I’ve enabled it yet I still see cookie notices on a bunch of websites. StackOverflow for example.

???
Judgmental ass comic lol

“CyberAlberta’s investigation found that WebinarTV primarily gains initial access to Zoom webinars via third-party browser extensions. These extensions can access webinar links when a user either inadvertently grants calendar permissions—exposing meeting invitations—or willfully submits meeting details into the WebinarTV platform,” the report said. “WebinarTV is believed to leverage a range of browser extensions that provide functionalities such as AI powered transcription and note-taking tools, or tools to automate the joining of online meetings.

Remember folks, be skeptical of every single extension you add to your browser. Try to install only the absolutely necessary and if possible, only FOSS extensions.
This model of offering simple functionality together with malware is so widespread, you wouldn’t believe.

Damn, I had no clue about this single-pass look ahead, all this time I’ve been doing two-pass for nothing 😵‍💫
Thanks!

I hope the Steam Frame means Valve is putting serious effort in fixing up SteamVR’s issues on Linux

As an inspiration for this, look into Two-Pass encoding

Proton is Wine with dipping sauces and gaming stuff. When it comes to running Windows Programs they’ll run basically the same things.

I’ve heard some companies scramble the scenes on their Blurray releases to screw with people trying to rip them, maybe that was the case?
Uploader just ripped and shared without checking

People keep reposting Tweets from this stupid gambling site ugh

Discord has a similar system in place, people were defeating it with the Photo mode in Death Standing lmao

I’ve been finishing up on EXAPUNKS myself lately. Man I love Zachtronics.

Are we gonna post everything he say here now? Just let him be at this point

One issue, if you want to call it that, is that our approach was deterministic. Enter the same movies, get the same results. I don’t think an LLM is as predictable for that

Maybe lowering the temperature will help with this?
Besides, a tinge of randomness could even be considered a fun feature.

Disclaimer: This is supposed to act as a temporary measure and not a long-term solution. Faulty RAM will cause headaches down the road and can lead to irreparable data corruption.

Important disclaimer at the end that I felt was worth repeating

• Eh, I don’t see the point. It seems Void already has a TUI installer you can use, then afterwards you just gotta Install your DE of choice.
• Void is a smaller distro, and as such you might not find as much help for it online compared to other distros, so I think think it’d be best for you to use it directly and do things the “manual” way first so you can gain familiarity with its inner-workings, so you can better serve yourself/fix issues you encounter.
  Jumping directly into a “niche of a niche” distro that does everything for you doesn’t sound like a good idea if you don’t already have familiarity with the base system, IMO.

Meta is killing its Metaverse, not the Metaverse.
Remember: they don’t own the concept, no matter how much they’d like you to believe they do.

Not for me, but if it makes someone’s transition from Windows easier, alright 🤷

I looked up the .ai TLD on Wikipedia and

.ai is the Internet country code top-level domain for Anguilla, a British Overseas Territory in the Caribbean.

Things will get interesting if the folks over there decide it’s time to make extra money

Just make sure there’s no wacky rules to follow on .uk Last I bought a domain, .us was the cheapest, but it had no WHOIS privacy and you were required to prove you were a US Citizen or company to buy it??? I noped right out

I wonder what caused the sharp user increase from April and after