BlackLaZoR

There’s quite well defined legal framework of what Unions can and can’t do - this shouldn’t be a drama topic

has begun outsourcing quality assurance work without the union’s agreement

Were they obligated to ask union for permission?

Hyundai Design North America Vice President Ha Hak-soo said that people “get stressed, annoyed and steamed when they want to control something in a pinch but are unable to do so.”

How many years it took them to figure it out?

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They’re trying to get outcompeted by nyaa. I refuse to pay money for that shit show of a streaming service

short-form looping video

What about regular videos?

If this lawsuit succeeds it’s going to open the door for them to sue anyone that makes art that’s remotely close to their copyrighted work

Yeah, US has the stupid precedent concept - you just need to establish it once, to validate any future troll lawsuits

There’s literally not as single common thing these images share. Afaik noone has monopoly on orange filter

I imagine would be awful. Would two kernels have to run on the same machine?

Correct me if I’m wrong, but afaik, applications talk through APIs. It shouldn’t matter if app runs x86 and kernel is ARM

Not necessarily. Steam Deck SoC is CPU+GPU out of which latter is probably the bigger part. Also, on the chip there are all the memory, USB, Pcie, audio and other controllers.

Adding 4 arm cores definetly wouldn’t double the chip size

I don’t know - you’d need at least 4 arm cores, and 4 x86. Current deck uses just 4 x86, so squeezing in more would require waiting for some fabrication improvement to keep power draw and cost sane

Its gonna be ARM based

Doubtful. Emulation of x86 code is just too slow. I’d rather expect hybrid SoC, with both ARM cores and x86. System and dedicated games can run natively on ARM, while legacy software may utilize x86

Because wind and solar don’t have the on-demand capacity. Even with batteries, you can’t count on them to deliver power reliably

highly problematic because it’s hazardous and radioactive?

Thing is, there’s very little of that waste, with much less impact than say, burning coal.

Also, it’s highly radioactive only when taken fresh out of reactor - this waste is stored in pools, until it decays. What you’re left is weakly radioactive, long term waste that needs to be buried for a long time.

Why not just withdraw that money in banknotes, and burn it in a stove?

True, they ended P2P networking and proper encryption. It was pretty obvious in the context of Prysm scandal

Please Microsoft couldn’t even maintain Skype dominance after they bought it.

I hope he’ll turn Steam into non-profit before he dies…

It’s funny because if Bethesda, EA, Ubisoft and Epic joined forces to make one platform they could put a dent in the steam monopoly.

But since they’re bunch of shittiy toxic managers with mentality of screwing everyone around for their own benefit, it’s never going to happen. They will always fail and crawl back to Gabe