Correction: no they didn’t order anything. They haven’t held the hearing yet.

I made a joke about Al Gore after someone had posted gore to a discord server and almost got banned because they read it as A.I. gore. The Albert struggle is real.

Good money says they’ll fuck it up.

TST truly is doing… Well, God’s work.

Oxytocin

To clarify further: it has an open source GPL 2 licensed portion, and a proprietary portion. The former can be found here:
https://github.com/obdev/littlesnitch-linux

The furthest I go is “I can make you like creme brulee.” And if I can’t, well, that’s your loss.

Joking aside, that shit is creepy even to men. It’s disgusting behavior and there’s no excuse for it.

Basically usage with Home Assistant as a mic for voice control in areas that present difficulties for power (outdoors especially) or high pitched noise (near my server rack).

This is actually giving me ideas for non-nefarious implementation in my own home.

Congratulations on a well-earned mastery, and welcome to the site!

Unfortunately this is partially because a large portion of the US populace doesn’t ever hear the truth. So much time and effort has been spent on overtaking media outlets that even -after- gas prices started rising there are people who don’t realize it’s because of the war. It’s disgusting, and I have no idea what the average person can do about it. It feels like I’m shouting into the void.

Oh, that was absolute highway robbery. But we had no other options and they knew it. They robbed us blind, and we dropped them the instant starlink became available.

Nevada, USA

Yeaaah, here in the US DSL is more like 6/1.5 at best. And no, that’s not a typo.

Those of us subscribed to Starlink aren’t here because we have options. Honestly, it’s decent. IIRC it’s $110/mo for on average 300 down 15 up. Is that amazing? No. Is fiber better? Yes. But they’re not marketing to people who have fiber as an option. They’re marketing to people like me, who used to pay $460/mo for 60/15 microwave internet with frequent downtime -and- data caps. If you have to ask “but which one is better”, the simple answer is generally fiber > starlink > cable > microwave > dsl/satellite > dialup. And I refuse to rank 5G service because that depends on too many factors.

I use it (begrudgingly, but options out here suck), you’re wrong. It’s closer to 70-80ms at worst. Though it has definitely improved over time, it may have been worse during the early beta.

Slight correction. Steam uses fossilize to package the event that the shaders can be compiled from for the individual systems to consume. It -also- stores pre-compiled shaders when available for certain common configurations, such as the steam deck. If you have uncompiled precached shaders on your system, you can go into your steam options (in desktop mode in the case of the steam deck) and enable background processing of those shaders, which will compile them using minimal resources while you’re doing other things. In the case of people like me, who run preview builds on their steam deck and have (literally) hundreds of games installed, I often leave my deck on overnight with that option enabled after a graphic driver update because I’m one of the distributing systems producing the pre-compiled shaders everyone else takes for granted.

More like data is a fucking nightmare.

So basically they liked what Steam did and decided to yoink it.

To be fair, it’s a US coin, it’s reasonable to use US spelling when describing it. Unless you want to take it off our hands, that is…?