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notfromhere,

This is dangerous to our democracy.

notfromhere,

I like 213 to travel back in time as I go.

notfromhere,

That’s an insult to anal fissures.

notfromhere,

Could it be possible their test kits are contaminating the samples?

notfromhere,

What I’m hearing you say is that traditionally, appeals courts do not typically deal with matters of fact. One thing Trump has exposed is the flaw of relying on tradition and any type of honor. Wouldn’t surprise me to hear it gets appealed to a court that owes him a favor who says to hell with tradition. Although IANAL and have no idea what I’m saying.

notfromhere,

The other article circulating said the artwork was original as well as the code.

notfromhere,

The “article” reads like a drama. The dude has all original code and artwork and a different game engine. The screenshots show a very simplistic thing… you would sue someone because their stickfigures look too much like yours. If the game was copied that quickly there wasn’t much substance there to begin with imo.

notfromhere,

Meta should have embraced interoperability and Valve should have released a game engine for VR and Alyx as nothing more than a tech demo and we would have been way better off. As it is, we have an amazing single game with a shit modding capability and everything else is on Meta.

notfromhere,

Steam Deck is an AMD APU that is AMD64/x86_64 architecture.

notfromhere,

Honestly why didn’t EU include all mobile device operating systems or just all operating systems with greater than some number of users?

notfromhere,

Fuck exclusives.

notfromhere,

Why compare the hottest summer on record to the coolest summer 2,000 years ago? What am I missing?

notfromhere,

Yea I’ve seen the hockey stick, just saying it’s not helping the cause to compare the wrong things.

notfromhere,

Good call

notfromhere,

At that point just set a break-glass root password and don’t use sudo or doas.

notfromhere,

This is not uplifting news. This is depressing that it will still be a controlled substance. This is more like throwmeabone news.

notfromhere, (edited )

According to Le Chat,

The author you’re thinking of is Neal Stephenson, and the book is “Snow Crash” published in 1992. In the book, he coined the term “ractors” for actors who perform in front of motion-capture cameras to create lifelike animations. He also predicted the use of CGI and AI in filmmaking to create movies with long-dead actors.

I haven’t read it and the Wikipedia article doesn’t seem to mention virtual actors, so it could be wrong. At least it didn’t hallucinate a fake book.

notfromhere,

Other than the obvious malicious uses of this technology, it could be great for multimedia, great for creative control for cast, great for virtual meetings to always look “your best” (as determined by each individual, e.g. clean-cut pristine, and/or preferred gender, and/or favorite anime, etc.). There are also use cases to hear letters spoken by a lost loved one, or replace the Three Stooges with politicians. Tons of “safe” use cases that I am looking forward to.

notfromhere,

Entertainment might be pointless to some. I dream of having an on-demand Netflix that will generate whatever type of content I can imagine on demand, or better yet already know my preferences and all I have to do is tell it my mood and it will start playing something I would like.

notfromhere,

Actually I’m not sold on that logic. You could say that about anything at that point. The food that you order, the school you attend, your shoes.

notfromhere,

Solution is simple. Sell their fucking games on Steam.

notfromhere,

It could be aliens, you know that though

notfromhere,

Better not ever fantasize about anyone without their consent, either.

notfromhere,

Reread the comment I replied to and then reread my comment. You are putting words in my mouth. I never mentioned anything about sharing anything nor implied anything of the sort.

notfromhere,

OP image is blurry for me. Direct link

notfromhere,

I don’t disagree with you, but the insurrection of Jan 6th has unfortunately proven it’s not as farfetched as any of us would believe.

notfromhere,

That seems like a crutch instead of a real feature. I hate even just thinking about having to manage that. What if you want info from sites you do not already know about? Seems like finding new things through search is basically dead anymore.

LA Times Column: How Jack Smith just called out Judge Aileen Cannon in the Trump classified records case (www.latimes.com)

The Smith team then made its most important and aggressive move by noting that when judges have issued clearly erroneous jury instructions that doom prosecutions, “courts have permitted the government to obtain writs of mandamus.”...

notfromhere,

Of course but the next generation will be of the computer’s minds. Evolution will continue long into the machine age.

notfromhere,

I thought we were talking about AI judges. They should be impartial and consider the facts, what has morals got to do with it?

notfromhere,

Judges have to interpret the law and apply it. AI executive branch / military would apply to what you’re saying however.

Pentagon Ignores Law Calling for Report on How It Trained So Many African Coup Leaders (theintercept.com)

Last week, during a House Armed Services Committee hearing held a day before the deadline, Gaetz asked Gen. Michael Langley, the head of U.S. Africa Command, or AFRICOM, about the briefing. “You’ll get your answer, Congressman,” replied Langley....

notfromhere,

I mean fuck Gaetz but damn he has a point.

notfromhere,

I went and disabled it. Still annoying but easier to see my mistakes thanks to the red squiggles.

notfromhere,

If this is how we get ranked choice voting and more than 2 options… fuck it, I’ll take it!

notfromhere,

The Talos Principle 2. After spending nearly all day on it yesterday, I am hooked. It really does it justice to the first one, I just wish they would release a VR version as the original in VR made the game much more intimate for me—I never played the pancake version.

Works great on my Steam Deck, too.

notfromhere,

Hopefully it reclassifies weekly work hour threshold to be considered for full time benefits. Either way it’s going to be a bumpy ride. At least someone is trying something

notfromhere,

That’s a very strict interpretation of the community rules. My interpretation is anything Linux-related, which reads Linix-based distro related, i.e. software that runs on linux operating systems. Kernel discussions are niche enough that you should start a new community called linuxkernel imo.

notfromhere,

I could never really get into this one. Too much to try to remember with the cards and just not my style overall. Seems like a great game for the genre just not my cup of tea.

notfromhere,

It uses USB-C for the charging cable. The cable between the headset and power supply is a locking proprietary connector, discussion on hackers news indicates it’s because USB-C locking connectors are not elegant and it has specific power requirements so using it with a random cable and random battery pack is not a good idea. The “battery pack” is also the power supply for the processor, it’s not really locking into a proprietary cable any more than it’s locking you into a proprietary operating system. Saying either of those is essentially meaningless to the discussion of the device.

notfromhere,

Quantity over quality. But the new store interface only shows the same 30 or so games every time I look at it.

notfromhere,

So this is like RetroArch for MacOS. Cool!

notfromhere,

I would have agreed with you about Edge when it was MS’s own engine. It was lightweight and fast. Even early builds on the Chromium stack were decent. Lately, Edge is more bloated than Chrome! It’s really showing MS’s true colors these days.

notfromhere,

Firefox runs it all just as good!

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