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@samm50647 @Ed_Miliband Every kw generated by wind is a kw not generated in a gas fired power station 🤦

@Ed_Miliband Power doesn’t heat homes that have gas boilers. Gas heats homes that have gas boilers. The UK needs gas from the North Sea

We’re investing £64m to transform Port Talbot into Wales' first floating offshore wind hub. That means 5,000 good jobs, £500m of investment and enough clean power for 6.5m homes. We are putting Wales at the heart of our clean energy superpower mission. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

@medwayred72 @LBC Ferraris on late?

@LBC please remove this absolute clown from your Radio

@MidlifeCrysis_ I remember this game being so easy, then I played it again on the mega drive mini and failed on my first attempt 🤣

Loved co-op on this classic 🥰 Great times spent playing it with my sister. I just look at the cover and get the tune from the first stage in my head.

@BruvRoy21806 @lt_doolittle @fedtanyl Didn’t Barbie?

@lt_doolittle @fedtanyl Did Oppenheimer not just make 5 glorbillion dollars?

Genuinely what is the point of retelling the Harry Potter story again? This isn’t on some hate shit I just really don’t get it

@medwayred72 @embrace My favourite of theirs

Released by the incredible @embrace 26 years ago today. The amazing Drawn From Memory. What an album. Proud to have the original artwork.

@MartinSLewis The didn’t make this clear at the time, I could have had one but assumed it wouldn’t apply to me because my partner owned her flat but we’ve since bought together

Can you get the free LISA £1,000s as a 1st time buyer if you buy with someone else? To really understand it listen to the new Lifetime ISA & Help To Buy ISA ‘The Martin Lewis podcast’ on bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p0… BBC Sounds, Apple, Spotify & all the usual pod players.

@DotcottonA72604 @Neilovichi @nw_nicholas 18 with that hairline? Ouch (I can say that mine starting receding at 23!)

@Neilovichi @nw_nicholas Oh, sure, he is well dressed. Has a tie on too. But he's got no life experience! How can anyone go into politics without it? He's only 18!!!

Where do they find them?

@Astrophizz @dark1x @SMetaldave64 Aren’t crts frequently driven by the power supply, either 50/60hz depending on where you are?

@dark1x @SMetaldave64 Also I'd imagine 120hz on a CRT beats 60hz on a CRT anyways.

Strange seeing DF nitpick about no 120Hz in Super Mario Bros Wonder when they've gone out of their way to praise how Retro games feel (DF Retro) on a 60Hz CRT. No mention of unput lag here either. Hard to nitpick Native 4K 60FPS, but yep, they found a way lol.

@TheHatAI @GlitMariy @ObsoleteSony Net yarazoo was for hobby devving, I remember it was about £700 at the time, more than I could afford with my pocket money!

@GlitMariy @ObsoleteSony It's a dev PS1 they cost a lot But you could make your own code and run it You want to homebrew on a console Dreamcast is the gold standard right now, excellent Dev kit

No PlayStation hit like the Net Yaroze period

@SamaHoole @SymondsSally @gipsie25 I always thought it was because the seasons are different? Their spring is our autumn

@SymondsSally @gipsie25 The idea of importing lamb from New Zealand while having having some of the best sheep in the world in our backgarden, is absurd. But here we are.

Britain is 110% self-sufficient in lamb. Let that sink in for a moment. Not "pretty good." Not "mostly fine." One hundred and ten percent. We grow more than we eat and export the rest. We have done this on permanent upland pasture that cannot be used for anything else, managed by farmers whose families have worked the same ground for generations, using animals that have been optimised for these conditions over centuries. 85% self-sufficient in beef. 100% in milk. 90% in eggs. The animal products on your plate, if you're eating in Britain, are almost certainly British. The supply chain is: farm, abattoir, butcher or supermarket. Measured in miles. Sometimes in tens of miles. Now. Your January strawberries are from Egypt. Your year-round peppers are from Spain or Morocco. Your salad leaves are from Israel in winter. Your green beans come from Kenya. Your blueberries are from Peru or Chile. They travel by refrigerated air freight, which is roughly fifty times more carbon-intensive per kilogram than road transport, to sit in a plastic clam shell next to a small flag and the word "fresh." The environmental argument against British animal products is not an environmental argument. It is a geography argument made by people who have not checked where their food comes from. Check where your food comes from.

@MidlifeCrysis_ @EvilFuGuru Blue stinger kind of had the best of both, and I would agree with OP the devs that made RE1 probably had never worked on a 3d game before, dev might have started before ps1 launched

Hmmm , for me that’s not really accurate. I don’t want to get into a they suck, they’re great debate but they were certainly a means to and end due to the game design. Tank controls weren’t because devs hadn’t figured out 3D movement, they were a solution to fixed camera angles. If movement was camera-relative, your controls would flip every time the camera cuts. Also, Super Mario 64 already proved smooth 3D movement worked. Games like Resident Evil 2 and Dino Crisis came after and still used tank controls because of camera design, not because devs didn’t know better.

They can be understood, but they still suck. Tank controls are a relic from when game devs hadn’t perfected character movement in 3D spaces.

@KnowingBetterYT And I thought the 5 days I had as an “English teacher” in Japan was rough!

I've only had one job where I was given paid vacation. I took one week and a soon as I came back I put in my notice. Nothing shakes you out of a shitty job faster than a break from it. They know that. That's why vacation is discouraged, even if it's offered.

@slither198 What’s the gameplay like, the trailer makes it look like gta meets carmeggedon

@youngwt Im surprised this post got the views it did. I know this game was a guilty pleasure of mine.

Tonight, i'm playing the one Eidos game that never escaped the Saturn... Crimewave, a very early release.

@ObsoleteSony Makes a good door stop

Say something nice about the PS3

@mgshanks @Ed_Miliband Sounds good to me, could stick one of these in the garden and it will run my home office during the day

Imagine if in your weekly shop, you could pick up plug-in solar panels that help save on your energy bills? Well, in some parts of Europe you can do just that. We’re working with industry to bring plug-in solar to UK shops within months.

@manbiitesdog @benz145 Vex (I think it’s called that), crash bandicoot style platformer

@benz145 Can anyone recommend a game similar to Moss or Max Mustard? Not a first-person game, and one where you can play while sitting?

Among Steam250's data-based ranking of the top 10 best rated VR games of all time, there are two unique standouts. The first is VTOL VR at #4, a fairly obscure but brilliant flight sim that is absolutely loved by players thanks to its VR-native design. And then there's The Room VR at #10. Sure, it's part of a well known franchise, but unique in this list considering its genre as an escape room / puzzle game. All others are shooting, simulation, or extremely well-known VR originals (Beat Saber & Gorilla Tag). How did these two make it so far?

@OldManThatGames @DavidBraben I only remember seeing someone play this game briefly on the one a5000 we had in our computer lab in middle school, had no idea it could run on a lower spec machine.

When I started Secondary school , The only computer initally was the Acorn BBC , This was then quickly replaced by the Archimedes , going from a command line to a full colour gui was so exiciting. Many of us had a copy of Lander by @DavidBraben which was quickly loaded when the teacher nipped out for a coffee.

The A3000 lives , time for zarch

@games_rozz @KatAUversion Turbo rounders more like

@KatAUversion Live next door to the local Kent Cricket pitch. Baseball is just dumbed down Cricket 😂

Baseball is stressful