Maestro

So: https://xkcd.com/538/

I agree. I couldn’t finish Hollow Knight because my reaction times just aren’t what they used to be. It sucked because otherwise I love that game. I haven’t even attempted Silksong.

Switching can be hard sonetimes. At work we still have a few Ubuntu 20.04 LTS machines that need to be replaced.

Your first mistake was using Ubuntu on a production server. Canonical has made more than enough questionable decisions over the past decade that using Ubuntu for a production system should be a red flag.

Ori was pretty doable for me. It helps that death has no penalty and resuming is instant. But I couldn’t get through Hollow Knight and I didn’t even attempt Silksong. I’m too old for that shit. Literally, I don’t have the reaction time anymore.

That’s a given I think. If you can’t trust the OS then you can’t trust the client.

Hah, not from me! It won’t be the first time that I buy a game on Steam that I previously played for free on EGS, just so I can buy the DLC. I will never spend a cent on EGS.

With e2e you don’t need to trust the servers. You only need to trust the client that does the encryption.

MitM: Meta-in-the-Middle

Not really. They just announced they want to age gate VPNs too.

Wait, what, it’s possible to have 8 dwarf lobbies? That is so cool!

It really depends on your workflow. I use a tiling extension and 9 fixed workspaces. I have no need for dash-to-dock. I reassign a bunch of hotkeys to make working with 9 workspaces easier, but the rest is all Gnome defaults and it works just fine for me.

Per another commenter (and the article):

When the battery dies, the glasses continue to function as a traditional pair of single-vision specs, ensuring the wearer is never left in the dark or have safety compromised such as when driving or operating machinery.

Are these the auto-focus ones? If so, that’s surprisingly slim… If there are no other components.

Yeah, I don’t like being shoved in an intro cinematic without being able to turn on subtitles.

Depends on the game. I play Jump Space that occasionally does this (not all buttons, but some). It is to ensure that you deal with enough enemies so they won’t interrupt you while holding/charging the button. If you’re interrupted, you need to start over. It ensures you don’t simply sprint past everything while hitting the buttons.

If website operators didn’t want to ask for consent, they should stop trying to profit for your behavioral data. But they want to sell your data and have de it from you. That’s the only thing not allowed. There are plenty of sites that use cookies and don’t need to show a consent banner.

Do you know where those rules are? I’m genuinly interested in where exactly they draw the line. I constantly see people ranting about gen AI when used for art, but even simple, basic code autocomplete is AI under the hood these days. I can’t imagine developers not using autocomplete.

I went sky duving once, with a free fall. You can breathe just fine ☺️

…why do you need a parachte in a bottomless pit? It’s not like you need it to land?