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oh man thats crazy! Hope no one leaks git’s source code next

they’ve really gotta stop offering avocado toast at the company cafeteria. That’ll make up the difference.

$300 might be all of the actual liquid cash they had lying around. Or they just asked their employees to consider pitching in 5 bucks each

Go to Arch Store

Point of sales computers all run Windows

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End game? No one thinks further than 2 financial quarters into the future anymore.

🦈🦈 That code is basically self-documenting. Its flawless 🦈🦈

Building a PC in 2026 be like “I cant afford RAM, but I can use a whole TB hard disk I shucked from an old WD external as swap and maybe my PC will feel modern”

wild that this has basically become “you guys need to take some personal responsibility and use AI in a way that is useful and makes us a return on our insane investment”

Microsoft is both playing 5D chess and eating the pieces

that is absolute magic omg

Yeah, usually ArcSys games run just fine on Linux and PC in general. But I guess Sony’s involvement required making everything crap

It should work, but its kinda one of those things where you won’t know until you try. As long as the Ethernet adapter is using an Intel or Realtek chipset, you shouldn’t have any issues driver-wise

one day, Hannah Montana Linux will become the most popular Linux distro on the Steam Hardware Survey

yeah i remember that on my Pearl too lol

That… was originally a Blackberry feature, right?

cant believe the guy who is placing a big emphasis on the AI integration features in Unreal Engine 6 would be upset about devs needing to disclose if they used AI or not

Classic tech company strategy

I remember there was a rumor going around Twitter when Palworld first launched that Pocketpair had used AI for some of their character designs, and there was some backlash, but it turned out to be false. Feeling some of that heat, even if it was unwarranted, probably also helped set their opinions on using AI for that kind of stuff.

If gamers don’t want it and your own staff doesn’t want to use it, no point in wasting money trying to force it.

I’ve never had good luck with any of Sabrent’s USB drive enclosures lasting that long. The last one I had also stopped showing up and made the disk make weird clicking noises after a few months of just sitting there. When I took the disk out of it and plugged it into a computer via SATA directly, the drive was perfectly fine and had no SMART errors

if a creeper blows up and kills me while using it, does it crash all my running programs?