ms.lane

I’m not sure how a company can actually proactively prevent this kind of thing.

By employing people themselves and paying a proper wage.

It’s not hard.

I don’t believe Alberto or Bungie.

He’s a thief.

Borg Bill

I think you mean systemctl runasanotheruseristhisverboseenoughyet

Boo, part of the reason I liked Thunderbird was that it was free of Microsoft influence.

Now inevitably the client will start making changes that accommodate MS Exchange and AD more than IMAP+LDAP

Wine is not an emulator.

I wonder if it’s even worth it now.

Might be better to try and wing it on your own if you want reliability.

Gov and corpos will keep using it since it absolves them of responsibility.

Elon still doesn’t even have a robotaxi service despite promising it a decade ago, yet Waymo are doing freeways now.

Even the tiny Vegas loop is manually driven, despite being mostly through a boring company tunnel.

The niche is already filled by NUC sized PCs from China.

No, the Steam Machine has a CPU and a pcie GPU.

Even if you could argue Raphael was an ‘apu’ since it has the 2CU GPU, those are lasered off on Steam Machine’s CPU.

No you see, my fear of this is why I’ll never ever go to the gym.

I think it’ll largely depend on how bad it is per individual, but in my case, (one eye is perfectly fine the other was already so bad that corneal cross linking* wouldn’t be helpful) it’s pretty bad, I guess to give an idea, imagine playing VR with one eye uncovered, but the other with 2-3 copies of the image trying to fight for focus.

Life itself is fine, since the optic nerve is pretty amazing, unless I close my good eye, I don’t even really notice it. But for some reason this just doesn’t quite translate over into VR.

*Basically scratching a grid pattern into your cornea then flooding everything with vitamin B and UV - the idea being that it forms a strong matrix that resists the changes to cornea shape.

The Verge

oh boy, here we go.

I’ve got my swiss army screwdriver ready.

PCGamer’s advertisers care.

How will Corsair sell $500 cases and $300 water cooling systems, with $600 of attached fans to people just buying a SteamDeck.

PCGamer’s advertisers need the clueless to think that buying all that is essential.

I wish I could, hopefully some day.

Keratoconus sucks, but theoretically, with a full scan of the eye and appropriate distortion shaders, I think it could be countered. (this doesn’t yet exist AFAIK)

It’s 16GB DDR5 + 8GB GDDR6 for the GPU.

24GB total, non-unified.

The excuse we get in Australia for why Labor have to do everything exactly the same as how the Liberal Party would do it, is that if they don’t, they won’t get elected and the Liberal Party will get in instead and do all of exactly the same things, but with a different banner.

Time for some new actual centre-left/left/far-left politicians. ‘Drain the Swamp’.

But then how will they be able to afford the cut for Voice Actors!

I think there’s room for scoping down without going that far.

Skyrim was still by a team of ~300 people. There is no reason we can’t still just do that.

HR is great.

MD is half a game, with disjointed quests due to it. It’s sorta funny how the developers made all the Sonic and Knuckles references…