Wolfenstein was pretty good, ngl

hexbear must believe it is too authoritarian to ban me

*Kills the game process and reopens it to play from the last save just before I fucked up…*

What was that? I was busy installing a package in my node.js cluster to convert the first letter in a sentence to uppercase.

anon is posting on 4chan

anon is an idiot

That’s an interesting problem in computer science. Generally it’s called “bootstrapping” when you build a process that is used to build another process. For instance, compilers like gcc are bootstrapped from a purpose built compiler compiler but then gcc compiles its own source to result in the final product. But that can be done on one machine. Bootstrapping a machine from bare metal pretty much requires another machine.

Perhaps they meant throw bricks at the rich. Not the ones made from soap.

Yeah I was just using proton as an example of a translation layer that made the steamdeck possible. RISC-V would be great. The Steamdeck adopting it would also push far more development and refinement in the Linux kernal for that architecture too.

It’s been 5 years now since Apple moved to ARM. I think that had a big enough impact on the market to start compiling ARM binaries. Those toolchains are much more common now and I think once Steam makes the plunge, you’ll see a ton of games target it directly. As shitty as Apple’s decisions are sometimes, you definitely see them force the markets to move like when they removed the headphone jack.

I don’t think they’ll release a new one until they make the leap to an ARM processor like Apple did when leaving x86 behind. But that means they’ll have to make x86 emulator that doesn’t torch the battery. As it is, Proton was an enormous undertaking and it has resulted in a fantastic product. I believe they call pull it off again and we’ll get 20 hours of battery life with better performance.

But that’ll take a few years. I’m in no rush to spend another $600+.

What if the drones were so small that they could land on a mosquito and suck out its innards?

I was expecting them to use Ukranian tactics of dropping grenades on unsuspecting mosquitos.

Finally someone who gets it. They’re just best-next-word guessers that drank a literature smoothie and burp up something resembling a correct answer. They can only interpolate between word chunks that are pre-existing in the dataset. If the data set is grounded in things that have already been said, could it possibly interpolate an answer to a question that was never answered? No. But it could spill some kind of convincing yet nonsense answer that passes the CEO’s sniff test.

I want a script that forces the update servers at Redmond to reboot every hour on the hour

Yes I do. I made a change. Save it. My disk can take it.

MS disabled the auto-save function for anything on a local disk, which is necessary for me because I use *gasp* version control software.

Your Comment (version 1).xlsx has been auto-recovered. Do you want it?

Makes sense, as it’s supposed to access admin level functions to read some sensors and enable remote power control.

That makes no fucking sense. Kernal level driver accesses sensors. User mode driver reads that stuff and provides API access to whatever app.

You’ve got a shitty, shitty system.

We’re going to restart your computer during active hours. Your work will be interrupted. Fuck you.

I recall them talking about how CEOs have a fiduciary duty to increase the stock price. Shouldn’t that apply to them being required to tell the fucking truth?