Couldbealeotard

I think the Botting of streams to game the royalties is the bit they don't like.

Obviously it would be a beach of t&cs

Sure. Substitute "Lemmy" for whatever fediverse service it is mingling with.

If threads is incorporated into the larger fediverse, sure you'll get a bump in dau, but threads will eventually dominate the user base. Then if they devide to cut ties with Lemmy sites, the fediverse basically loses 90% of engagement overnight.

One version is that a T800 model 101 want back in time and terminated him.

Oh yea? Well, why doesn't Ross, the larger of the friends, simply eat the other friends?

If it's the demonstration I'm thinking of, it uses gravity to visualise the affects of an otherwise invisible force.

Cheaper? yes. better? No. LLMs produce the most derivative inane BS that it would just act as filler. In classic RPGs and adventure games a lot of the filler dialogue was one line per NPC to represent a microcosm within a location. There's nothing to be gained from theoretically infinite NPCs with theoretically infinite lines of pointless dialogue.

It's a micro transaction game with basic multiplayer. I would assume the player base is so small it's almost non existent.

Could be that the cost of the servers is higher than the profits. Could be that there was one person left who knew the code and they decided it was easier to twilight the game instead of teach another person how to maintain it.

Except for that one bit that everyone gets stuck on.

You have to hold down a pressure plate. The solution is to use a metal rod on the big stone tile. You're welcome.

That might cause humans never to evolve

I scuffed my bumper at the drive in cinema. They had left over mini poles from when you used to hang a speaker box on your car window. Those tiny redundant poles in the middle of the dark are hard to see and easy to forget.

Sometimes a doubt your commitment to sparkle motion