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Me: Let's shove in a game disc into that console!
Modern consoles: Wait a minute! I have an update!
Me: OK. Just this update.
Modern consoles: Update finished!
Me: Yeah!
Modern consoles: Wait! I have another update!Sunday, 21-Apr-19 17:52:21 UTC from web-
Monday, 22-Apr-19 01:02:56 UTC from web
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@adiwan One of the reasons why I usually get my consoles after they left primary circulation. Then I proceed to use them offline in one fashion or the other.
Monday, 22-Apr-19 12:08:40 UTC from web-
@drinkingpony Well... I have my PS3, XBox360, and Wii U in my network. I like to have my updates but I like them fast and done once, unlike a typical Windows update that shows more Updates after installing the currently installed (especially when setting up a new Windows installation).
Monday, 22-Apr-19 12:16:56 UTC from web-
@adiwan Ah, yeah, me too. I probably have a PS2, N64, NES hiding around somewhere. Also a PSP, 3DS and for some reason an OG GameBoy within reach-length if I can remember what pile they rest in.
But what I really hate are updates, maybe especially so on Windows 10. If I want my system to go into hibernation at the end of the day ( because face it, sometimes I do not want to restart all of the stuff I was busy with ) and see there is an update queued, I might as well do a cointoss on whether or not the system will restart itself in the middle of the night and once done actually reboot untill the last YouTube thing I was busy with starts blaring though my speakers in the darkest hours of the night.
Quickest way to fix that is probably to switch browsers.Monday, 22-Apr-19 13:30:22 UTC from web-
@drinkingpony Haha. Once at work I wanted to compute the shadow maps and ambient occlusion of a larger scene in Unity at the end of my work day. But then Windows decided to install an update and restart it during the process. So I had to do it again the next day.
Monday, 22-Apr-19 13:36:40 UTC from web
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