You really showed change.org, buddy.

Speedballing

It’s not going to be a convenient excuse. There are swaths of C-Suites who genuinely believe they can replace their workforce with ai.

They’re not correct but that won’t stop them from trying.

Obviously not. We’re being faced with an existential threat if we don’t secure alternative, sustainable forms of energy and even that threat isn’t enough to motivate our species.

The game’s almost two decades old.

I’m 34 and never had a driver’s license. Never really needed one and I don’t particularly enjoy driving but happy to say that if you live in one of our larger, denser cities you can get along without ever operating a car.

I’m tired of dopey white men making the world so much worse.

Can’t wait for these demos to be the new Covid epicenters.

It’s just so wonderful that we decided that what we really needed to automate away was the creative work people were doing.

Truly a phenomenal turning point.

Is that entire site just ai generated garbage now?

None of these are legitimate, professional replacements.

sounds like a skill issue

What exactly is your intent here? All you’re doing is further alienating people from even trying Linux when you act like such a shit about people’s genuine issues they might encounter with it.

Mixed DPI multi-monitor support. This coupled with a severe lack of robust CAD and design tools means that it can’t be my daily driver.

What the fuck are you even talking about?

Quasimorph should be good fun.

Hey man, you don’t have to be a complete piece of shit just because you didn’t like how they made your particular flavor of call of duty.

That’s a real person, your games are fake.

apes together strong

Mixed dpi, multi monitor support when?

No? You can still buy these publisher’s games from them if you prefer and, as far as I’m aware, steam doesn’t have any stipulations that state once you sell on their platform that you can’t do so on others. In fact, that’s what these publisher’s tried to do. They thought they could easily build their own competing storefronts and reap the money. And, as the article says, they’re now crawling back. Turns out, Valve is pretty good at content delivery while remaining relatively consumer friendly.

More people should look up what a monopoly is before hosing everything with that label.

Does the distinction truly matter?