Normies don’t do change

The Vatican is essentially Italy, except when it goes against their interests

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Afaik the fingerprint is stored on dedicated hardware on your device, it never leaves your phone and cannot be “read”

Bad idea bringing a xenomorph host planetside

I mean if they help children grow when they have no real parents…

Nothing says product quality like overworked employees

I remember making circles of cars and “hood” surfing (sliding) non-stop while cops tried to catch me (GTA1)

I’d say it’s likely that wells were independently invented multiple times. Some may have been luck, others ingenuity.

I mean he’s aging quite well given his position… Many people burn out way earlier.

That and leading an open source project for 30 years.

THE open source project.

I know nothing about anything, but I unfoundedly believe we’re still very far away from the computing power required for that. I think we still underestimate the power of biological brains.

TSMC’s allegedly calling Sam Altman a ‘podcast bro’ is spot on, and I’d add “manipulative vampire” to that.

What’s the source for that? It sounds hilarious

I think industry jobs are more… Grounded. If you look like you’re not an idiot and you’re not lazy, you’re hired; whatever you don’t know can be learned on the job.

At least that’s how it is in my area.

Yeah, I’m an industrial automation tech, so my kind of programming is different from what is done in information technology, but I’ve never been asked to complete exercises during an interview.

Propaganda goes both ways

And even if the game released and was great, what would you do if you already had everything in the game?

It’s an Amarok fork, so yes

I started out on a Commodore 64. I remember when I encountered my first 3d accelerated game, I think it was Microsoft Motocross Madness, at a friend’s house, IIRC he had a 400mhz pentium with a Matrox card, I want to say G400, but who knows, it was so long ago… Anyway 3D games were common, but not with accelerated graphics… It was mind-blowing.

I was a kid then, but I remember that I had to push so hard my fingers hurt… I used a multimeter.