https://www.reddit.com/r/openbsd/s/k0dz2WrkCo

In that thread I suggested he submit it to the ports tree, I'm not sure if he took my advice or came up with the idea on his own. At any rate this is cool.

Over time there can be periodic drift and out of date drivers until they re-sync, but it usually works pretty well.

(This will probably get me downvoted.)

I forget when and what my first GeForce card was. Somehow those earlier ones were imprinted in my memory. Perhaps because each generation had a unique name, whereas "GeForce" has been common for decades now.

I also remember sometime during the dotcom boom, hearing a CNBC anchor struggling to pronounce and explain what Nvidia was. From the narrow lens of that memory, we are sort of still in that exact same place.

I will add it to my list. Thanks.

Companies can hire big legal departments to help them avoid accountability to the letter and spirit of various laws. The state can also use its prosecutorial discretion or selectivity in civil cases brought by attorneys general to deprioritize accountability for companies. Contributing to that last point, companies contribute campaign funds and tax base, and they lobby governments as well, and may expect preferential treatment based on all of that.

I can't tell if you're joking. There is a group of people who think because they thought something was cool or because it appeared in science fiction, this means it's inevitable. Some of these people are sometimes considered influential thinkers that we should all base the future on. (If you don't, you're behind!)

Meanwhile LLMs still don't do really very much, and the only improvement path is "throw more compute at a larger corpus".

https://www.google.com/search?q=laptops+with+low+memory+spec...

Windows 11, meanwhile, is more bloated than ever.

Folks reading this: none of this bullshit and hype is inevitable. You don't have to be delusionally enthusiastic about something just because a lot of people around you are.

I believe I've seen claims the are recording Bluetooth MACs of passing devices, and I've definitely seen that they're also detecting people on the camera feed.

The menus were often slow and buggy, and sometimes broke on specific players.

Some discs would also try to block skipping ads.