Speed tape, the goal is to reduce drag for small things like paint chips and such. During takeoff/landing, the most dangerous thing is stalling due to low speed, so a little bit extra drag can be a big deal. Looks like there's so many wrinkles in most of that tape that it probably is being counterproductive.

I wonder how many papers he's read since ChatGPT released about how bad it is to train AI on AI output.

Kind of amazing that Steam is a 32 bit-only program on Linux, and everyone is making the Fedora project out to be the bad guy here somehow.

The best scene was where one character was in handcuffs and kept rolling too low to get out and the camera kept switching from one character who was doing awesome stunts back to them doing nothing useful the whole fight.

There should be nothing wrong with a 64 bit program launching a 32 bit program. If anything, it sounds like Valve is using that as some sort of "comparability insurance"; if you can run steam, you can run almost all games on steam.

Wait, you're telling me AI companies that made their millions off of stealing data from others across the web is using people's AI prompts as an input? I'm shocked by this development, and by shocked, I mean I am shocked that anyone would be shocked by this.

Nah, that wasn't an NPC, that was a friend who showed up for only a week. That's why they asked him if they would see him again before he left.