To each their own, but when I play games I want games that are fun to play. When I want realistic graphics I just go for a walk.

I think they just figured out they can offload the modernization of old games to the community. People will still have to buy the game to get the assets needed to play it legally.

There’s Wipeout VR for the PS VR. It’s not that bad for short sessions.

Back when silicon valley wasn’t all about fellating boot Google left China for much less.

Of course it’s feasible, that’s why there are courts. And even if they lost in court they could leave the British market instead of complying. But Apple will always kiss boot no matter how much they tell their cult otherwise.

Weird, every time I went to my local GameStop before it closed it looked like a diversity fair.

Just a reminder that alternatives like open street maps and Here WeGo exist and are not taking marching orders from Trump.

Firefox+U-block Origin works pretty well on mobile

One thing that seems to pop up often in comparison is accessibility. Luckily I don’t need to bother with it personally but apparently accessibility options in Gnome are significantly better than in KDE.

So, Trump is not even president yet, and his word already invalidates the written law… Americans are so fucked.

The main difference is that the project will be owned by the non-profit foundation. This still leaves mastodon.social in the for profit Mastodon gGmbH but Mastodon itself is safe.

Dionysus was the god of wine-making not booze, so even if you mix pantheons, if anyone in the Greek Pantheon would have a conflict with anything related with cereals it would be Demeter, but her responsibility ended at harvest so it’s fine. Zeus uses thunderbolts as weapons but they are made by Hephaestos, so electronics would be on the latter’s sphere.

Both are bad, doing propaganda because the other side is doing it too only makes things worse, and people defending China because the US does it (or vice-versa) are bootlicking whataboutists.

Hear me out, what if two wrongs don’t make a right?

Because Jimmy Carter wasn’t perfect but at least he tried to do the right thing. Then Reagan came and it became clear the abyss has no bottom, so the absolute sociopaths have an overwhelming advantage on the political space even if they pillage everything in sight.

When something is subject to the network effect, competition requires interoperability. This applies almost universally to technical standards.

And nothing of that has anything to do with blocking the union’s website besides Google’s sheer incompetence.

Bribe. Zuckerberg gave Trump an one million dollars bribe.

3. Ignore the scary warning VS Code shows you when you press the button.

When you are trying to compete with another application, speed matters a lot.