I think that sticker just means you sent Nvidia a pre-release build so they had time to add game-specific hacks to their drivers before your launch.

There’s a process called certification you need to pass in order to release on a console where they test your game against a list of criteria outlined in the developer agreement to validate stability, minimum performance,and conformance with platform standards. Nintendo pioneered this process (the Nintendo seal of quality) in response to unauthorized developers releasing cartridges which ran poorly and could freeze or even cause damage to consoles.

For a while, console manufacturers pretty strict about certification requirements but as time goes on they’ve been granting more and more exceptions to large publishers willing to pay fees and pinky-promise to fix the issues post-launch.

What I love about Cage’s performance in this movie is that he’s not just playing Dracula, he’s playing Bela Lugosi playing Dracula.

I had that same issue, what worked for me was manually removing the device which had been set up automatically because it had had been setup to only send jobs using the printer’s hostname rather than its IP which my home router did not support.

Or blocking off the aisle you need to go down for unclear purposes.

Yeah but it also sounded like a lot of fun IMO.

Turns out WB just needed someone to tell them that you’re supposed to finish writing the script before you start filming.

They added an online hub in the first major update but the rest is still true afaik.

No they didn’t have dlc, that’s why they sold MHG as a full price disc despite the fact that it was the same game as Monster Hunter with extra content, the same as Iceborne for World or Sunbreak for Rise.

World was just as bad at launch IMO. There was nothing worth doing post-story until Kulve Taroth came out.

Because not every game needs an endgame but publishers demand long-tail monitization so devs tack one on anyway.

G-rank was always a full price DLC that came a year or more later unless you skipped the base games (or Capcom didn’t localize them like with 4).

I’ve talked to a few translators who work on official subs and my understanding is that for simulcast subs like One Piece, they end up having to ship subpar translations with no editing because the deadlines are so ridiculous. So if they mishear a word or make a typo, they usually don’t have time to fix it.

What’s wrong with just using Aurora instead?

I think my problem may have been that I scheduled chores based on how frequently I thought they “ought to be” done rather than how often my ADHD partner and ADHD self were realistically capable of. It led to a spiral of always being behind which led to us not checking the app or checking stuff off when we did it.

The “time to do chores” daily reminder was completely unhelpful because I would always either ignore it because I wasn’t feeling up to cleaning or ignore it because I was already cleaning.

We’ll probably give the app another go one of these days with a more relaxed schedule, hope you have better luck with it.

An attempt was made:

Programming.dev only allows admins to create communities and they’re all required to be programming-related.

I felt so bad for her in that scene, when the emperor starts making fun of you there’s no choice but to sit there and take it.

Leolines on Etsy has a bunch of different swimsuit styles for transfemmes. It’s a bit pricey but they make quality stuff.

It protects them from losing revenue because someone might change the channel if an episode reminds them about a tragedy they were trying not to think about. It’s not like they’re banning the episodes, they’re just changing their schedule for the next few weeks.

No one on Lemmy watches broadcast TV anyway so why care?