It’s not a narrow margin anymore though. Even in the senate, there’s 54 democrats, and 2 races still haven’t been called.

YOU CAN’T HANDLE THE ASS!

Sinners. What a great time; I was sure everyone was gonna die before I knew the theme of the movie.

If I threatened to my boss that I would just not do my job if I didn’t get what I wanted, I’d probably be fired on the spot, but to each their own I guess.

Given that since Doom, a game older than me, John Romero hasn’t made a noteworthy game, I’m gonna move on with my day and ignore this headline.

He’s taking more of a timeshare-style approach to buying a senator.

If only there was some sort of institution whose job was to review the viability of investments. Maybe they’re supposed to determine when a company might become profitable before giving them financial backing to buy hardware that hasn’t been manufactured to be put in a data center that hasn’t been built to sell access to models at a loss that will be obsolete in 6 months by competitors.

Yeah, the day after launch

It’s a series of <1min videos of demonstrating different method to hack an iPhone 18. At the end, they get the phone to do things normal iphones can’t do.

Remember that the portion of Steam users that use Proton regularly is less than 10%, if you include Deck users. That number is rising and is probably a major factor in the decision to switch, but it’s still a minority.

One of the reasons Steam held out for so long was that a lot of the games they host are 32-bit only. Games are built by a company, many of which have gone belly-up, so rebuilding the game from scratch is impossible. Making Steam 32 bit even though it could be 64 bit is a really effective way to guarantee a large chunk of their legacy products will still run. In a lot of ways, because of the nature of the gaming industry, Steam has it worse than most package managers/app stores.

Remember, the “both sides” argument is always helpful, aren’t you glad you dodged having Kamala Harris for president?!?