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• A site for making physical releases out of digital games

  Yea, so this doesn’t exist, but should it? Think about: TheMovieDB style identifiers with box art Auto-generated and/or community created and upvoted DVD labels, case inserts, or USB/SSD stickers you can print yourself (no reason physical media has to be “round”) Automated scripts for generating local media savers/installers from GOG and Steam This doesn’t seem like a very difficult thing to create for the niche community of people that want physical copies.

• We need a Fediverse cat of the month.

  I have no cat. But want month cat. Nominate Broccoli Cheddar.

• Post #957278

  Yes and no. Yes, in that this should be obvious and judges should have dismissed immediately. No, in that it going to court sets precedent, so now any future cases can get dismissed quickly. So clogging the courts for a brief time is good, clogging them for as long as it did is bad. (IMO)

• Post #957104

  Are there any instances out there that archive deletes? If it was deleted after I shut mine down, I might have the comments.

• Post #949156

  Yup, with the few closed source parts rewritten in OSS, and a full audit conducted. Guessing they chose it since it is more modern than Libre and web-native.

• Post #846611

  While I certainly don’t agree with decisions, it’s always interesting to see people mix up “polite” with “not absolutely brutal”. They clearly haven’t studied the history of the Canadian Corp in WWI. All that (illegal now) ferocity is behind the scenes now, as it should be, but being polite and being a capable war machine are two very different things.

• Post #626171

  Wait till you see how many Bluetooth devices still do this. Or better yet, Ant+.

• Post #619717

  Good tip, but if you are hanging a TV… plug them in before you hang said TV.

• Post #28325

  While true, what actually happened was interesting. Algorithm’s are not inherently bad, afterall. At some point, someone wrote a rule to verify DSO against other tech companies, and trigger an automated short position to correct the market changed from an earnings call. To me, that’s pretty cool. This wasn’t magic LLM AI, this was a smart engineer that programmed a system to discover problems as they arose.