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  • MrSpArkle@lemmy.catoGaming@beehaw.orgLet's discuss: DOOM
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    4 months ago

    DooM 2 is my nostalgic fave. My area code had multiple free 20+ line BBSes, so I was constantly playing 4 player doom matches(more on heretic/hexen/descent etc).

    Honorable mention for the new Doom and Doom eternal.

    My current favorite doom though is doom seeker and zandronum. Keeping the dream alive with crazy mods. Megaman deathmatch and shotgun frenzy are a delight.







  • Bolt is too small, the ID4 can’t fit 3 car seats comfortably either, and the Aryia is too small and is a sad excuse for an ev, especially given the legacy of the Leaf.

    The Buzz comes close but isn’t widely available, the EV9 would fit the bill were it not for its excessive size. That size also rules out the R1T.

    What I want is essentially a lifted full-sized wagon, which in ICE terms is like an Outback or Sorento.

    Enter GM with the Lyriq/Blazer/Prologue. Perfect dimensions, reasonable range.

    Except they haven’t shipped them, and they announced they are stripping CarPlay starting this year.

    Lucid has an SUV that might do if I was rich.

    Or I can walk into a Tesla store today and buy a model Y with more range, less weight, a great charging network with a future proof connector, and a more proven platform than the unproven and rather piggish Ultium platform. I could buy the Y, put my fucking child car seats in and be done.

    Now I’m not buying a Tesla because fuck Elon and fuck not having CarPlay, but you can see why they are so relevant.

    There are simply too many unfilled niches in the EV market.







  • I tried using Freecad as to filet something recently and it told me to look at the error console for more information, after googling for where the error console is, I realized the message to look at the error console was being output to the error console.

    There was no more information to be had. It is a UX and functional nightmare, and it is what it is, but the downside is this means millions of engineers are being trained on subscription web sites, and eventually this will be used to both squeeze people for money, and also to prevent people from creating unauthorized or patented parts.