You know if I was the friend of a laid off ghoulgul employee who had no more fucks to give with fascist zionist Sundar Puchai I would piss in the ai punchbowl to make shit like this happen
@georgetakei Gather 'round, children, for I have a chilling tale to tell. Long ago, before cell phones were anything more than just a toy for the super rich, there was a technology called "Caller ID" and its advent shook society to it's core. Yet, even that was just a follow-up to the previous culture-shaking event, *69. There was a few years where you couldn't get Caller ID, but you could reach deep into the phone system and force it to reconnect you to whoever just hung up on you.
indie gamedev is spending 3-5 years working on a game with probably at least a couple other people and then you release it and if youre fairly lucky you gross like 20-80 thousand US dollars which works out to $5000 a person a year before tax. it's a very cool and sustainable industry
This behavior is disqualifying for a Supreme Court justice. Alito is not an impartial arbiter of the law, especially when Donald Trump is involved. His brazen actions underscore the urgent need for increased congressional oversight of the court as well as structural reforms to restore its legitimacy: https://act.indivisible.org/survey/majority_over_maga_signup?source=mastodon&medium=directpost
@gamingonlinux my partner and I went to play Rocket League and were both sad that there was no rumble mode anymore. It turns out it's just whenever the devs feel like enabling it. I kinda get it though because they can't split the player base loads otherwise queue times could get really high.
@gamingonlinux It's gotta be some sort of FOMO sales tactic, like mcdonalds bringing back the mcrib for a month so nostalgia addicts will eat nothing but mcdonald's for a month
Software developer: "This task will take at least three months."
PM: "If one engineer needs three months, then twelve engineers should need only one week. I'll request additional staff. We will deliver the project on time."
@nixCraft MS once had great engineers/developers. So good that some system tools haven't fundamentally changed for more than 2 decades. Too bad they replaced them with marketing engineers