For caching purposes.

Seems that the word Algorithm now has a negative connotation and people have a knee jerk reaction to it.

Humans are fallible. No matter how well you review the code. It would be good if AI code can be identified. The kind of mistakes might be very different from the kind of mistakes human do. So when something happened, it can be identified to be AI generated. That data can be used to get an idea of what kind of mistakes are being committed.

Bought it immediately but unfortunately it was laggy and unstable. Looking forward to optimized and more stable builds.

It’s probably burning more wealth than it creates anyway

I’m so sad It Takes Two is published by EA but it is what it is.

Docker rootless has been more stable for me than podman

Use docker rootless.

I’ve always had issue with podman-compose. So I setup a podman socket and use it with docker compose.

I prefer compose for development instead of quadlets. Actually I prefer compose either way although I use quadlets on my server.

With quadlets all projects files are in the same location and you need separate files for each container, volume, network, etc.

I agree with this. When I looked away, it felt like it had more cuts so I had to do a double take.

First time seeing shiftphone, looks promising.

Still funny.

Furiphone also looks promising

It borks all the time but only because the disk becomes full due to snapper snapshots and pacman cache. I keep forgetting to clean up.

Don’t forget CoreOS and MicroOS.

How about halt

That’s the implication, but saying it doesn’t make it true. It’s up to you to decide if it’s a valid point.

Like the time they lowered the SSD spec for the Steam Deck

I thought so too, but the most likely scenarios is this: It’s not that people who wants Steam machine will do it. It’s that people who want PC’s will buy out super cheap subsidized PCs. Gamer’s won’t benefit from this.