Re-playing games on the Xbox 360 has really bought some joy back to gaming. Just finished Blacksite, hadn't played it in a long time and it was a lot of fun.
Now re-playing through the original Call of Duty Modern Warfare Series. Loads of fun to be had for next to nothing.
Replying to @PcPhilanthropy
New stuff is dead tbh. Kicking it back with a bit of PC back catalogue but mostly gaming on the Xbox 360 and Switch tbh
Replying to @TechEpiphanyYT
Still bashing games out on the Xbox 360 and Nintendo Switch so haven鈥檛 even been following it all.
Replying to @mpr_reviews
All products have issues, just depends which people have had experience with determines what they post about.
Replying to @PcPhilanthropy
Funny thing is when CDs were becoming popular everyone moaned that they were bad for the planet because they stick around for 9000 years.
Replying to @PcPhilanthropy
Run your own LLM, keep your data out of their hands.
Replying to @ChasersFrame
Turn on my Xbox 360 and revisit the classics.
Replying to @PcPhilanthropy
lol but to be fair it could have been just a video from The Verge.
Replying to @PcPhilanthropy
In my other life, we are developing our own AI orchestration platform that can orchestrate between multiple local and cloud based AI Models while providing governance and safeguarding to organisations.
Currently speccing up new server hardware to take it to the next level in our model benchmarks... it's not a cheap adventure lol
Replying to @mpr_reviews
The calibre of the games they have shows their growth tbh.
Replying to @PcPhilanthropy
Just got to make sure you keep the hamsters wheel well oiled.
Yeah, the old trend labelling and yet it adds little value. That will die off as soon as the next trend comes along.
With AI in the server world taking up all the hardware things will change pretty quickly now, these companies have built some real cool stuff but it鈥檚 getting far too expensive to use.
Replying to @mpr_reviews @1stPlayerz
AI will be here to stay but the current configuration bubble will pop.

