In theory this sort of thing is intended to be used in cases where the strike poses a risk to public health and safety. For example garbage collectors or ambulance drivers. Naturally this requires a measured approach and careful consideration even in those cases.

In practice, back to work legislation, or whatever the name for it is in any particular jurisdiction, is often wielded as a blunt instrument to end strikes that the establishment finds uncomfortable.

Oh! That’s cool then. 580 is the last version that supports Maxwell, Pascal, and Volta, latest is 595. But yeah there were still releases in the 580 driver branch as recently as last month. So that’s cool.

Soon? Support for Kepler was dropped years ago. Driver version 470 is the last one that supports the 700 series.

Several years ago I was looking to set up a media server and initially grabbed Plex because I’d heard so much good about it at the time. The moment it asked me to create an account with Plex during setup and I discovered this wasn’t optional I immediately uninstalled it.

I remain baffled that anyone was okay with needing an externally managed account in order to use software running entirely on their own hardware, let alone the litany of additional enshittification that has happened since.

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My time zone is quite specific and has only about 500,000 people in it

Damn. Here I was taking you seriously and you go and drop the suggestion that disliking Hitler is an uncertain foundation for discussion and social context.

Have a good one.

Whether or not you agree with it has nothing to do with the fact that the author’s position is pretty clear.

Stock image libraries are staggeringly comprehensive for having images of {person} in {oddly specific situation}.

The comic flippantly disregards Chanel’s advice re: accessories based on the premise that because she was a Nazi collaborator her opinions, and those influenced by them, can and should be ignored.

If that is too nuanced for you to be able to determine a stance then there’s no hope for you.

This happened to me on a nextra docs sure I use for one of my projects. Copilot added its attribution to a two line commit that added two items to a page’s _meta.json file. I was baffled as to what copilot could even had potentially have done to help.

…what porn are you watching where you learn that 2 hours every day is normal? Are there pornos out there with multi-day narratives that are longer than feature films?

Clearly this couple had grossly mismatched sexual appetites, but I don’t see how porn is to blame for thinking it’s normal to go that long that often.

My entire exposure to Jucika is here on Lemmy, but it seems like she enjoys attention on her own terms. She’s not about people creeping on her, but is absolutely willing to put on a little bit of a show for attention.

Pretty strong sex positivity and consent messaging for the time it was published (57-70).

Unknown. It’s roughly 100-year old slang and the origin is uncertain.

Milo is perpetually prepared for every disaster though, and basically never panics.

I will almost always choose .NET as my development platform when greenfielding a project for exactly this reason. It’s an incredibly robust standard library that virtually guarantees I won’t need to pull in a litany of additional utility libraries, and I can also expect that what libraries I do choose to bring in are highly unlikely to drag along a ridiculous parade of dependencies.

Alright, this isn’t really the point, but I’ve seen multiple times in the last day people using “f” instead of “ph” for any -phile word. Is there something going on with that, or is this just apophenia?

Skimmed your history to see if there was any indication of what your hardware/setup was. Slim on details beyond “Linux mint with an old/underpowered CPU”, but I happen to have a Linux Mint machine with an astonishingly bad CPU (Pentium Gold 4425Y, 2 cores, 1.7GHz) and only 4GB of RAM, so I decided to give it a spin.

Downloaded the demo from steam, changed nothing, hit play, game launched just fine and got to the main menu, but crashed to desktop trying to actually start the game. Tried a bit of tinkering, no dice.

Did run just fine with no tinkering on two other more powerful machines though.

Best of luck to them, then.

Are any of your content creator friends trying to get other jobs?