Current capacity, safety and power delivery are fine for most purposes, really.

LFP batteries really solved battery fires - they can’t produce their own oxygen like older NMC batteries, so they just get really hot and die instead of going off like fireworks.

Once you get past 300 miles, you’re pushing the limits of the average bladder and you need to stop before the car does.

With current electric trucks, if you’re doing some city driving and plug the truck in when you take a break, a truck driver will run out of hours before the truck runs out of range.

Can we get some more JPEG? I can almost tell what some of the colours are.

Because then they’ll actually need to do recalls instead of just patching issues with an update.

Those people who can’t pay aren’t really worth anything to advertise to, though.

Teaching sand to think was a mistake.

They’re not the sharpest spoon in the drawer.

Okay, but the people playing on 5090s aren’t interested in barely getting 60 fps.

There’s no amount of hardware that shitty software can’t piss down the drain.

All those textures that won’t fit in the VRAM of Nvidia cards have to go somewhere, I guess.

“With software there are only two possibilities: either the users control the program or the program controls the users. If the program controls the users, and the developer controls the program, then the program is an instrument of unjust power.”

- Richard M. Stallman

Note that this isn’t vkd3d-proton, the one people are using for gaming.

Your distro can also decide what version to be on for each package. Slackware regularly rolls back a broken package until upstream fixes it.

Microsoft is moving away from allowing anything to run with those low level permissions after that CrowdStrike incident where rogue security software bricked millions of Windows PCs, so that might take out kernel anticheat as collateral damage.

I wouldn’t say I was friends with Windows. It’s more like escaping an abusive relationship IMO.

I mean, you wouldn’t actually want to eat what you saw in the ad. Meat painted with wood varnish to make it shiny, cardboard spacers between layers of a burger to make it stand up more, white paint in the thick shakes, etc.

Why do payment processors have to be concerned with age ratings at all?

FYI, there’s a modern Descent-like game called Overload.

It has VR support.

Fun fact: Overload supports VR.

It didn’t make me motion sick, so I’m confident nothing ever will.

The problem it solves might not be a problem for anybody but Google. They might be trying to build their own OS to put on future devices.

Vulkan was the successor to AMD’s Mantle API from 2013, though. Metal wasn’t first.

They do seem to alternate between making MacOS graphics worse and wondering why nobody’s making games for MacOS.

Management seem to think that desktop Mac has the same market share that iPhone does and keep wondering why throwing their weight around isn’t working.