Last I checked it’s true that you can get framerate in the area of or even exceeding that of Windows. What’s rarely mentioned however is that frame pacing can suck (119 frames in 1 second then 1 frame in 1 second averages to 60 frames per second to give an over exaggerated example) and will contribute to stuttery feel despite adequate framerates.

Finished season 3 of Six Feet Under last week, 2 seasons to go. Jesus Christ On Rollerblades, it was so miserable. It was like a second act of a movie dragged out into 10 hours worth of TV. I know the payoff is there so we soldiered on but pretentiousness of one of the plot lines didn’t help. My recollection of what happens later is foggy at best so I hope it gets better. Still excellent overall.

A pleasant bit of news in the torrent of news about western game development collapsing. Maybe Nintendo got the right idea all along?

It is surpassingly low as analysts were speculating it could be $99.90 which wouldn’t be that much of surprise given how much a game like GTA VI costs to produce. It’s also surprising as EUR price is noticeably lower than USD one - EUR one includes VAT that’s on average much higher than US sales tax on top of that.

I’m not going to pass judgment on someone pirating things because they can’t afford to buy them. If you’re appealing to ethics as a rationale for piracy, maybe try to get consent of regular Rockstar employees before you punish that evil management by taking things you want for free.

I figure most low level employees receive a salary which remains unaffected by company performance until layoffs begin.

Company performance affects salaries and layoffs even if it’s not 1:1. You’re making decisions that have financial impact on others and you never bothered to think what is their opinion on it.

Have you considered just ignoring GTA VI rather than anticipating it to be such a good game that you’re definitely going to pirate it, giving it free publicity in the process? It’s not even out yet, it might suck.

Become a moderator in your favourite communities - they’ll be grouped together and displayed at the top.

Which Star Trek though? The Orville continues the best traditions of The Next Generation and Deep Space 9 - challenging viewers with ethical dilemmas that are tackled without being preachy or just childish like new Star Trek shows. It does that under the guise of toilet humour at first, only to flourish into full blown classic Trek later. The only part I dislike is Seth MacFarlane inserting his current girlfriends everywhere.

I think you could have easily shared it to one of multiple US domestic politics communities on Threadiverse.

$6400 per layoff.

Does that make it legal? Cool.

I’m not worried about backups since all of Myrient content originated elsewhere. The true value of Myrient was how accessible and fast it was and that’s the hard part that this project hasn’t demonstrated yet.

Source is some political influencer paying Elon Musk for better reach on Twitter who reposted this:

Literally anyone can observe wording in BBC headlines (a side hobby for many) and come up with an image like this. Not really "caught".

Just like real doctors 👀

It’s normal for a person experiencing psychosis to have trouble understanding reality through a lens of a sane person, yes.

This is a Reddit post packaged as a news piece without any independent investigation done by reporting website. Someone could have been scammed or robbed but it’s also possible that this post a scam against retailer as well.

Has been predicted for almost as long as the year of Linux on desktop.

Windows NT kernel was never an issue, Microsoft would encounter exact same issues they’re facing now since the pressure to monetise remains.

I stand corrected. I have trouble with treating people who are still active on Twitter seriously, hence the snark.

That’s also what many other social media would do because it’s easier to ban posting of personal information regardless of where it came from because you can’t trust moderation you outsourced to some third world country to do proper checks.

Example:

Reddit is quite open and pro-free speech, but it is not okay to post someone's personal information or post links to personal information. This includes links to public Facebook pages and screenshots of Facebook pages with the names still legible.

Posting someone's personal information will get you banned. When posting screenshots, be sure to edit out any personally identifiable information to avoid running afoul of this rule.

https://support.reddithelp.com/hc/en-us/articles/360043066452-Is-posting-someone-s-private-or-personal-information-okay

Dunno if Bsky has something similar but it’s more of a cost optimisation than anything so people are getting pointlessly angry at individual companies rather than the system which has this sort of behaviour as a guaranteed outcome.

Multiple online casinos for underage customers that he runs disagree.

Finally, a GabeCube.

I wonder if this is going to be classified as a PC under tariff schemes on electronics in the US. If yes then it could possibly undercut competition a fair bit.