They’re already making a film about it, this was inevitable

And only for the iPhone 15 pro and above

How many times is this now?

Unfortunately that doesn’t work, the best I can get is the screens wake up and I get a black screen with a mouse cursor. I then have to restart sddm for anything else to work

Careful, Nintendo might sue you for watching this

It used to be about 50/50 now it fails 100% of the time

Do you also have an Nvidia gpu?

Not if you’re as bad at FPS games as me. Shotgun - at least some of the shot hits. Grenade launcher - grenade flies past whatever my target was and explodes uselessly in the distance.

Not as ugly as the Nissan Juke

Looks like you have!

Why doesn’t rm -rf /* also require —no-preserve-root? That seems just as easy to type accidentally and will just nuke your system without asking

Doesn’t actually contain any recognizable words

I take it you’ve not heard of the Scunthorpe problem?

Do you have any links?

Is this the original version?

I think it’s just that the majority of users don’t care what the platforms they use do, it’s just a vocal minority that complain about the issues and even fewer who actually try any of the alternatives

I started playing red dead redemption 2 again. I got about 2/3 of the way through when it first came out on PC and then got distracted by other games, and it’s now been so long I just started again since I couldn’t remember where I got to. I forgot quite how good it was!

This just looks quite peaceful rather than creepy!

Uh no, the ground pins need to be at the bottom so they’re near the ground idiot

A couple of years ago they pushed out an update for the enterprise version of Windows Defender that deleted every single program shortcut from the start menu and desktop on every single device. There’s no way that was tested at all

Why do AMD always have such a terrible response to these vulnerabilities? The article seems to suggest they’ve just decided to ignore this. They almost left zen 2 CPUs out of the Sinkclose fix and they took ages to release the Zenbleed fix for consumer CPUs despite it being available for enterprise ones when the vulnerability was released. And their microcode patches on Linux are only for server CPUs, desktop CPUs have to hope that their motherboard vendor releases a firmware update fairly quickly