Wow this article is really anti-fish. It was the osprey who dropped the fish onto the power lines yet the headline says it’s the fish’s fault.

This is F1 in a nutshell. The pool of drivers are all pretty good but they don’t really matter. Its all about the engineering and money.

I think people greatly underestimate the longevity of stress and the toll it takes on your physical and mental health.

I was learning too and I was trying to wrap my head around the security implications of the AUR. It’s like ok don’t run anything new without votes and comments but you are still running random scripts. I suppose it’s not much different from running an exe file but in windows you have anti virus. On Linux you are the anti virus apparently.

No I was blocked repeatedly from creating Wikipedia articles about a few different Japanese computing magazines. The mods there said the topic didn’t merit an article.

Secure boot security used as ransomware to ensure Windows purchases.

Big if true

/s

Just join the USA already. Got rid of free tuition, defund NHS, have NFL games in your own stadiums, love the snus snus.

https://win32.run/ gives me a black screen. It flashes something for a split second but it gone. Brings back memories.

I only buy my avocados from fair trade cartel owned farms.

Funny how topgear.com couldn’t bother to go there for the explanation.

On a side note I really enjoyed playing Sega Rally Revo on the PC. Its abandonware and has some of the best countersteer mechanics I’ve ever experienced in a racing game. Similarly Touge Max G for the PS1 has some of the best drift mechanics I’ve ever experienced in a racing game.

Meanwhile, Binarly founder and CEO Alex Matrosov told BleepingComputer that Gigabyte most likely hasn’t released fixes. With many of the products already having reached end-of-life, users should not expect to receive any security updates

I do wonder what the numbers are as far as piracy goes. I feel like it has to be a really low number. Honestly the biggest thing that I feel helps against piracy is continual and useful updates. Typically scene releases get an initial update near the release and thats it. Then if you pirate the game you are missing out on years of performance increases, bug fixes, and more

Could be, possibly, maybe, if it works, if its reliable, we hope, if its affordable that it could change how people use glasses.

Same here

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I’ve been enjoying CachyOS as well. I haven’t gone digging into documentation too much but when I search I typically end up on Arch related forums. Chatgpt helps a lot too.

Right, if people didn’t pay the exorbitant prices then they wouldn’t charge it. It’s pretty simple.

MacOS monte - 485
MacOS Ventura - 327
Placebo - Without You I’m Nothing - 263
Monkey Island 1 - 243
ACE - 165
AmigaPower - 154
Weekly Famitsu 1993 Complete - 141

Too bad that won’t motivate Capcom to put any effort into Dragon’s Dogma 2.