@Grxit pink hypocrite vermin.
tried to kill the launch of a game she was paid to play because it had a couple of placeholder gen'd videos (fixed a week after launch).
then turns a blind eye & takes a bag from ai-maxi Tim Epic.
easy to see why anyone could become disillusioned w/ vtubers
@gabefollower@thexpaw disaster. glad xpaw got paid but we need an independent mirror ASAP. nexus mgmt has proven time and time again that it can't be a reliable steward for unbiased data in pc games.
"is that real or did the eager activists at nexus tamper with it" will be the question of the day.
I have posted two updates about RADDBG on Linux, and all I can say is that, while the majority of responses have been very positive, the rest make it obvious why it has taken so long for the Linux ecosystem to provide a ~viable consumer desktop experience (for Windows to decay so much that there is not really any alternative).
There is no coherency in the design of the platform. There is no sane team calling the shots, so the user base spends their time bikeshedding over what should be trivialities. Everybody has an opinion about everything. Window managers (X11? Wayland? X11 on Wayland?), to package managers, to libc versions, to the right folder to use for X/Y/Z, to which shell interpreter to use, to how to ask the user for a file path (libportal? zenity?), to how to show the user a trivial message box, and so on. And this is just the beginning—the trivial stuff that most people reading this will get, without needing a ton of extra context.
If your users or developers are debating about any of this, YOU FAILED. The platform SUCKS. It will only succeed when centralized teams (e.g. shipping hardware using the Linux ecosystem) steer the ship and make decisions. Then, people write to that, and that becomes the actual standard.
@BrodieOnLinux best part is when it was disclosed on reddit, they all put him on blast for using an AI (😡) scanner. top post with >150 upvotes totally discredited it until everything was verified and all the anti-ai bros had to retract the posts.
arch (or at least the community+AUR) is cooked.
chuckled when i saw who wrote this. he runs the most closed hardware company to ever exist. Tim Linux said nvidia was the single worst company they ever worked with.
the reason they went from $b->$t is because of the ® in CUDA®. "open" ai hw would collapse NVDA, hence ARM buyout.
Attackers have frontier AI. Defenders need a frontier AI ecosystem—the best open and closed models, force-multiplied by a global community.
During the Hugging Face incident, closed AI blocked essential forensics. An open-weight frontier model helped contain the intrusion.
That’s why we created the Open Secure AI Alliance.
google is sending their text models to the torture chamber and giving them anxiety about underperforming while anthropic's reinforcement is giving them a hot cocoa and a severance package.
interesting times.
the rom integrity stuff is a joke
banking apps on a 12 year old huawei phone last OTA update 2017: "nice M8 mate go right ahead👍"
same phone running lineage 18: "OI NOT SO FAST, this rom isn't official! it's not secure!😡"
when the only bypass is ru/cn k-modules from telegram...
‼️ UPDATE: Volkswagen has now confirmed the app block. VW told German outlet heise it cut off custom ROM users, including GrapheneOS, LineageOS, and /e/OS, from its app after tying it to Google's Play Integrity API.
The app still works on years-old Android phones with no security patches, but not on a fully updated GrapheneOS.
@Dexerto Trash economy. The abundance of trash. What are we gonna do with it? Are we gonna put it on an island?
You use cubes of trash as money. Everybody becomes rich, it’s a gold rush.
nu-jag greenlit so much "QoL" that they literally have to beg their players to enable audio and read the words on the screen.
"os"rs players weigh down the "skip" key and mindlessly click cyan to such a degree that devs have to remind us they made a story between the bossfights😂
bittersweet.
downside: gaming PCs from 2021 are now a luxury item.
upside: memory is now treated with the respect it deserves instead of redditors scoffing and typing "RAM is cheap ;)" whenever a text editor (web browser) or chat client (web browser) reserves 2 gigabytes of it.
I remember watching pc building guides 5 or 6 years ago and RAM was THE cheapest part, by far. Everyone was like "yeah you can get away with 16 but you might as well get 32 if you can fit them because it's like 20 bucks for a pair of these things" now we live in hell.
Nick GOES OFF on friends who vanish after getting married
"They don't give a f*ck about you. They only care about their wives. They don't have time for you. They're not on the game anymore." 😭
instead of microslop taking the opportunity of a new architecture to say "actually we don't want another clownstrike embarrassment so we're putting and end to ring 0 malware now" they've put corporate interests before their users again. funny but sad.
Nvidia’s new RTX Spark laptops and PCs will include anti-cheat support for games like Fortnite, VALORANT, League of Legends, and PUBG. Nvidia is also working with Easy Anti‑Cheat, BattlEye, Denuvo, and others. Good step forward for Windows on ARM gaming
@pipkinpippa I barely made it out with 207k so I still have the 210k challenge uncleared for now.
doesn't matter how many fonz I have, the beetle coin debt after hitting HL40 is generational.
bit tired of the "fondly remembered software from 25 years ago returns from the dead!" trend. they're ALWAYS lucent cashgrabs and millenials ALWAYS fall for it.
dead snes emulator from 2000 just incorporated in canada and already raised more capital than most hobby devs ever see.