What’s wrong with it is perfectly obvious: it doesn’t merely ask, it takes the decision away from you.

Edit: and what’s more, Firefox using v2 does ask. So like, what??

I’d be curious what the API change is that caused the bug. I think it’s just as likely that this is yet another case of Apple pulling the rug out from under devs.

Da

People will call you an asset flip if you do that. Plus I don’t know if all of these games use engines compatible with “the” asset browser

Technically speaking, what’s the relationship between the “AT protocol” and the rest of the fediverse, like mastodon and Lemmy?

What library, do you know? Is it using the v8 engine? Because that one is Google also

Anybody with a tldw or should I get an AI summary?

This would be so much more of a clear cut case if Apple hadn’t won in Epic’s suit against them for the same reason. That was a bad call, and now with that inconsistency, Google’s argument holds some water.

Is fraunhofer the group that used to / still do sue other organizations over video codec use? I assumed it was a company but apparently not?

Did they say why?

How well does the “AI detection startup’s” product work? This is a big unsolved problem but I’d be hecka skeptical.

That will show that pesky receptionist

Wait did they do one?

That would be a fun can of worms

There is no reason to believe that it thinks or reasons—indeed, every AI researcher and vendor to date has repeatedly emphasised that these models don’t think.

Geoffrey Hinton, for one

Love the switch. The only reason I’m still a console gamer at all.

What was this program?

Good question. Presumably games like this will have a server that is proprietary, and the compulsion may simply be to make the server source or executables available, rather than creating anything new

Man THIS is what the Internet was all about

Ditto