xx-zones, ext-tray and dbus_annotations are the only protocols I think add anything of value at this point, wayland is pretty close to feature complete, it’s on clients for the most part at this point

I mean 8 crashes is not a lot to work with statistically to the point where this is nearly meaningless.

i’ve seen a car crash as soon as it came off the lot and if I cherrypicked that and 7 other crashed cars I’d probably consider that brand very unsafe.

I don’t see how this gives sample size, are you considering every mile a sample?

i’m not worried about the sample size for regular cars but there’s like 10 of these driving right now.

no you wouldn’t, it would just make it less accurate

it’s correct that 8 is not the sample size, but they didn’t give the sample size, it would be how many cars there are and the number of miles, not just the number of miles, they also didn’t establish fault and this was with a human in the loop, i’m all for hating elon but this isn’t worth reporting without more info.

This is based on a sample size of 8

It’s significantly easier to use and I wanted to create a maximally ergonomic setup that I designed the ux for.

windows wouldn’t let me choose, linux did, also when linux has an issue it’s never because someone was doing something malicious, on windows it nearly always is.

Not for philosophical or scientific terminology.

He’s always lazer focused on the most important issues facing americans.

I would totally buy it if I had money to waste, I would love to be able to take my tablet anywhere with me like this and don’t care about the size of phones, they fit fine in my pockets.

Congrats, you successfully got shot with molten metal instead of regular metal.

He would say that was not an LLM and therefore does not apply here.

It’s useful because it provides a development target, part of the reasons they currently aren’t great on phones is because there isn’t a target and nobody has one.

If it runs linux you’ll easily be able to run whatever you want on it

“No.” Was the answer, the part after was an explanation of why.

No. It’s a lot easier to define that and restrict it.

yes, but how do we define an asset flip? whatever definition is used will be something avoided by scummy developers or will apply to all games on steam.

it’s not that it doesn’t matter at all but what problem does it solve if nearly every game on steam has it? It wouldn’t even help identify actual asset flips.

Nearly all games use assets, would be pointless.

I wish I could get info about north korea that isn’t from a totally untrustworthy source, dailynk is nonsense

https://www.mintpressnews.com/the-daily-nk-news-north-korea-brought-by-cia/285873/