Sqaw Valley recently rebranded to Palisades Tahoe.

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Anyone who produces music with hardware and hasn’t spent the extra money to buy a dedicated MIDI interface.

Imagine losing a carrier because a major world power’s military IT security is so incompetent they’re allowing sailors on active deployment to have unfettered internet access.

Beverly Crusher has entered chat.

Failing to renew TLS certificates on time multiple times is enough to never touch it again, but there’s also been a lot of other problems with Manjaro.

When I used Manjaro, it never made it more than 6 weeks before something would catastrophically break and I’d have to roll back using snapshots.

I also started with Manjaro, but it’s broken mess. I moved to Garuda and it has been completely solid and stable for over a year.

You could read the article and find out more.

It’s just way too cute.

Witcher 3.

I’ve started it 4 times and I never make it past 6 hours in, it’s just painfully slow and feels like a chore to my brain.

Not the original commenter, but from what I’ve read, the laws would require operating systems to collect name and DOB in the user account setup process. No facial scans, photos, IDs or other verification required, so it seems very easily bypassed by simply lying.

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If you ever hear the sounds a rodent trapped in a glue trap makes, you’ll never want one of those traps anywhere near you again.

Every good pot of Mexican beans has bay leaves in it.

Isgen.ai puts that at 88% chance it’s made by Stable Diffusion.

Reversely.ai says 99% Ai.

app.illuminarty.ai says 85% probability of being AI.

I’m sorry but the person who posted this is not being honest about how this was made.

Edit: every pic on that Instagram account screams Stable Diffusion.

100% AI slop.

Garuda Arch has been my favorite, but Endeavor did me right for a while.

My mind is blown every time I read that a major company has unleashed an “AI Agent” on production systems and code. Like, did everyone in the IT industry suddenly grow stupid and forget the most basic rule? Always sandbox and test. You never ever fuck around on production systems!

I guess setting up a test environment would take too much time and these chucklefucks must move faster and break more stuff.

Is $33m for 650 acres really lowballing?