

I would like a biscuit.


I would like a biscuit.


I have an rpi 3, I think from 10 years ago. I run retropi. Emulating up to PSP games works okay. Anything more than that it can’t do so well.
Does anyone know if retropi on an rpi5 is better when emulating “newer” consoles? I feel like I might be better off just using an old laptop. But I like the small form factor on my tv shelf. And the retropi menu / interface. (I’m guessing that should run on a Debian laptop though?)


“Sure would be a shame if something were to happen to your service…”


Some people, some artists, describe his work as “techniquey.” You follow the various techniques he demonstrates, and your painting will look similar. Almost like paint by numbers (if anyone remembers those.) Of course it looks very nice, and takes some time and effort. But it’s pretty much something anyone could do, by following the steps, like a recipe. Some people can follow a recipe and cook a very nice dish, that doesn’t make them Gordon Ramsey.


Yeah, same thing they did in the first dot com bubble in the late 90s. Who could possibly see this coming?


Tech companies? Maybe Nvidia. But all the companies buying their hardware (on loans) are they actually making any money?


Those states really hate America and Americans.


Good thing I only use that shit to write code, for my job. And only then because my employer requires I use it.
Damn right. It’s better than mars.
I could teach you but I have to tax appropriately


Rally against the rally…
Or a milkshake program.
Sounds like a Soviet space program. Or submarine program?


I would guess the US tech companies have bribed, lobbied or otherwise bought the decision makers at these EU companies, and got them into contracts and sales deals.


In a computer science program? At an Ivy League university? After the year 2000? lol no. They had more than one computer and their CS professors would have had PHDs in Computer Science.


China bad.
Hacker bad.


They made this movie about him like 20 years ago. It had this scene of him in college in a computer science class. Like he was such a genius and knew better than the professor. So much cringe.


I’m guessing you haven’t worked for a big company before.


I would pay, for my personal use. But a lot of the time I’m on my company corp network, on a company device. And I don’t mix that with my personal logins and personal devices.
Also the corporations control the politicians, and any media or mass communication narrative which would influence politicians or voters to go against their interest.
For example, this is why prop 41 and 42 in California will succeed in making prop 40 useless.
I bet 40 will pass. But I bet 41 and 42 will also pass. As a result, there will be no meaningful change.