Shuffy
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Japan wanted to limit its export because of this. Probably not for that explicit reason but they saw the PS2 as a dual-use product
November 25, 2025 at 7:21 PM
Japan wanted to limit its export because of this. Probably not for that explicit reason but they saw the PS2 as a dual-use product
The PlayStation 2 had a Linux distribution named Yellow Dog Linux. Though I'm sure most PS2 enthusiasts know that.
However, its package manager was updated for use in Red Hat Enterprise Linux, named Yellowdog Updater Modified. Or "yum."
However, its package manager was updated for use in Red Hat Enterprise Linux, named Yellowdog Updater Modified. Or "yum."
November 24, 2025 at 4:28 AM
The PlayStation 2 had a Linux distribution named Yellow Dog Linux. Though I'm sure most PS2 enthusiasts know that.
However, its package manager was updated for use in Red Hat Enterprise Linux, named Yellowdog Updater Modified. Or "yum."
However, its package manager was updated for use in Red Hat Enterprise Linux, named Yellowdog Updater Modified. Or "yum."
I worked with a contractor whose contract stipulated “if I even think about work, I’m charging you”
November 15, 2025 at 4:02 AM
I worked with a contractor whose contract stipulated “if I even think about work, I’m charging you”
The dude retired when Windows Vista came out 😢
November 11, 2025 at 8:50 PM
The dude retired when Windows Vista came out 😢
I was wondering why YouTube was recommending me this video.
Guess I have to watch it now. 😅
Guess I have to watch it now. 😅
November 9, 2025 at 2:29 AM
I was wondering why YouTube was recommending me this video.
Guess I have to watch it now. 😅
Guess I have to watch it now. 😅
(numbers are for CO2 emitted)
November 5, 2025 at 5:14 PM
(numbers are for CO2 emitted)
Someone wrote an article about this! stanfordmag.org/contents/gre...
But if we isolated it to just manufacturing, paper is 4g per, ceramic is 600g per.
But if we isolated it to just manufacturing, paper is 4g per, ceramic is 600g per.
Green Dinner Parties: Nitty-gritty
Green Dinner Parties: Nitty-gritty
stanfordmag.org
November 5, 2025 at 5:13 PM
Someone wrote an article about this! stanfordmag.org/contents/gre...
But if we isolated it to just manufacturing, paper is 4g per, ceramic is 600g per.
But if we isolated it to just manufacturing, paper is 4g per, ceramic is 600g per.
Guess they want to do this before Valve tries the Steam Machine concept again and prints more money for Valve
October 31, 2025 at 7:12 PM
Guess they want to do this before Valve tries the Steam Machine concept again and prints more money for Valve
But does UE5 make game development easier over UE4?
I’d imagine a new version of a game development framework would refine the old and add on top of it. Not rename things just to have a “new edition” à la college textbooks
I’d imagine a new version of a game development framework would refine the old and add on top of it. Not rename things just to have a “new edition” à la college textbooks
October 21, 2025 at 8:28 PM
But does UE5 make game development easier over UE4?
I’d imagine a new version of a game development framework would refine the old and add on top of it. Not rename things just to have a “new edition” à la college textbooks
I’d imagine a new version of a game development framework would refine the old and add on top of it. Not rename things just to have a “new edition” à la college textbooks
It's sadly the reason why the Bavarian Fire Drill trope exists.
October 19, 2025 at 3:15 PM
It's sadly the reason why the Bavarian Fire Drill trope exists.
I'd see this as a problem if there's still a significant effort put in at least one of those things. But I think the game is well past its time in terms of that, so you'll win either way.
Plus the Remake (at least RE1) on Steam doesn't work at the moment so that's always annoying. 🫠
Plus the Remake (at least RE1) on Steam doesn't work at the moment so that's always annoying. 🫠
October 15, 2025 at 8:50 PM
I'd see this as a problem if there's still a significant effort put in at least one of those things. But I think the game is well past its time in terms of that, so you'll win either way.
Plus the Remake (at least RE1) on Steam doesn't work at the moment so that's always annoying. 🫠
Plus the Remake (at least RE1) on Steam doesn't work at the moment so that's always annoying. 🫠
Maybe I don't understand the business side of these things, but it sounds like (almost) free money for Capcom since they don't really have to do anything and they get a cut of sales from the IP license.
And it's like, what business wouldn't want that.
And it's like, what business wouldn't want that.
October 15, 2025 at 7:43 PM
Maybe I don't understand the business side of these things, but it sounds like (almost) free money for Capcom since they don't really have to do anything and they get a cut of sales from the IP license.
And it's like, what business wouldn't want that.
And it's like, what business wouldn't want that.
I was curious and dug in further. Even with cylinder casings, leaky lithium batteries still pose a fire hazard, because it's lithium.
It's a miracle they even let the average person near the element.
It's a miracle they even let the average person near the element.
October 11, 2025 at 3:21 AM
I was curious and dug in further. Even with cylinder casings, leaky lithium batteries still pose a fire hazard, because it's lithium.
It's a miracle they even let the average person near the element.
It's a miracle they even let the average person near the element.
Also remember to dispose of lithium batteries responsibly! If they're not swollen, you can probably take them to electronics recycling. If they are swollen, you should get a dedicated disposal kit.
October 10, 2025 at 5:52 PM
Also remember to dispose of lithium batteries responsibly! If they're not swollen, you can probably take them to electronics recycling. If they are swollen, you should get a dedicated disposal kit.
Every battery, as far as I know, creates gasses. It's just some battery packaging (like cylinder ones) have a relief system, but that also means they leak their guts out and takes everything out around them.
At the very least, it's an indication you shouldn't use the battery anymore.
At the very least, it's an indication you shouldn't use the battery anymore.
October 10, 2025 at 5:50 PM
Every battery, as far as I know, creates gasses. It's just some battery packaging (like cylinder ones) have a relief system, but that also means they leak their guts out and takes everything out around them.
At the very least, it's an indication you shouldn't use the battery anymore.
At the very least, it's an indication you shouldn't use the battery anymore.
This sounds like me when I thought I’d treat my cat to something nice and she immediately starts trying to “bury” it
October 6, 2025 at 7:27 PM
This sounds like me when I thought I’d treat my cat to something nice and she immediately starts trying to “bury” it
The interesting thing is "mama" is sort of a universal word for mother, because it happens to be the easiest sound for babies to make when they first learn how to speak. At least that's the theory.
October 4, 2025 at 5:38 PM
The interesting thing is "mama" is sort of a universal word for mother, because it happens to be the easiest sound for babies to make when they first learn how to speak. At least that's the theory.
Considering how many times PRTS failed the autos I've done...
October 3, 2025 at 3:19 AM
Considering how many times PRTS failed the autos I've done...
It's just... how high do you have to be to repurpose a word like that.
I wish I was that confident.
I wish I was that confident.
October 1, 2025 at 10:58 PM
It's just... how high do you have to be to repurpose a word like that.
I wish I was that confident.
I wish I was that confident.
I went and see what the internet says where the term came from and...
"Andrej described it as a method of software development where a user provides natural language prompts or "vibes""
🤦
"Andrej described it as a method of software development where a user provides natural language prompts or "vibes""
🤦
October 1, 2025 at 7:31 PM
I went and see what the internet says where the term came from and...
"Andrej described it as a method of software development where a user provides natural language prompts or "vibes""
🤦
"Andrej described it as a method of software development where a user provides natural language prompts or "vibes""
🤦
I just hate that "vibe [verb]ing" is now the term for "use an AI to do [verb]"
October 1, 2025 at 7:11 PM
I just hate that "vibe [verb]ing" is now the term for "use an AI to do [verb]"