Rob T Firefly

Thank you for correcting and clarifying!

It’s a bit clickbaity to say Intel “lost” the PlayStation business when they didn’t have it to begin with.

Sony has been using AMD CPUs for a couple generations of PlayStation now. Moving over to Intel would have screwed up backward-compatibility, adding a ton of work and striking a huge blow to efficiency if anything were going to be backward-compatible down the line and also thrown that monkey wrench into the works of any developers publishing for both generations during the switchover. The article touches on this a little bit.

Intel would have needed to present some magically miraculously sweet deal for Sony to even consider switching, and especially when Intel is doing generally crappy I can’t see that being an easy thing for them to figure out.

I accidentally switched to Neopets, now I have to take care of a stupid cartoon bird thing.

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y tho

Chiming in to add that the KDE application menu icon (aka the Start Button) is easily changed to whatever picture you want. Mine is currently the TARDIS control console from Doctor Who which is quite fun.

But there’s no better way to make a really traditional dioxin omelette.

And this situation shows an inherent weakness of a military culture which demands one pretend a dumbass isn’t a dumbass just because of their badge collection.

It is impossible for my turnip soup business to make money if you enforce laws that make it illegal for me to steal turnips.

Paying for turnips is not realistic.

You bureaucrats don’t understand food.

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Elon Musk wants to do a great many things he can go cram up his butt and twist hard.

Good for them, I love being able to play Windows games on Linux.

That doesn’t explain why they used the wireless version of that Logitech instead of wired to control the thing they were literally inside.

“They’re going for the kernel!”

"Colonel who?"

Also forcing in AI somehow.

This person doesn’t have the source because it’s not his software, he’s just put together a big abandonware package of it. Apparently whoever actually does own Wordstar at this point is its own mystery.

You might wish to just ask her in passing, “hey, I heard what’s going on at Bungie, is everything okay?” Whether she does or doesn’t still have a job, she is probably stressed as hell and could probably use some kind words.

A “smoke.”

Boom! Headshot!

This Is MIT’s Jurassic Park-Inspired Project

They did get to the end of that story, right?