Thirty7ven
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Gabe Newel will be there sucking MS’s dick. Dude couldn’t give a fuck about anything other than Steam.
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Gabe Newel will be there sucking MS’s dick. Dude couldn’t give a fuck about anything other than Steam.
Gabe Newel will be there sucking MS’s dick. Dude couldn’t give a fuck about anything other than Steam.
Gabe Newel will be there sucking MS’s dick. Dude couldn’t give a fuck about anything other than Steam.
Gabe Newel will be there sucking MS’s dick. Dude couldn’t give a fuck about anything other than Steam.
I will slap your tits off if you talk about my best friend like that again.
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I hope you all have a tit slapping good weekend.
Would be stupid of Valve if they side with MS considering they were buddies with Epic during the Apple trial.Yup, and he's clearly salty about Sony investing in Epic.
Alright what anime is this? Need to know so i can block from accidentally watching it.
I don't think he cares that much. he is pretty pro-MS, might be something to do with them being his past employer. Things being windows only makes his company less agile with expanding into the device space and Valve doesn't seem to care all that much about that. The true litmus test is if or when Steam sales start to decrease due to cloud or subs. That's when he will start to see it affecting his business.Considering he's been for several years following the strategy of creating an environment where Steam can exist without windows by investing heavily in Linux gaming and considering he's talked publicly how Microsoft is the number 1 risk for Steam, I am not so sure he will be as friendly to Microsoft as you suppose.
Alright what anime is this? Need to know so i can block from accidentally watching it.
I don't think he cares that much. he is pretty pro-MS, might be something to do with them being his past employer. Things being windows only makes his company less agile with expanding into the device space and Valve doesn't seem to care all that much about that. The true litmus test is if or when Steam sales start to decrease due to cloud or subs. That's when he will start to see it affecting his business.
The ride is not over yet, the best part of the rollercoaster is yet to come, keep your puke bags ready and hold on to your potatoesI have to say, this has been a ride.
But they do...they said many many times "Xcloud" is build on Azure, so another lie.....I thought it was the documents submitted to regulators stating that xCloud didn't use Azure.
If the CMA was the yellow light, the EU will be either the red one, or the policeman who told you to go. Microsoft began the merger one year ago. This thread began in september, and il was fun to read and see memes, analysis and meltdowns depending on the info available.The ride is not over yet, hold on to your patatoes.....
But technically what does that mean? If I‘m not mistaken, xcloud runs on real Xbox console units, not azure server clusters. Stadia used to run on specific google server racks. It looks like XCloud runs on azure only on some technicality, such a load balancers or whatever. But it’s really a bunch of Xbox clustered together.But they do...they said many many times "Xcloud" is build on Azure, so another lie.....
But technically what does that mean? If I‘m not mistaken, xcloud runs on real Xbox console units, not azure server clusters. Stadia used to run on specific google server racks. It looks like XCloud runs on azure only on some technicality, such a load balancers or whatever. But it’s really a bunch of Xbox clustered together.
And I agree that if XCloud is really Azure, not only on a technicality, then MS would be light years ahead than the competition.
I’m not trying to spin anything. I’m genuinely interested in knowing about xCloud and azure, since I was a huge fan of Stadia but never tried xCloud. Azure is huge, if xCloud is much more than Xboxes then MS has a huge head start. It’s evident you don’t have much to contribute in the subject but the usual console warfare.The spin is incredible. MS people have said Xcloud is azure for years, they only changed their minds now to argue against regulators.
But owners and their dogs I guess, mirrors.
Nothing of value would be lost tbh. Microsoft doesn't add anything worthy to the gaming industry.
Lulu not being a crazy
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Brad Smith is the genius that threatened Sony's fate to be like BlockbusterIf the CMA was the yellow light, the EU will be either the red one, or the policeman who told you to go. Microsoft began the merger one year ago. This thread began in september, and il was fun to read and see memes, analysis and meltdowns depending on the info available.
But we are closer to the end. I hope that it will be soon.
Edit: I just googled Microsoft president Brad Smith and he seems to be a pretty good laywer with decades of work, great accomplishments and had worked with regulators since the 2000's. How did Microsoft did this merger this unprepared with a man like him in charge? He worked in London a few years so he even had experience there. Is the wikipedia page on him all bullshit?
"Sony has emerged as the loudest objector,’ Smith said. ‘It’s as excited about this deal as Blockbuster was about the rise of Netflix."
She's telling us that she's close to a mental breakdown and needs help?![]()
Lulu not being a crazy
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Yeah. Still, there is good lawyers at Microsoft. I hope that if the deal fails we learn in the future how they saw the deal when it began last year.Brad Smith is the genius that threatened Sony's fate to be like Blockbusterand further weakened their case of ABK.
But technically what does that mean? If I‘m not mistaken, xcloud runs on real Xbox console units, not azure server clusters. Stadia used to run on specific google server racks. It looks like XCloud runs on azure only on some technicality, such a load balancers or whatever. But it’s really a bunch of Xbox clustered together.
And I agree that if XCloud is really Azure, not only on a technicality, then MS would be light years ahead than the competition.
I’m not trying to spin anything. I’m genuinely interested in knowing about xCloud and azure, since I was a huge fan of Stadia but never tried xCloud. Azure is huge, if xCloud is much more than Xboxes then MS has a huge head start. It’s evident you don’t have much to contribute in the subject but the usual console warfare.
Here you go:
https://build5nines.com/microsoft-xcloud-azure-powered-game-streaming/
I don't know where you got this notion that xCloud doesn't use Azure, and I don't know why you moved the goalpost to "it's only load balancers" (nor do I understand where you even got that idea) after I responded to you previously that Microsoft's own website states that xCloud is built on Azure. Regardless, this article should answer all of your questions. You cannot have xCloud without Azure. Azure isn't just a "load balancer".
Microsoft wouldn't have xCloud without Azure. It is the bedrock of xCloud, and xCloud wouldn't work without Azure, custom hardware be damned. Strike this notion that xCloud either doesn't use Azure, or that it doesn't require Azure. Both of those sentiments are false, and, until they started playing this game with the regulators over this acquisition, everyone knew this. Now they're backtracking on the Azure part of xCloud to try to get this acquisition to go through, but their own websites and developer documentation shows that xCloud is dependent on Azure.
I'm wondering if the regulators are going to feel insulted by this.
Interesting article, reading it, thanks a lot. The rest of your “moving goalposts” diatribe, not really needed. I’m not here to pick fights with strangers.Here you go:
https://build5nines.com/microsoft-xcloud-azure-powered-game-streaming/
I don't know where you got this notion that xCloud doesn't use Azure, and I don't know why you moved the goalpost to "it's only load balancers" (nor do I understand where you even got that idea) after I responded to you previously that Microsoft's own website states that xCloud is built on Azure. Regardless, this article should answer all of your questions. You cannot have xCloud without Azure. Azure isn't just a "load balancer".
Microsoft wouldn't have xCloud without Azure. It is the bedrock of xCloud, and xCloud wouldn't work without Azure, custom hardware be damned. Strike this notion that xCloud either doesn't use Azure, or that it doesn't require Azure. Both of those sentiments are false, and, until they started playing this game with the regulators over this acquisition, everyone knew this. Now they're backtracking on the Azure part of xCloud to try to get this acquisition to go through, but their own websites and developer documentation shows that xCloud is dependent on Azure.
I think regulators expect these mega corporations to lie or mislead them. If they don't expect that then they aren't, in my opinion, very good regulators.
I think regulators expect these mega corporations to lie or mislead them. If they don't expect that then they aren't, in my opinion, very good regulators.
What exactly has Microsoft said to the regulators?You would have to be an idiot not to see that though. I understand they expect to be misled but in this case they are being treated like idiots IMO.
What exactly has Microsoft said to the regulators?
Interesting article, reading it, thanks a lot. The rest of your “moving goalposts” diatribe, not really needed. I’m not here to pick fights with strangers.
You would have to be an idiot not to see that though. I understand they expect to be misled but in this case they are being treated like idiots IMO.
I mean, the more blatant example of treating them like idiots was when Microsoft/Activision said that they would be happy to educate the regulators on how the gaming industry works. Regulators have to have thick skin, but if they don't then the lies and condescension would definitely be bad for Microsoft/Activision.
Really? Surely they wouldn't say something so easily verifiable! Who did they say they are using then? Google?That xCloud doesn’t use Azure.