

There’s always money in the leather jacket stand.


There’s always money in the leather jacket stand.


That might not be lying though.
Cheeto might have accidentally said a quiet part out loud…
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ave, silly meme.
claps


Also the Farmers will be thrilled I’m sure.
AFAIK most of them voted Trump though.


I’m pretty sure they have… (demolishing the East Wing without actually getting any approval for Trump’s Ballroom)


One shot by land, two if by sea.


One MAC might have multiple IP addresses.
You’re right that it’s unfortunate that one American entity gets to decide ipv4/v6 address space though.
Principles that Im referring to are e.g. abstraction and ‘divide and conquer’. IT exists to make things simple that would otherwise be hard (to put it simply). Why would you deliberately abstain from using an abstraction that makes API testing easier and faster?
We’ve gone well past that now though and are back into making pointless and unnecessary complications to differentiate products so ‘new solutions’ can be sold managerial types.
Adding a service that needs to authenticate adds more steps and more complication. It’s not making the task easier.
They zigged when we all zagged.
Decentralisation has always been the answer.


A Blue Duck for the 2020s
Horseshoe was always real.


You’ve mentioned in the thread you’ve on Debian 12 - have you installed mesa from backports?
The version of mesa on 12 is is 22.3.6 which is before the release of the 7900GRE and only very early RDNA3 support.
bookworm-backports has 25.0.7
If you read through https://backports.debian.org/Instructions/ you can enable the backports repo then just reinstall mesa (or dist-upgrade)
Me then: No it’s fucked!
Me now: A filthy degenerate, a gleeful profligate, a broken gear in the machine.


Software quality collapse
That started happening years ago.
The developers of .net should be put on trial for crimes against humanity.


Why shouldn’t I make the Torment Nexus!?


Sounds like Discord is about to have 2 million cases of arbitration to sort out.
One person takes them to arbitration, it’s short work for their legal team, if 1000 do it’s harder, if 100,000 do, you still have to respond in a timely manner. The costs would be astronomical.
Valve and a few others removed it for that reason, it’s a bomb waiting to blow.


It hasn’t taken any jobs, but this will keep being repeated so it can be used as a bludgeon against pay rises and keeping up with inflation.
‘you’re lucky to have a job’
They are giving you contrast, lots more contrast.
That’s actually the problem, most people don’t have very good displays and additionally watch dark content in lit rooms - but showrunners are pushing for HDR, when you’ve got a $20k Sony OLED PVM in bt2020 or ‘color space off’ (native gamma), everything looks good. (There is a BT709/sRGB emulation mode, but I don’t think they care enough to use it)
Try to watch the same on an IPS LCD with possibly not even 100% SRGB coverage and you’re going to have a bad time. Even a VA will have a bad time if viewed off-axis.