

Just like most marketing selling points, it was a lie too.
Just like most marketing selling points, it was a lie too.
Using VLC is easy. Having good musical taste and finding the time to renew your library so it doesn’t grow stale is hard.
I know, I used to download all my stuff and now I just get YouTube music started on a piece I like and let it autoplay forever while I work, do a tabletop campaign, play videogames… I find that this way, I find the music it plays to be in the right mood 98% of the time.
It disgusts me to say it but it just works and saves me a lot of time.
What about sugarbeets? Can’t the US grow those?
Wait, so you’re supposed to kill, rape and torture civilians while kidnapping their children during wars? I had no idea! So it’s fine when Israel and the US do it, right? /s
They can’t hear you, too busy defending the second Ukrainian genocide by Russians
I’ll let others go at it, I’m out of ideas
Good start. How are you launching the game? Some infrastructure might be running their own glibc…
I’m thinking about lutris or bottles. Maybe those have EAC settings too.
Did you ensure that your game is using the correct glibc? (Saying this naively, never had to use it)
Yes, but with no foreskin
That’ll fix climate change! /s
Oh, of course.
But that’ll help make AI more expensive to dev and lighten the load on smaller sites that are crumbling under the AI load.
I hope cloudflare’s competition makes that available too to make sure cloudflare doesn’t have all the data and the leverage that goes with it.
I’m French. I want them 100 times more effective. You have no idea how much the rich French love tax optimization (and fraud – it’s been estimated to 100+ bn/year a few years ago).
The average fortune growth of the top 500 French families for the last 20 years is 14% a year. They can spare a dime.
Not to mention that I keep hearing stories about the IRS getting budget cuts. You guys just have a seemingly-mistaken impression that the IRS knows it all because they have citizens run the numbers while also doing the math themselves due to corporate lobbying from turbotax and the like, but it’s actually a good thing when your tax office has good information. Y’all should concern yourselves with how politicians make them use it.
MoArE dAyS pAyDe MoArE mOnEyE
Humm… Who are telling this to?
If you’re talking to businesses, if this were true, all the tax optimization and fraud would disappear overnight, I almost wish it were true.
And if you’re talking to citizens, how about labor organization, revolts, resistance?
Either way, that looks awfully reductive
Just when cloudflare were starting to be the good guys by making AI crawlers pay…
I’m still gonna blame musk for it on principle.
There’s also the fact that nobody wants their terrible CPUs anymore.
They definitely would have done stock buybacks a few years ago, though, which is why they got here in the first place.
That might be one of the best bang par buck moves possible from their health care department.
This missile, just like all missiles, is just a glorified engine and a guidance system. Therefore it is a lot more maneuverable than a jet, be it Chinese or French. It even has a term called the “no-escape zone” beyond which a plane can’t escape the missile.
The pilot error therefore comes down to bad tactics/strategy and allowed themselves to get within that zone.
Whatever you think of the indian military losing planes when they have the attacker’s disadvantage and strict orders not to escalate the conflict by preemptively destroying the anti-air defenses and such, the error happened likely before the missile was even launched. And even then, the rafale is one of the most manoeuverable pmanes in the world, due to its innate aerodynamic instability that’s tamed by a complex fly-by-wire system. If one plane had a chance to escape the missile, it was the rafale.
It’s not because the dev is on their own that others can’t offer separate support.
One can acquire experience anyway offer to review the code of the solution upon noticing an error at a client that can’t be fixed with some google-fu.