Points on accessing a Linux(Fedora/KDE Plasma) machine via RDP:

  - as I understand it, you cannot open a new session, you can only access an existing one -> forget about a headless machine, it will have to render its DE into to void if you want access it via RDP. The work-flow is more like VNC than RDP.
  - X11 has problems, Wayland is definitely worse. Queue the people who will tell me/you that it works fine them. My last attempt on Fedora ended with a "working" setup. Working in quotes, since I had to accept/allow every incoming connection on the host machine (in a pop-up window which auto-hides after a few seconds and did work ~60% of the time), making it useless for the intended use case. You can workaround this by SSH'ing into the machine and accepting the connection somehow, but I gave up at this moment.
  - there is also some fun to be had regarding display resolution and "session passwords", but compared to the fun with Wayland "security" and portals, its manageable

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3. Record the deterministic command stream, pass it to the joining client, and have that client apply all changes to the loaded scene before joining the game. The amount of data is much smaller than in option 2 since we’re not sending any voxel data, but applying the changes can take a while since it involves a lot computation.

Once we started investigating option 3 we realized it was actually less data than we anticipated, but we still limit the buffer size and disable join-in-progress when it fills up. This allows late joins up to a certain amount of scene changes, beyond which applying the commands would simply take an unreasonably long time. "

So [1] is not an option for players who want to do it that way?

Price graph 2015 - 2025: https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/statistics-explained/index.php...

Maybe something happened, like... a war.

Unfortunately, the fake website [.net] is also #3 on Kagi, and #1 on Duckduckgo. On Kagi, the Github is #1 and nanoclaw.dev is #4, but only if you count "Interesting Finds". On Duckduckgo, the Github is #2 and nanoclaw.dev is nowhere to be found.

... great speed? Interpolating from the zoom, I would say its not fast at all.

As stated in you source the EU is (among other things) not happy about Twitter calling users 'verified' while the meaning of 'verified' switched from "we did sth. to make sure the account owner is indeed the thing/person they say they are" to "the account owner is paying a monthly fee".

I have a simple application written in QT6. It works on Windows, macOS, and X11/Linux. On Wayland/Linux, applications cannot move their own windows anymore, because "security". Good luck finding this in the QT documentation, it is there, but only at 3/dozens of places were it would be necessary, and 2/3 of those dont mention the word "Wayland". Great fun.

Lame!(/s) I did this vanilla Minecraft(1.12?), including the display itself.

> In that era, I'd have to download Steam, buy individual games like Counterstrike, and the wackiest thing would be the "surf" gamemode.

You could also play any Source mod. Also WC3 maps were insane at the time.

Yes and no. Sometimes Intel did not move as fast as Apple wanted, and sometimes Apple didnt feel like it. Especially the MacPro (trash can and old cheese-grate) and the MacMini (2012-2018) were neglected.

Today, the MacPro ships with M2 Ultra, the MacStudio ships with M3 Ultra, and its not certain that the MacMini and the iMac will get the M5 or will continue shipping with the M4 for the foreseeable future.

Obviously, a card that pairs the board does not introduce a new value to the community cards and therefore can not complete or even help with any straight.

What error are you talking about?

magistral: "Turn card pairs the board with a T, potentially completing some straights and giving opponents possible two-pair or better hands"

A card which pairs the board does not help with straights. The opposite is true. Far worse then hallucinating a function signature which does not exist, if you base anything on these types of fundamental errors, you build nothing.

Read 10 turns on the website and you will find 2-3 extreme errors like this. There needs to be a real breakthrough regarding actual thinking(regardless of how slow/expensive it might be) before I believe there is a path to AGI.