Just your normal everyday casual software dev. Nothing to see here.
People can share differing opinions without immediately being on the reverse side. Avoid looking at things as black and white. You can like both waffles and pancakes, just like you can hate both waffles and pancakes.
been trying to lower my social presence on services as of late, may go inactive randomly as a result.
I agree with you that he isn’t all he’s cracked up to be, but the post was meant to state facts given, and I don’t see how it effects or relates to what I said.
edit: to reiterate I don’t disagree with your comment, it’s just me pointing out if he’s a fraudster or not does nothing to the original claim, and adds a bias take to the comment where I’m attempting to remain impartial.
how worked up am I supposed to get about executive payouts
I think this is the wrong mentality looking at it. Regardless of payout (which I do agree should be going to employees as well which according to most sources do seem to agree that at least some will be going to the employees as well), imagine the precedent this would imply:
Larger companies being allowed to “agree” to terms as part of an acquisition, and then once they have control over it just decide “yea you know what I don’t need to pay this” and then not doing so. That was my main issue regarding this. The concept of a company agreeing to terms in order to acquire a company. Then deciding after the fact that since they regretted their decision that they just shouldn’t need to uphold their end of the legally binding deal put a massive sour taste in my mouth.
Honestly I would have been just as satisfied with a ruling stating that unknown world’s acquisition was invalid due to the EPA breakage and therefore is now its own independent studio again, but has to refund the 500m (minus whatever amount the court decides to use as compensation/retribution that Krafton had paid for the acquisition, and completely throw the 250m bonus out the window.
It would seem you took my comment as being for his pursuits, the intent of the comment was not for or against him, it’s simply how it is.
Naming any of his successful or failed visions wouldn’t change anything.
It wouldn’t implode because it’s not like his shares just disappear on death. Whoever obtained those shares would have the 10x voting power over the company. So whoever ended up with those shares have full control over SpaceX.
Lost full rights of any managerial ability with subnautica 2 & reinstated the old CEO & required to pay the bonus out if sale targets are hit and the deadline was extended to September/w the ability to delay the deadline further to march 2027 at the choice of Unknown World.
That’s also ignoring monetary damages and punishment for it which is phase two of the lawsuit and currently in the courts still.
I doubt jail time will be done(nor should it really as this is all monetary issues) but, punishment for the blatent breakage of the EPA terms is likely nowhere near over for krafton.
if you are running completionest you probably could. I’m about 12 hours in myself and I’ve been bouncing between collection and story taking my time and I would expect im approaching where what is available is going to end. at least I would expect they wouldn’t move into the next section. Milestone wise it would make sense to stop the EA at this stage.
where were you that google asked that, thats a new screen for me.
So as a summery investing in spaceX means
The article is pretty accurate: if you buy in you are only there for the ride. Meaning hopefully you are there hoping he actually can produce what he claims he wants to do.
BTRFS doesn’t do case folding, meaning that it’s case sensitive by default. Proton uses win32 style file handling, which is case insensitive, that allows for file duplicates to be saved without it actually being detected by the native handler and also slows the entire file process down when there are a large amount of files. the steamdeck gets around that by forcing case folding on it’s storage but btrfs doesn’t support that.
It will work with most games OOB(with a light performance hit), but in the case of modding a game linux side, a developer miscodinga part on the linux side, either on the proton part or otherwise, or even just doing normal file operations outside of the wine environment, you can cause duplicate files that aren’t going to be seen as duplicates in the WINE layer which can cause conflicts and weird oddities. Some examples of this can be windows based mods on the steam workshop, as the steam client will interact with the manager as if its a linux client, meaning case sentitive, but when you launch the game it becomes case insensitive. if the mod isn’t developed with this in mind, it can save as different casing as it loads, which will error when you try to actually interact with it.
they have a github issue open for it still, but its been open for awhile now.
I was gonna go btrfs myself but I read somewhere that it didn’t support something with proton and it scared me out of it. I sadly have since then forgot what it was it didn’t support so now I am worried it won’t work right if I swap \0/
edit: I found it, btrfs doesn’t support case folding which is recommended by the steamdeck and proton to ensure case insentitivity. So I am waiting for it to have that.
I would rather have that than sites that are stealing my mouse inputs so it sticks to the UI elements. I hate it. Like let me control my own mouse please, theres a reason they didn’t give you the ability to actually control where the mouse is via javascript, please leave it be.
this right here is what drives me crazy about Kde. I prefer it over everything else, but the lack of a simple toggle button to make it so the same configuration goes on every monitor makes no sense to me, it /shouldn’t/ even be that difficult to implement as well, the existing framework already exists it’s just per monitor.
Once upon a time you could symlink the config to each other but idk if that still is feasible
honestly if its just one show… it might be even worth just buying it with the price of netflix now.
Thats how I felt with movies that are on there with it at 20/m now
I mean, I know a lot of people don’t like doing it anymore but calling and asking has a fairly decent chance of working if online gives no details.
Personally I’m unsure how a bank could even force NFC to go through a specific provider, mine has always just issued virtual card numbers whenever I enrolled, And if the bank itself didn’t support the provider automatically, I always called the bank to manually approve getting the virtual number. it’s a little confusing to me that your bank even blocks the ability to in the first place. I would have thought you would have been able to use any mobile wallet that works on Graphene OS. Being said those are limited last I knew
edit: rereading it. I see what you mean. You mean through your bank’s app as a native solution. Yeah, you’re just gonna have to call the banks for that one. I would assume that customer service would definitely know whether or not it’s through Google Pay or through their own system.
I mean, a bank is a bank, they are all very similar. Unless you have an extremely good interest rate on it, I would just close the account and go elsewhere. Make sure to tell them on the way out that’s why.
Alternatively you can just transfer funds to another app and keep using their bank and use the other account as the NFC payment one but, that’s too complicated for my tastes.
wait recently blocked? did they end up reverting the change they did back when the API thing was done? that was one of the things they did then was restrict API key generation
Yea that was similar to my response when I figured I would look into it a few years back. No ipv6 and no ip address rotation unless its offline for more than 24h, which makes thing simple
I don’t use IPv6 on my lab. They been screaming to the bleachers since like 2010 that IPv6 is right around the corner due to lack of addresses, and I’ve still seen no real reason to want to adopt for it.
My current provider doesn’t even support it… so why should I?
No issues here either, I screwed up a driver update leaving Debian repos to actual Nvidia repos but other than that no issues
In some cases DD will refuse to cancel it, or makes it so complicated that the customer has to go through their bank instead for it. So it could be cases where the customer attempted it and was told to screw off, so therefore they just went through their bank for a chargeback instead.
DD would still attempt delivery on those orders, and then likely try to protest the chargeback as well saying the service was “eventually” rendered as food quality is on the food place and DD is just the transport.