Kz

It's such a ridiculous state we're in for gaming in 2026. Literally 2 games I regularly play use almost 50% of my disk space. The other 30% is my stuff and now I am left rationing 20% trying to figure out what games I can install without going into storage debt

It's such a ridiculous state we're in for gaming in 2026. Literally 2 games I regularly play use almost 50% of my disk space. The other 30% is my stuff and now I am left rationing 20% trying to figure out what games I can install without going into storage debt

Bashing my head over the struggle to update windows. Think about updating window-> Check if it'll break anything this time -> Fall down a rabbit hole of KB numbers and lists of known issues -> "I should backup just in case"-> "Oh god I have so much to backup" -> "It can wait" Rinse and repeat

Seriously, every time I try research the most reliable long term storage and backup solutions I end up on r/DataHoarder. Their solutions hardly work for the small scale of my data (Relatively speaking...500 ish GBs is rookie numbers down there)

Bashing my head over the struggle to update windows. Think about updating window-> Check if it'll break anything this time -> Fall down a rabbit hole of KB numbers and lists of known issues -> "I should backup just in case"-> "Oh god I have so much to backup" -> "It can wait" Rinse and repeat

Please stop Google, this is embarrassing.

Is there a term for how every product you buy in the modern day is trying to rip you off in some capacity no matter how cheap or expensive / the brand name is ? I swear I don't remember things being this...hostile to consumers. Examples : (1/2)

Is there a term for how every product you buy in the modern day is trying to rip you off in some capacity no matter how cheap or expensive / the brand name is ? I swear I don't remember things being this...hostile to consumers. Examples : (1/2)

Is there a term for how every product you buy in the modern day is trying to rip you off in some capacity no matter how cheap or expensive / the brand name is ? I swear I don't remember things being this...hostile to consumers. Examples : (1/2)

Ah yes, my growing 85 page End Of Studies Project Report is becoming a real headache. How the fuck do I keep finding new mistakes in finished pages

I haven't seen a company cripple itself with terrible decisions as much as youtube in the last few years

Remove dislike count, remove the entire fucking dislike button on shorts, countless shit UI decisions, Predatory practices to force you to keep watching shorts like going into PiP when you close the app, shorts auto play when you open the app

My first experience with a metroidvania has been...mixed so far. Don't get me wrong I am having fun so at the end of the day it's net positive for me. However my biggest issue so far has been the navigation. I struggle to tell if I am going where I am supposed to and often end up at (1/2)

(2/2) a roadblock or somewhere I need a certzin upgrade from a different place to go through. The completionist in meis partially to blame too. i am always tempted to try to finish everything in one area when that can only be done after you made it across the map to get some rusted key or whatever

Started playing Haiku, the robot as an attempt to get into the platformer / metroidvania genre and so far it's been going nicely.

My last attempt was Hollow Knight and I barely could play for more than 30min not because it's a bad game but because I just never played that style of games. I genuinely think it's interesting game but I just kind of accepted that it isn't for me (1/2)