Chinese with Jessie translated a bunch of westeners’ chinese tattoos and you are not to far from the truth.

Sounds cool but why not link the Trinity announcement directly.

We are basically already there with Windows 365. It’s the comeback of the thin-client and the main frame. Everything old is new again.

I am doing one big cycling tour every summer and was considering Holland for next year. Losing this resource is a damn shame. I can only hope that the information there will be still be correct enough to be useful.

I hope this keeps OpenAI employees up at night. They are directly responsible for this. They could have stopped at any point and thought about the effects of their software on vulnerable people but didn’t. Maybe they should talk to ChatGPT if they feel sad about it, I am sure it has good ideas about the correct course of action.

By Grabthar’s Hammer, what a savings!

The jump in quality over the last few years is impressive.

Many packages are open source, some are not. Source code is usually not distributed via NuGet you can instead use the project URL from the manifest to find the sources if they are available.

Source code only NuGet packages exists, but they are not very common. NuGet packages are just zip files that contain a manifest file and usually a couple of .NET assemblies. Since its basically just a versioned zip file with some targeting information you can package whatever you want with it.

OpenSuse.

If this bunny can date a girl bunny four times its size, you can date a woman a few centimeters taller.

Shift+Insert might work.

I use an alternative to Spotify called “a folder full of mp3s”. If you are into selfhosting you could also stream your collection using Navidrome but putting audio files on your phone works as well. If you need a recommendation algorithm you can sync your listens to listenbrainz.org or lastfm. There are quite a few Linux audio players that support the scrobble API.

I think it is perfectly reasonable to drop some CPU architectures that haven’t been relevant in the last 20 years. It seems to me there are a lot of new people eager to contribute who have no interest in touching C any more than necessary, and a project that can no longer attract new contributors will sooner or later die.

I like the merge and diff tool integrated in the various Jetbrain IDEs.

Gothic one and two are really good. In the first game you are dropped into a prison colony and very soon a guard will try to extract protection money from you. In any other game the guard would just kill you, instead you will meet another guy asking you for help. He then lures you to a secluded space, reveals that he was sent by the corrupt guard, and beats you unconscious to steal your money.

Another game I will never stop recommending, because of its worldbuilding, is the excellent Enderal: Forgotten Stories. I really like how it depicts the theocratic society of the continent the story plays out in. The story about what initially seems like a standard fantasy thieves guild but is actually a cult that shuns emotion and try to transcend the physical body, is also really good and ties in with the overarching plot of the game.

They put fuses on every single cell, another one between both halves of the setup, and monitor everything using a BMS. I wont claim that this thing is as safe as a commercially available product but treating this as if it where outrageously dangerous is misrepresenting things as well.

I would not recommend it. Session is a signal fork that deliberately removes forward secrecy from the protocol and uses weaker keys. The removal of forward security means that if your private key is ever exposed all your past messages could be decrypted.

That guy is the Jim Cramer of health advice.

This might not be exactly what you are after but Enderal: Forgotten Stories, an incredible total conversion for Skyrim that in my opinion easily surpasses Skyrim in quality, is available on Steam and works out of the box.