No, I believe it’s just other characters whose original creators are dead offering commiseration.

Objects clearly exist. My code loves to complain when they don’t.

They have definitely mixed together different sets of letters.

Not if they’re referencing a specific 650 million. North America has about that many people but punches well above its weight in power usage per capita.

Sounds like she did and the city just ignored it.

I love how I’m being promoted to use AI on an article about the excessive resource use of AI.

If that were true we wouldn’t have anti-vaxxers, flat earth, or religion.

I would love to see a new ongoing and persistent DC animated universe. I find the fact that the last two were set up specifically to be apocalyptically destroyed very disappointing.

It broke my knife!

I agree. I’m not saying kernel level anti-cheat is acceptable, but the reporting on this has been a disaster. Making things up to try to make them look worse doesn’t actually help anyone.

No, because it’s misreported. Nothing was bricked.

Good thing they didn’t then. Nothing was actually bricked, people are misusing the term.

Three of your four examples are already outputting mechanical energy of motion so don’t need the intervening conversion step provided by steam.

There’s a plugin that can do that, but it requires a little setup and an external account.

https://jellyfin.org/docs/general/server/plugins/open-subtitles/

Wireless controller latency is definitely not so bad for timed hits with visual indicators to be impossible. I’m sure many people played Clair Obscur with wireless controllers just fine.

Can’t speak to whatever else you may have experienced, but subtitles have seen significant improvement over the last year or so.

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.

I’ve recently realised that what I’m “really into” is just people enjoying themselves and having a good time with whatever they’re doing, almost regardless of the specifics of that doing.

Obviously there are a few hard lines that I won’t ruin the vibe by enumerating here, but broadly speaking, you do you, and I’m here for it.