I see it all the time even here on Lemmy. Americans love to wade into international communities and act like the US perspective always applies.

A recent example would be a discussion in a UK community about upgrading ANPR cameras to catch ghost plates, but a couple of yanks decided to pop in and get angry about Flock cameras, despite the fact that ANPR tech has been around without controversy for decades here.

It’s not ALL Americans, obviously, but it’s enough of them that it’s a known issue.

Sure, I’m just saying that might be one factor in why they’re not exactly eager to promote the movie these days.

Perhaps because it stars a famous pedophile

All of it

Personally, I find the memorable weirdos are part of what makes Lemmy fun. I only tend to block the blatant spam or bot accounts. But each to their own!

Yeah, but not fully featured (yet). No sleep support is a big one, no 3D acceleration, no HDMI, no Mac Studio support.

I’m sure they’ll get there soon enough, but it’s not done yet.

There actually is kind of a thing for doing this.

It’s called a popcorn cannon.

Video here: https://youtube.com/shorts/IbkCLdYNcBk

I don’t think there’s a distro for running Linux on any recent iPhone, which is what this chip is for.

Asahi Linux is the leading distribution for Macs, but it’s a few generations behind with hardware support. M3 support is in the works but still experimental and not fully featured yet.

Quake

Broken Sword: Shadow of the Templars

Unreal Tournament

Outer Wilds

Half-Life

Rare to see anyone mention anything by Boston that’s not their debut album! Don’t Look Back is fantastic.

Probably because the actor’s name came more readily to mind, and if you’re already discussing the movie then you know who they’re referring to.

Not to be a party pooper, but a studio is only as good as its staff. If they really have laid off ‘nearly everyone’ then any creative vision they had is inevitably lost along with them.

They can claim continuity with a skeleton crew and design documents to use as reference, but it won’t be the same. Once you blow up a team there’s no going back.

the fact that they were able to buy a device that they control and didn’t get configured as a child is the proof

That would just move the burden of age verification onto retailers.

It’s wild to me that some people have space for a grand piano in their house! I don’t think it would fit in any room we have. Heck, it wouldn’t even fit through the door to get it inside in the first place.

Whatever you do, don’t tell this person about macOS.

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Firstly, it’s not over - in the UK it will cause big storms and potential flooding into the winter.

Secondly, the whole point is to encourage long-term disaster planning. Saying ‘we’re fine until next time’ and then panic buying on the cusp of the next event is exactly the thinking they’re hoping to address.

To be fair, it’s not a great test. I’ve worked in customer support before and if we deviated from the prewritten, legal-approved script we’d get disciplined for putting the company at risk. That’s what you get in a world where people threaten lawsuits at the drop of a hat.

(That said, I wouldn’t be at all surprised if Uber have replaced all their support staff with AI.)

I’ve been here for 3 years and didn’t know about this. Thanks!

Where does it say that? I checked the linked article and the product site and can’t see any mention of a subscription.