Comment Re:Worth noting... (Score 1) 14
Right, it was already doable on Deck via the web-based implementation, as I mentioned. That wasn't the "native" support now bundled in a Flapak.
Right, it was already doable on Deck via the web-based implementation, as I mentioned. That wasn't the "native" support now bundled in a Flapak.
This therefore brings native support to Steam Deck, and with significantly improved performance over the web-based implementation.
Fuck BES forever and always.
I got fewer complaints over ActiveSync than I ever got over touchscreen keyboards.
I don't mind AI content as long as it it's clearly and openly labeled as such. The Star Wars stuff is neat, albeit being often chatty, slightly off-putting and legally dubious. So much slop out there tries to pass unreal things as real and the comments that follow from gullible viewers set my hopes for humanity even lower than they already were.
Fiction and satire used to be easy to spot, but as the line continues to get fuzzier, so does critical thinking.
All the best stuff is made in Japan.
The whole point of Group Policy is for administrators to set policies which can't be overridden by the user. So it really begs the point of why they're bothering if they can't adhere to their own design principles.
The house that Gates built recommends Windows Autopilot or Configuration Manager Operating System Deployment (OSD) as alternatives.
Yuck.
Congratulations, you brought politics into a post about video game software.
...but for Linux in general. I never imagined I would see Proton build up the momentum that it has but it's remarkable to be able to play the latest AAA titles without paying the Microsoft tax. I never thought I'd be playing Clair Obscur in Linux Mint.
I am also quite happy with the Deck but it's great to see healthy competition in the handheld gaming market. Valve isn't trying to stamp out its competitors. This is how innovation thrives. (Fuck Nintendo.)
I earned the "curmudgeon" achievement 100% on my own. I feel odd enough wearing a smartwatch though I do find it very useful for NFC key card access where I work.
I don't doubt folks would find smart glasses similarly useful but having "AI" shoved up the ass of every electronic gadget I own... what consumer is asking for this?
but half (or quite a bit more than half on the last go around) of the population isn't buying your bullshit.
Wrong. More like 1/3. Take some time to learn about how the electoral college works. Look at the 2024 election figures.
Tell us honestly, do any of those things affect your day to day life? Go ahead, post as yourself and not as AC.
I've heard more whining about things like DEI, gender ideology and "critical race theory" from right wing media than I have ever seen any of those things affect the day to day life of "centrist folks" as you say. You've allowed yourself to get sucked up in a whirlwind of buzzwords and sensationalism.
I'll assume your reference to a president with signs of dementia is ironic humor, because holy shit dude, pay attention.
From the intellectually stunted crowd who brought us such bangers as "woke mind virus", is anyone really surprised anymore?
You're in luck, Apple is reportedly looking at entering the auto market.
I'd rather have none of it.
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