Look at anything from publisher New Blood Interactive on Steam for a starting point. Mostly retro style FPS from differing eras, but there are a few other game types. Plus you'll struggle to find any that don't have thousands of user ratings in either very positive or overwhelmingly positive brackets.

Gloomwood (first person stealth) and Fallen Aces are a couple of gems still in early access.

The CEO selling is a bit of a red herring.

This covers more of the shenanigans: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZOCTSp_U-KI

Apologies for a video link but that's all I have.

Simply rephrasing the question would get better responses.

"I'm sure they thought of this, but could someone explain why they don't just divert...?"

Also using close to $1m in fuel per trip (according to the CEO), not that it changes your point

Not doubting you, but how is that possible? (A quick, unverified Google throws back "A standard Panamax containership has operational costs of about $9 million per year")

Also a large private jet uses about 540 gallons of fuel per hour. That’s very roughly $5400/h in air

Those use cheap diesel.

What sort of fuel do you use underwater?

electricity. which you probably got from cheap diesel in a generator on your carrier ship.

I saw (probably) the same video and thought he was saying the company's lifetime fuel costs were $1M.

I really don't see how that is possible.

Maybe they fill it up with solid gold to sink and then drop it all into the ocean as they ascend

don't do this

Thread with many replies, the deepest replies end up very squashed right in portrait, it's annoying to read. As is the flag/dead style but that's another matter. Obviously nothing I can't work around.

The laziest tech equivalence I can think of would be buying a baby monitor and mounting it in the laundry room.

> when that hasn't been true except for a short while after the release

Even that was debatable given the restrictions placed on the version of Stockfish it played.

Not to take anything away from AlphaZero either, self play to reach that level was quite the achievement.

If you pay for a subscription to Audible and accrue monthly credits, they will steal the unused ones back when you cancel the subscription.

Not making a judgement either way, just adding more data.

This looks better in the app -> We're too inept to design a good mobile interface and/or we would like more of your data please.

Usually it's

> We've actively worked on making the website a worse experience than the app

e.g. by constantly nagging you do download the app

Wow, I've never heard anyone else describe that.. but I had the same on Win95 (iirc) after messing about with the COM port setup too much. You could try to load a website and see there was no transmission going on whatsoever.. but then if you grabbed the mouse and moved it around you would instantly see data transfer happening again and the page would start to load.