Bone Hurting Juice

I have the opposite problem on my windows pc, it takes so long to boot that the monitor goes into standby before it boots again

Vibe coded?

Anna’s archive includes Z-lib in its search results

Does it work in the desktop mode?

If you drop it I bet it splits so both sides fall face down on the ground. It’s a law of nature

Yes. But there is a different option. There’s a list of clients on the website.

Comic sans is a great typeface in my opinion. Just often misused.

Comic mono

That’s a lot of bugs

I didn’t know that! Thanks for the article

OpenAI is a for profit company, owned by a non profit. External investors can invest in the for profit subsidiary, but it is still owned by the non profit. Investors are only allowed a capped amount of profit. (The capped amount is still bajillions afaik). But the for profit is legally bound to follow the non-profit’s mission.

Psychological Warfare for sure

Does this mean league of legends is a weapon

For sure the commenter was just asking what space MacOS owns

I would argue macOS owns the creative space (Design, Art and Music)

He started a game dev club at his uni iirc

I didn’t count it as a mobile game since it’s a port of a pc game, but then again I first played Minecraft on pocket edition so it is definitely an influential mobile game too!

They own mobile games too: Supercell (clash of clans & royale, hay day, brawl stars) is Finnish SYBO Games (Subway Surfers) is Danish Rovio Entertainment (Angry Birds) is Finnish King (Candy Crush & more) is Swedish and RobTop (Geometry dash is Swedish too

The only place to rival them in classic mobile games is Australia which has Halfbrick (Fruit Ninja, Jetpack Joyride) and Hipster Whale (Crossy Road)

Oh and the Nordics are just as successful in mobile gaming with critically acclaimed mobile games: Playdead (Inside and Limbo) are Danish and Frogmind (Badland) is Finnish

I do appreciate our (netherlands) internet providers fighting this stuf consistently. It’s a shame the lower courts aren’t on our side anymore though.