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Linux don’t need anything to challenge Windows. Windows is doing great on their own.

No idea, but probably Ubuntu ~15 years ago

The legacy system. It doesn’t work, it’s slow, it’s incomprehensible, but you can’t do anything about it without making it worse.

Xbox 360 turned 20 this year

Every time I’ve tried ”fractional scaling” on X11 it’s just a blurry mess. Like as if it renders at a lower resolution and then scales it up by 125%. I don’t want all my text and icons to be tiny without having to configure every single application I’m using (with mixed results).

With Wayland it’s sharp even with 125% scaling.

I know a fair bit of gang signs. From left to right you have P, L, A, S, M and A.

For most ”laymen” Wayland works just fine. I prefer Wayland because it has proper support for fractional scaling, which is a must for monitors with higher resolution than 1080p.

If you haven’t logged in to your WhatsApp through any third party applications you should be fine.

it’s the kind of dependency developers install without a second thought

I got a feeling this is an attack vector that will continue to grow, as now there’s vibe coding frameworks installing random dependencies without a thought at all.

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Why bundle HL3 as launch title? Feels a bit too much to develop the most memed game ever + trying to figure out the logistics of 3 new hardware products at the same time. People won’t exactly rush to buy Steam Machine for HL3 if they already have a decent PC.

Being frustrated because nvidia drivers sucks

From the FAQ:

Statcounter is a web analytics service. Our tracking code is installed on more than 1.5 million sites globally. These sites cover various activities and geographic locations. Every month, we record billions of page views to these sites. For each page view, we analyse the browser/operating system/screen resolution used and we establish if the page view is from a mobile device.

So yeah, they’re basing of browser user agents.

Can it be fingerprint spoofers skewing the results? In that case the data is worthless.

I thought Saddam Husain was all red

The problem is that mobile versions of the app is expected, and maybe also a web version. And then it should work on Mac as well. Linux is just a tiny fraction of the market share.

Each platform would require their own team if developed natively. That’s a huge headache to coordinate all features between the teams. Let’s build just one cross platform application which one team can be in charge over.

I’m going to vote for the guy who shares my religious values, and he’s going to make the thing you’re doing illegal

The form factor looks nice. A small box that fits under the TV.

Probably won’t be cheaper than a PC. Otherwise people are just going to buy it just for cheap compute.

Not really. Taking away the challenge ruins the fun.

But I liked activating cheat codes in GTA: San Andreas. Spent many hours traveling around the map in a flying tank and causing random mayhem.