It has more features than an Ultimate 2, and has one of a kind joystick tech. It’s also going to be what they test Steam machine against, so it’s the most likely to interface well with any game. It certainly makes sense for it to go for around 100, especially since that’s still way below the pro Xbox and PlayStation controllers.
It’s a highly AI-based project. I personally appreciate the lack of subtlety.
The primary design goal of VGA was to display video. The primary design goal of HDMI was to prevent the display of video.
Le Website: Wow, what are the odds this person using MY WEBSITE was born in 1900 on January 1st? They must be the oldest person in the world!
Le me: is 14
I don’t like the law, but I don’t like the phrase “It’s illegal to use Linux in the state of California” more. Systemd is not a political lobbying organization, they’re a software organization and its their job to make legally compliant software.
We need to fight these laws, but being mad at Systemd isn’t the solution since they aren’t the culprit.
You should use GPT 5. According to Sam Altman, it’s like talking to a professional in the field.
It is an act. He’s not just a guy on YouTube, he has a team planning his videos. They know exactly how to approach his content for maximum views from the moment they start filming. He goes into videos with basically a fully finished script.
Management will promote you if you say you used AI to do it in front of the customer and that it worked.
I did this once, but just had holes instead of unlit candles. I only had like 3 or 4 of them, and nobody’s got time to go buy candles when everyone’s about to sing happy birthday.
If you ever plan to kidnap a COBOL developer, make sure to offer their employer a “double-rate same day delivery option” in the ransom.
Someone almost managed to inject a vulnerability into the source code for sshd. They planned it for years, and it was only caught because someone noticed unusually high network traffic. Any vulnerability into a core package like that could be massive. Notepad++ is a little smaller, but this is still one of the bigger hacks of the decade.
Fedora, which has similar update frequency options, but no snaps. Almost all distros push major changes right after their big release so they have as much time to test it among their enthusiast user-base before it hits everyone. Ubuntu probably has a major redesign staged for the 26.10 release too, and LTS users won’t see it until 28.04.
If you want stable and hassle-free, that necessarily means you should stop keeping up with the minor version release notes. It’s just healthier to get an update every two years with lots of features.
It’s the same desire for hassle-free that drove me away from Ubuntu. There just wasn’t (and probably still isn’t) a hassle-fee way of avoiding snaps.
What update frequency you want has nothing to do with the distro itself and everything to do with who you are as a person. I stuck to LTS when I was on Ubuntu because I don’t want to spend my life managing and studying my operating system on one of my several computers and OSs I use. A lot of people on Lemmy use things that require a lot of maintenance because maintaining the OS is the real hobby. If you’re gonna keep up with all the changes in 25.10, sounds like you’re the kind of person who should just go for it.
I prefer anything over a UI that could be called “corporate clean”
This is why you ask Claude to write in Ruby on Rails. Modern problems require modern solutions.
It can also happen in Python if you edit the file after runtime. It parses the code on import, but re-reads the file as text during the error message, so if you added or deleted lines, the error report can report a dubious line.
I use a 3D CAD software that once you switch to 3D mode, it makes things partially transparent, but it does so by scaling the opacity of the entire window. The end result is that transparent parts look correct when you have a black desktop background, but otherwise you’ll see what’s on the window behind it or the desktop background. Same issue when you get gaps between two sides or curves. I think no one noticed because they would usually launch it from a terminal, so they always had black backgrounds.
My favorite line was (paraphrasing); “What if your video feed backs up and you’re hung watching the AI code with 30s of lag, then BOOM, it’s merged directly into main and your repo is toast.”
Way to gloss over at least 3 layers of permission your agentic AI should absolutely never have been given. Surely the idea of sandboxing your AI models would demonstrate some awareness of the issue of automating AI permissions? Apparently not.
You’ve got it all backwards. In an ideal capitalist world, the greedy software nonprofit foundations bleed the innovative corporations of their well-earned revenue.