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I think SteamOS doesn't report itself as Arch, but as SteamOS/Holo.

Did anyone read the quote. They literally stated this was part of the problem:

We know the characters require further work, as they are currently missing their LODs which affect some parts of performance. We are working on bringing these to the game along general LODs improvements across all game assets.

Just makes me feel old

Remember that you're talking to some poorly paid person that has to deal with unhappy people all day and probably doesn't even agree with these policies. This is no different than being in a restaurant - don't be rude to service people. Be polite, but firm. You can express that you're unhappy and that this isn't acceptable in a way that doesn't come off as berating some first level service drone.

Facial recognition could be used for better face unlock login features as well as "identifying" people in photos - not necessarily names but saying "these 400 photos of the 10000 given have the same person". And without reliance on any external services.

I think it's mostly wishful thinking unfortunately

Reddit has been trying to build a usable search since 2008. It's not happening.

A splash of balsamic vinegar (the good stuff) really adds a lot of depth.

Yeah, Bethesda games are the worst about this.

Paradox's first party titles generally have excellent Linux support and have for a long time. Can't swear that will be the case here but overall they're one of the best publishers for Linux.

Which DE? With KDE I don't think I've ever had to edit a config file. I do recall that being an issue with Gnome; it's been years since I've used it though.

They almost died after that. Jobs putting colored plastic on the outside of Macs saved them.

I will echo that if you ever don't know what to say or do just say 'sumimassen'.

How is a games publisher buying another games publisher not horizontal integration?

https://github.com/GloriousEggroll/wine-ge-custom

One dev does it in his spare time. I use it to run games that aren't on Steam like Ubisoft and Blizzard stuff.

But yes, as a software company you'd probably have to pay someone to create and maintain a similar release for your own use - but that's part of being a software company.

I remember reading a preview for it back in 98. Completely different game than what we got.

Here's some preview footage from 1998. They clearly scrapped the game and started over at some point

https://youtu.be/evFhDGUWI4Y?si=pZr513q1qe0Q3RM1

I work at a large company so get a lot of emails. This could conceivably cutdown on the amount of "Nice job!" type emails that don't really have much substance.

What is this wikiless site?

The contract the article is referring to JWCC which was a multi award contract. All of the vendors will essentially compete for the workloads under that contract throughout the entire contract.

It was created to replace JEDI which was single award and got so bogged down in legal challenges they gave up and replaced it with JWCC.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/JointEnterpriseDefenseInfrastructure

AWS also has or had the only top secret classification cloud.

No remote SSH extension which I need