And then you can choose which ending you want at the end and none of the choices mattered.

They have a long way to go, it’s not just AWS, they also use Google Workspace and Github.

I searched for about six weeks how to fix that and it disappeared when I changed the position of the program’s data segment.

So it was a linker issue? I wouldn’t call that undefined behaviour in multithreaded code.

But industry is still working with a fifty year old language written for systems where 32 kilobytes were a lot of memory.

Especially for embedded and DSP stuff there are so many architectures that aren’t even supported by the Rust compiler. And on those systems 32 kiB of RAM is sometimes a lot of memory.

I mean boomers love minions, so this isn’t that surprising.

The hydrogen comes from plastic so it’s arguably not “clean” as it still comes from fossil fuels.

And apparently they still lost against England playing in Mexico City.

It’s absolutely worthless if nobody comments and the reposting communities are deader than dead as far as I can tell.

No, two Chaebols and an US American company.

The “West” you’re talking about is two South Korean companies and one US American company that mostly manufactures in Asia.

They announced that they’re not releasing a disc version just a few days before sony announced they were going to phase out discs for the playstation.

It’s not illusion of control, the disc allows people to buy from other stores and allows people to resell their games. Games on disc go down in price much earlier than in the store. Spider-man 2 still costs 80€ in the PS Store, I can get it for half of that on disc and that’s not even the used disc price. Sony removing the disc option gives them full control over game prices. On PC you can buy from some other store, but that also comes with its issues.

Because otherwise the government is going to create a fun police.

Meme with the guy that helped removing discs for video games on PC in the context of Sony saying they’re going to phase out games on discs.

Sometimes the license for the music in games expires and developers/publishers just remove it from the games.

What’s your opinion on iOrb?

Sure, if you consider every tiny microcontroller to be a computer, it’s probably more than 100.

It seriously needs a sequel that we will probably never get.

You could do that, unfortunately solar irradiance is highest in the visible spectrum.

Don’t worry, they’ll find something on YouTube that’ll confirm their bias. They won’t watch a 1.5h video though.

It is a peaceful life.