spinal_cord's latest activity
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spinal_cord replied to the thread Physical Steam gift cards discontinued.Sweden actually had to pass pro-cash laws to correct that blunder, other governments are not about to make the same mistake. Laundering is a huge problem and one that Valve don't want to be part of. I can't blame them. Cashless is nothing more...
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spinal_cord replied to the thread Physical Steam gift cards discontinued.Lol, we've been using electronic bank transfers and automated payroll since the 1960s. You really think there is some 'Big Brother' plan in place? If there were, it would have been fully executed decades ago. In fact, governments are doing the...
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spinal_cord replied to the thread Physical Steam gift cards discontinued.The only reason to use paper money to buy virtual money is laundering.
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spinal_cord replied to the thread Physical Steam gift cards discontinued.I genuinely fail to see the problem. You can not *USE* the cards for any offline purpose, so why even bother to sell the credits as a physical card?
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spinal_cord replied to the thread Physical Steam gift cards discontinued.If you'd ever worked somewhere that sells these, you'd agree with Steam on this point. Old people (legit old, not like in their 50s, I'm talking 80s and 90s) would tell you to your face that the $300 of steam cards were for personal use and...
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spinal_cord replied to the thread The Meme Box.
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spinal_cord replied to the thread Gaming Do you avoid old games that are only playable in 30fps or less?.Low fps has never been a problem. *inconsistent* fps is where the problem is. I've played games as low as 7fps and couldn't care less.
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spinal_cord replied to the thread 2026 is the Year of AI.Here is my contribution to the slop...
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spinal_cord replied to the thread Evercade cartridge reader to USB.Less risky?
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spinal_cord replied to the thread 2026 is the Year of AI.What's to say that 'real' intelligence isn't just a lookup table based on collected data? It sure seems that way most of the time.
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spinal_cord replied to the thread 2026 is the Year of AI.I just ported a game I was working on over a few months in my spare time, to a completely different system using AI in a couple of days (also spare time). It really is becoming the world that coders envisioned back in the 1950's. "computer I want...
