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22時間前AI supply is endless. There’s a difference.
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15·1日前Keep it down this time.
2·2日前Yes, it is, and yes, they did. It can run PC games standalone, and Steam VR on SteamOS is a platform they created.
(I’m talking about the Steam Frame, not the Valve Index.)
Valve did it with like 350 people in the whole company.
Normally I’m all for bigger, riskier holes, but not like this.
I don’t think that’s reasonable. 300 people full time to release 4 headsets in the last ten years? 300 people to build a custom Android version and a shitty VR chat clone?
Even then, I would think it would be in the low hundreds.
There were over a thousand people working on it?
Just watch, we’re two weeks away from some tech bro trying to start a Clankercamp website. The best part is that no one except other tech bros will care.
Welcome! :D It’s like a breath of fresh air, huh?
I cannot wait for the bubble to burst. Good god it’s so fucking infuriating to open every single app and get greeted with “Try our new garage door opener AI, Laurence!” or “Get the newest features for your coffee maker with Stanley, the coffee maker AI!” I just want to make some damn coffee and get my car out of the garage! I don’t need two fake friends to help me with that!
Seriously, look at this god damned bullshit:
I know what a fucking beef enchilada is! You don’t need to make RAM $400 a stick just to teach me about Mexican food!
I think the reason so many AI bros are conservative is that conservatives have historically had really bad taste in art/media, so they see the drivel AI creates and think, “oh wow, it looks just like what the artists make,” not realizing that they don’t have the eye to see what it’s missing.
2·6日前I like OwlFiles. I use it for the WebDAV support. It’s free, but has a paid version with more features, so it’s not 100% free.
4·6日前You might have one installed in UEFI mode and one installed in BIOS mode. That happened to me, and windows never played nice because of it.
also that’s for like somereallybadlongname.com
- @bad_news@lemmy.billiam.net
At the moment I’m typing this, these great domain names are available:
- trickythicky.com
- junkgoose.com
- picklecream.com
- lonelyrv.com
- quiffit.com
- reospacewagon.com
- scumple.com
- triangulous.com
- openmymouth.com
- 8raccoons.com and eightraccoons.com
- flightytighty.com
- myotheremailisapostbox.com
- thewringler.com
- smashmytv.com
- noooooon.com (that’s 6 Os)
- whycomenot.com
- icantforgiveyou.com
- extrabigsmall.com
Oh and if you want spicy ones that are expensive:
- eata.horse (icould@eata.horse)
- bodywa.sh (faceand@bodywa.sh)
- thatrad.io (donttouch@thatrad.io)
A .com is like $9 a year.
Usually the provider will provide a step by step guide to set up the entries in DNS for DKIM and DMARC, so you shouldn’t need to understand what they are, but it definitely helps. :)
(Also, if a provider doesn’t support DKIM or walk you through setting it up, I would not recommend them.)
I made a video for it. :) It shows how to set up Port87, but the process should be pretty similar for other providers.
I rewatched Stranger Things season 4, which takes place in 1986, and there’s a scene where code flashes on the screen while they’re “hacking”. It shows: