Your mum’s so bloated hackers are considering supply chain attacks on her dependencies

Your mum’s so old support for her architecture is being removed from the kernel

Your mum’s so easy I recommended new users switch to her instead of mint

etc, etc

The problem (well, one of the many problems) is that “AI” is a meaningless buzzword slapped on everything by marketing drones. I’m sure there are some real advances that could be made by what five years ago we’d have called “machine learning”, but the chatbots that everyone’s currently obsessing over don’t have anything to do with that.

Not to be too snarky, but was there ever an assumption that stuff you put in wasn’t being used to train it? Safe to assume that any online service you’re using is making use of the data you’re giving it.

I always recommend keeping those backup codes saved in the notes of whatever password manager you’re hopefully using

Wouldn’t this undo some of the security of even having 2FA? If your password manager was somehow breached the attacker would have all your passwords and your 2FA codes, right?

I find that it’s your damage output that’s much more the indicator of whether it’s viable, I don’t think I’ve every considered movement speed as something worth prioritising!

Ever since time-sensitive elements were added to the game things that slow down your run became another risk to consider. Got loads of money to burn in the arcade? Well now you need to consider whether it’s worth skipping boss rush for!

This is great. And an excellent lesson as to why you comment your hacks!

Noted!

This is one of the games I’ve accepted I’ll never cherry, I’ve completed it once with a vast number of continues!

As far as I know, there is no programmatic way to destroy an existing pizza. terraform destroy is implemented on the client side, by consuming the pizza.

Depends what you use it for. I see people use it for group chats, video calls, and forums, all of which would have different replacements.

it’s doing something right

That’s where the problem lies, we know it’s doing something right but we don’t understand what or how it works, we’re too reliant on it to change it, and the workarounds we have to make to accommodate it are a pain in the arse.

Nothing screams quality like releasing to an arbitrary schedule rather than when the games are finished, eh?

As an aside, a Scottie dog called Haggis wearing a tam o’ shanter is an adorable character for a children’s book

Just don’t pull his commit

Do we think it’ll be ready when they can give it specs to match the steam machine so there’s a single target for developers, or the more exciting option of building something arm-based using whatever fex wizardry is going on in the frame?

True!