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On the day Nvidia report earnings too. Pretty sure it's just a coincidence, bro.

Hope he will one day get round to fixing the issue where document file types in Windows 10 become associated with Calibre without being explicitly asked to do so.

Yeah it's incredible when the mask drops this far.

Trump is a pathetic fuck, but this lines up with how he only ever plays to the domestic audience in advancing protectionist interests. We're feeling that dissonance because this kind of protectionist thinking is extremely rare, basically unheard of these days for world leaders.

I think this marks the first time EA have open-sourced a videogame, a welcome development.

So it's just unashamed racism now, is it?

No it's really not. I've had enough problems with badly-maintained/broken packages that I've switched to Archlinux (btw). Just go with Debian Sid or Arch.

"These days it feels like the only way you get resolution to this automated bullshit is to post on some social media platform or other."

Just leave for another platform, especially if you're making content people would actively seek out. Who even watches Youtube at this point?

One thing I wish I had learnt early on when I started looking into authentication is that OIDC (ideally with SSO through Google or GitHub) is the protocol/real-world implementation most developers will want to just be able to get started with whereas OAuth2 is more like the (boring) specification.

If you're wondering what to use to get authentication working (and not doing something risky), 90% of the time the answer will be OIDC.

War? No, ethnic cleansing and genocide of Palestinians - not war.

Hard to imagine how other similar companies wouldn't just follow suit even if the cost of staying with VMware wasn't prohibitive (which is unlikely for most cases, probably).

Stupid business decisions should be punished by the customer walking out. Homebrew KVM is not that hard.

They're not at odds. "default-public accessibility of information" doesn't necessarily translate into "default-public accessibility of content" ie. media. Content should be served behind an authentication layer.

The clickbaity hysteria here is missing out how this sort of scraping has been possible long before AI agents showed up a couple of years back.

"They have spent the last few years doing nothing but suing fans so they won’t be prepared to face lawyers that are completely identical to them but are better because as I said before, they have guns.”

Beautiful. I'm rooting for these guys.

That's actually hilarious. "The rich won't invest if you tax their unrealized gains", or said differently an argument for trickle-down economics. News for you: they already don't.

Not sure if some of you know how bad things are for the less well-off in the world right now but they are actually fucking hellishly bad. We're on the brink of a recession if we're not already in one.

Those two things just boil down to "you own a thing, you pay tax on the thing".

I liked the argument put forth by Trevor Noah here in favor of taxing unrealized gains: https://x.com/SPC_Harry/status/1828873257530839210

As the article points out, Harris's proposal would only kick in at $100M. I don't see how anyone should be against it.

I've got Bloodborne running on a standard PS4 at 60fps using the Illusion patch (you have to drop to 720p but it still looks great).

Weaponization of the monetary system.

Anecdotally it feels like there has been an uptick in these high-profile hacks recently, maybe a result of more security people being laid off as a result of companies thinking they would replace everyone with AI?

It's still interesting that they got it to work as fast and precise as they did.

Yes that one. Just use it and see. It's blazing fast.

Spacemonger uses the MFT and doesn't require Administrator privileges

What did it take behind the scenes to get this approved? Can you go into some of the decision-making? This is nice but a far too rare event these days.

"The problem is when we're actually renting but it's being marketed as ownership."

which is the primary form of videogame ownership now.

"acting as a stark reminder of how volatile digital ownership is"

Okay I'm gonna say out loud what people are thinking, just pirate videogames. These companies are comfortable with taking away ownership of a product we paid for when they feel like, they broke the social contract, just take their shit.

https://twitter.com/VinciusMedeiro6/status/16748901398798458... Far cry src leaked recently

I'm yet to be convinced there is a single use-case other than iOS development/publishing for someone to want Hackintosh rather than simply installing a well-supported distro like Ubuntu or Fedora.

I tried it a few times and it was always a painful and substandard experience.

You summed it up nicely.

really hoping dang doesn't let this get flagged off the front page like similar threads on this subject, even though it's obviously contentious. this is a conversation that needs to be had and also recorded for posterity.

Yet another article most likely paid for by CRE interests crying for people to stop devaluing the investments of those same interests by taking back a small amount of control over their lives.