We should absolutely take advantage of AI for its ability to uncover vulnerabilities.

Just not on production systems.

All the way down to the signature. I was once 13 years old as well, but it's been a number of decades.

My last org decided to cut costs by migrating nearly 1000 documents from Confluence to... SharePoint. You wanna talk about crappy software.

Nobody listened when told them I could fire up a usable xwiki container, like, right this minute, for precisely $0.

I moved on to a new job (with more competent leadership) before I had to face the task of converting Confluence pages to Word docs in SharePoint.

If the Deck is any indication (and I would consider it reasonably so) then the Steam Machine should be fully compatible with any Switch, Xbox or Playstation compatible controllers you might have laying around. It will even present their respective symbols and gives the option to "flip" the AB/XY layout between Nintendo or Xbox style.

The purpose of SteamOS is to streamline the setup for a device that will primarily function as a gaming console. It doesn't give you any more access to content than your current setup cannot already provide. Someone building a TV-attached living room gaming PC may find this appealing.

If you're already happy with what you have, this won't offer you any advantage. But if you wanted to build a

Maybe he really is Doctor Jesus.

Google has announced a product they already make, now with more AI shoved up its butt.

And the name has already been taken. By Google.

Sigh. Here we go again...

Are there Cambodian sweathouses cracking whips on children with laptops and Roblox Studio for 18 hours per day that aren't being reported on?

Or are you trying to equate free content creation platforms with child labor?

Great examples of things that have also contributed to moving humanity ahead.

Under Artemis, NASA will send astronauts on increasingly difficult missions to explore more of the Moon for scientific discovery, economic benefits, and to build on our foundation for the first crewed missions to Mars.
-NASA

I'm curious to know how you believe this is achieved without sending humans off of the Earth.

Insofar as the word "dark" being used to imply "mysterious" or "obscured from sight" it can still be valid.

My friend, the whole point of these missions is to test and refine the equipment engineered specifically for transporting humans to the moon.

Ah, thanks for the formatting issues, Slashdot.

We have achieved in the last [less than] 60 years what humanity could not even imagine in the last [greater than] 150,000 years *