I hate when headlines (well, people in general) use codenames for hardware. I'm apparently supposed to know off the top of my head that Arrow Lake is the newest Intel Core Ultra series cpus released a couple of months ago.
nyahlathotep
joined 2 years ago
I think it's probably because some chrizzo complained, but I hope they're actually alluding to paranormal activity
Yeah, it'll probably fall over on the display shelf you put it on
I'm one!
But I'd really prefer to be an employed developer who does nothing, rather than an unemployed one like I currently am.
- proper coziness requires a gradient
- mild, room temperature weather is boring, no stimulation
- hot temps are awful, I hate sweating
I'll take crisp or cold temps, rain or snow, over boring or hot weather any day. if there was somewhere that had a solid rain 24/7/365 and it was within my means I'd move there in a heartbeat. If was a heartless billionaire I'd have homes in places with rainy/cold weather all around the world so I could chase the enjoyable weather all year.
they're just experiencing eepiness
if I can get a solid 60fps with ray-traced reflections, I'll take that over 144. Reflections and shadows do a lot for me
The phrase "ok slimers" legitimately made me laugh out loud
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I don't want to strangle anyone's project in the crib, but it needs post attribution at the very least. I can understand it being a project in the early stages, but it's not hard to include info on the source of the posts.
However, if they had that but weren't yet open source and had only one-way federation, I would be open to giving them a date to hit for those. I don't like the idea of one-way federation, nor of federation with a closed-source project, but to take the dev at face value and allow them a time frame of 6 months or so to clear it up would be acceptable.
All that being said, as it stands now I would vote to defederate due to the lack of attribution. It is the very least that could be done and shouldn't be hard to implement.