version though, or is it my wrong understanding?
Agreed that there's no all-in-one solution to play local music and music on Spotify (if I'm a premium user). I vaguely recall there's a solution to automate playing Spotify music and record it in real-time (since you cannot download music directly) but it seemed too troublesome, so I eventually chose spot-dl4 to download music from YouTube using Spotify playlist, then the folder got imported into Lidarr/Navidrome, then my Symfonium on Android connects to Navidrome to get the songs.
It's quite a bit of manual work to add songs to a separate playlist if I like something on Spotify then use spot-dl4 to do the download. At least, I successfully keep a copy of my favourite songs on my server.
It's a headache most of the time so you might consider purchasing a local SIM card for 4/5G connection instead (and share connection via mobile phone) in the future.
Agree. Definitely a wait and see game.
It was already bad at the beginning. Never improved. Also, there seems to be no plan for a community driven mission system, so you can only play weird auto-gen ones.
RPG without only focusing on FPS. I quite don't like ARPG these days that don't have a good story but add a lot to combat mechanics.
Depends on the application really. For example, I don't need to update Jellyfin and the arrs as soon as the new updates drop. They work just fine and I'm not waiting for any particular fixes.
Perhaps the reason is more simple. When did we have a non-indie platformer title well received by the mass? I don't think people want a combo of "platformer" and "AAA" (hence the price).