What exactly is wrong with Chromium?

It gives Google hegemony over web standards.

The American evangelical Christian death-cultists backing Israel don’t mind the genocide (or worse, actively support a ‘crusade’ against ‘infidels’), but do mind acts against Christianity.

!actually_infuriating@lemmy.world

Nothing “mildly” about this shit!

My city and state both have so-called “Complete Streets” policies, yet still fail to do that. They’re literally violating their own rules, but it would take a lawsuit to stop it.

So what? Doesn’t stop them from being able to claim it.

The US attack gave Iran political cover for it. Now they can pretend it’s a war OPSEC thing instead of a dissent suppression thing.

It’s less of a translation layer and more of a reimplementation. But yes, it does demonstrate how shitty Microsoft is that other people can implement its APIs better than it can.

Things you just categorically could not do with a game running from a disc instead of a cartridge, BTW.

It still absolutely floors me that we’re even talking as if he’s eligible to run.

I want Skywind but in OpenMW.

I literally haven’t bought gas in a month.

This kills the SEGA.

Seriously, the infighting and cannibalized sales between the 32X and the Saturn are a big reason why SEGA doesn’t make consoles anymore.

In theory, a Mastodon instance could see content from a Lemmy instance (and Pixelfed and Loops and so on) as they all use the same underlying protocol to trade information, but in practice, it seems that sites basically stick to trading with other sites in their wheelhouse.

Whenever you see somebody linking to the user they’re replying to at the beginning of their comment, you’re likely seeing somebody posting from Mastodon because their UI is user-feed-oriented instead of thread-oriented.

Why no straight-on picture of the top?

Also, I’ve found [some archeologist’s best guess at] the rules, but now I need an .stl file.

“Violat[ing] DRM policies” isn’t “misuse.” DRM itself is misuse of the machine owner’s property.

Anyway, you might have already foreclosed the possibility by talking about it on this Lemmy account if it can be traced back to you, but my suggestion would’ve been to release it as open source anonymously.

It’s more insidious than that: by adding it to all even when they don’t use AI, they give cover to people who are vibe-coding. “Nah man, I totally wrote it myself. VS Code just puts that message on everything.”

All leveraged buyouts ought to be illegal, not just this one.

I knew about the game but not the thought experiment that inspired it.

Does at least once per flight really count as “infrequent?”

I replace my 911 rotors and pads once every 6 years?

Tell me you’re wasting your 911 without telling me you’re wasting your 911.