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@ZeldaLoreYT Open world? Gross, no. Every damn game doesn’t need to be “open world.” 😅

People saying that "OOT got a remake for the 3DS" fail to see the big picture. This has the potential of being a full modern reimagining Updated lore (Hylia worship, botw race cultures, Fi in master sword, etc), Open world, new areas, Voice acting, better graphics, and more.

@TreasurerBeach @SecScottBessent @POTUS Disgusting un-American bullshit. The opposite of patriotism. Unbelievably pathetic. I could go on.

In celebration of America’s 250th anniversary, President Donald J. Trump’s signature alongside @SecScottBessent's will soon appear on U.S. currency, marking a first in history, and symbolizes @POTUS' leadership and dedication to our great nation will carry a lasting impact. reuters.com/world/us/trump…

@Wario64 My Black Friday $350 disc-drive PS5 from just a couple years ago is looking like the deal of the decade. This is crazy.

PS5/PS5 Pro/PS Portal will receive price increases on April 2nd. For USA: -PS5 $549 -> $649 -PS5 Digital $499 -> $599 -PS5 Pro $749 -> $899 -PS Portal $199 -> $249 blog.playstation.com/2026/03/27/new…

@anishmoonka One has to wonder if the Iran situation is also spooking them. Oil is connected to everything whether it’s a raw material or just fuel to ship products, also helium is used in computer chips I believe, lots of bad downstream effects that only compound with time re: Hormuz.

The PS5 launched at $499. Five and a half years later, it costs $650. Every PlayStation before it got cheaper over time. The PS2 went from $299 to $129. The PS4 dropped to $299. The PS5 is the first PlayStation in history to go the other way. And it just happened twice in seven months. Sony’s blog post blames “continued pressures in the global economic landscape.” That’s corporate speak for two things hitting at once. First: tariffs. Sony makes most of its PS5 consoles in China. The Supreme Court struck down Trump’s emergency trade tariffs on February 20 (6-3 ruling, unconstitutional), but the administration slapped a new 15% universal tariff on everything under a different trade law within hours. Sony’s CFO put the damage at roughly $680 million for the fiscal year. They tried to get ahead of it by stockpiling consoles in the US. Those stockpiles are running out. Second, and this one flew under the radar: the AI industry is eating the world’s memory chip supply. In October 2025, OpenAI signed a deal with Samsung and SK Hynix to lock up 900,000 memory chip wafers a month. That’s about 40% of all the memory chips produced on the entire planet, reserved for AI data centers. Only three companies (Samsung, SK Hynix, and Micron) make about 90% of these chips, and they’re all prioritizing AI because it pays way more. The tradeoff is brutal: for every one unit of the fancy memory that AI chips need, a factory gives up making three units of the normal memory that goes into things like your console. Memory chip prices nearly tripled through 2025 (up 172%). Analyst firm TrendForce called it “unprecedented,” and projects another 50 to 70% increase this year. So your PS5 is getting more expensive partly because OpenAI and friends are outbidding Sony for the same chips. Sony has shipped 92.2 million PS5s through December 2025, still the top-selling console in the world. But at $650 for a base model and $900 for the Pro, they’re betting GTA VI this fall will push enough consoles to absorb the sticker shock. The PS4 at this same age cost $299. The PS5 now costs more than double that.

@asymmetricinfo Sure if we bring back funding for congressional researches. I’m not sure we need uneducated people swamped by lobbyists crafting all our policy.

We should have more senators without college degrees.

@Noahpinion Fall, Spring, Summer/Winter tie. Summer is getting (sadly) too hot and burnt in Colorado and snow is annoying to drive in. 😂

My ranking of seasons: 1. Spring 2. Winter 3. Summer 4. Fall All are good, but Spring is the most good and Fall is the least good.

@Ruleof2Review Eh I think just because something is official doesn’t mean it’s not a spoiler. I think studios/trailers give away too much these days. This would have been an epic surprise to see live. But now that it’s out there I’m still stoked!

Holy forking shitballs. Okay now THIS is getting me excited to see this movie! I’d much rather have a game but I’m just happy to have Star Fox back in any way. And no…this isn’t a spoiler if Universal is advertising him in the film. It means he’s more than a surprise cameo!

@supermariomovie SPOILERS BUT ALSO OMG

Let's rock and roll! Fox McCloud joins The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, only in theaters April 1. Get tickets now.

@sporadica Very rare AI win, that was legitimately pretty funny.

RIP Sora, you gave us the greatest ai video of all time

CEO OF OREO: “I would advise that everyone eat 50 Oreos a day. Maybe even 100.”

@MikeFromCo @MaggieB_TV @DenverChannel Yeah that's fair! I'm just on a personal crusade to get people to realize that cities are the least of our water problems out west lol. Like sometimes I hear Las Vegas signaled out as terrible because it's a decadent city in a desert, but it's barely a blip lol.

NEW: Denver Water Board has unanimously approved a Stage 1 Drought Declaration. What this means: -Lawn watering limited to two days per week (instead of three) -Wait until mid to late May to begin outdoor watering -Restaurants can only serve water upon request @DenverChannel

@mmsteez47 @MaggieB_TV @DenverChannel This I did not know, appreciate the extra info. Sounds bad!

@FireBobcat @MaggieB_TV @DenverChannel The amount of water lost to evaporation because cattle ranchers choose to irrigate their alfalfa in the least efficient way possible is maddening. So much could be conserved by simple not shooting water 100ft in the air during the hottest part of the day

@mmsteez47 @MaggieB_TV @DenverChannel Definitely a good clarification since most of it is cattle ranchers or food for the cattle as far I understand (not crops for humans). It's a big problem and I say this as someone who very much enjoys the ocassional burger 😅

@FireBobcat @MaggieB_TV @DenverChannel Yup the problem is cattle ranchers

@ErinCarpLCSW @MaggieB_TV @DenverChannel Google > X. "All Denver Water customers will be required to follow the same rules, including the City and County of Denver. City parks, golf courses and other large irrigators will be required to reduce their water use by 20 percent, just like everyone else."

@MaggieB_TV @DenverChannel Any restrictions on golf courses? Or the roughly 15 data centers that are connected to the Denver Water system (per 9News)?

@eliom5 @MaggieB_TV @DenverChannel You could google this... "All Denver Water customers will be required to follow the same rules, including the City and County of Denver. City parks, golf courses and other large irrigators will be required to reduce their water use by 20 percent, just like everyone else."

@MaggieB_TV @DenverChannel When the golf courses stop watering, I’ll stop watering

@HeathMayo Witch made me cackle, not gonna lie.

Just another example this morning of why the American people don’t trust this administration to prosecute a serious conflict like this. Stop. Start. Nevermind. Just kidding. Just you wait. We destroyed them. We will beat them tomorrow. Great talks. No talks. Witch.

Millennials are the elite generation because they cranked out 12-page essays the night before they were due. No ChatGPT. No Claude. Just lo-fi beats playing in the background, Black coffee at midnight, footnotes that were somehow correct, and pure delusion. Grade was an A minus. Period.

@latetothep12389 @keeponsmiIin @JamesSurowiecki @TPCarney @quasistable This again is just not reality. There are not “only semantic differences” between factions on the left, there are differences in worldviews and policy prescriptions. Also you aren’t properly interpreting and applying the chart I assume you are referencing (which I have seen).

@keeponsmiIin @FireBobcat @JamesSurowiecki @TPCarney @quasistable The alternative is that I comprehend fully. There are only semantic differences between a leftist and a liberal. One need only look at a chart displaying group think in the liberal worldview for that. Conservatives have a wider range of views. That having been said, I'm neither.

This is a great ad, but it's an ad about dads taking care of babies in the middle of the night rather than leaving that job to moms. How is that evidence of a RW culture shift?