Didn't think they'd still be active. Bought USB controller back before playstation had USB playstation controllers. Unfortunately it didn't work well with PXSX2. Dunno if that was a linux or PCSX2 issue. Since then I gave up on it. Maybe the situation has changed now and more games are compatible?
Aren't there emulators for newer platforms out there now?
As a point of comparison, the Ryzen Z1 Extreme in the Asus ROG Ally scores 35,534 in the Geekbench Vulkan test, which puts it in the same ballpark as the new Intel Lunar Lake chip. AMD’s top silicon is still slightly ahead in this game, but Intel is catching up fast, and the aging chip in the Steam Deck is being left behind.
I'm glad this is hitting Intel and not AMD. The market needs more AMD marketshare. Hopefully RISC-V and ARM will become more mainstream in the next 5 years to dethrone Intel.
Such a dumb article. Had no-one mentioned they were AI, lots of people would've been fooled and never thought about "objectifying women". Why? Because there are millions of pictures like these online put up by millions of women themselves. There are many beauty pageants too and all the miss universe and miss whatever going on where real women participate - willingly.
Now that real women don't have to compete and the whole thing can be faked online, it's worse than real life? What?
I doubt VR will hit the average Joe mainstream anytime soon. It could hit the gaming mainstream when omni-directional treadmills drop in price. If your gaming rig + VR headset + omni-directional treadmill drop to affordable levels and games are developed to use them, it might really kick off.
A 4k€ VR headset ain't gonna do shit.
We are already in touch with GitLab, mainly to understand how their contributor community works [2].
Now we try to build a team of contributors among our institutions.
Good grief, here's the quote once again. That's what's "stopping them". And if you bothered to click on links, you'd have read that an event took place where they discussed how to contribute and what the goals of contributing are. The comment you quoted from even has a link to a very legible paper explaining what problems they face and how federation can help.
But I get the feeling you just want to be angry at something and dislike universities for some reason. There's no need to continue this "discussion".
To err is to be human... right?
To be honest, this doesn't instill me with much confidence, but who am I? If someone looked at my OpSec, probably they'd be horrified.
I encourage you to actually read the link before making such a statement.
Did you stop reading or are you intentionally trying to phrase it as if the universities won't do anything?
Since many of our universities are using GitLab (64 out of 73 forges are instance of GitLab), we are willing to help making forge federation a reality in GitLab.
That sentence is in the very next paragraph you quoted from.
We are already in touch with GitLab, mainly to understand how their contributor community works [2].
Now we try to build a team of contributors among our institutions.
It doesn't seem like you're even trying to make a good faith argument.
Initially content creation, but other brought recouping costs, so both now :) A reddit style paid award system or discord style paid emojis and stickers could be one way of funding services, but dunno how to implement that.
I think you missed the point where 63 universities are using gitlab and actively interested in having federation. And that's just in France.
Anakin Padme meme:
Anakin: I will use agile to plan my project
Padme: 2-3 sprints ahead right?
Anakin:
Padme: 2-3 sprints ahead right?
Pay their management big bucks aka distribute money to the least qualified.
Anti Commercial-AI license