

By my recollection she started from the open source Imagination Technologies GPU drivers. As the Apple GPU is definitely not derived from the GPU they used to license for the iPhone, she was able to use it for the initial register definitions, etc.


By my recollection she started from the open source Imagination Technologies GPU drivers. As the Apple GPU is definitely not derived from the GPU they used to license for the iPhone, she was able to use it for the initial register definitions, etc.


It’s a term most associated with Steve Jobs back in the day.


I wasn’t questioning STEM.
Op mentioned consumer OS market share stats, and the only ones I know of are from Steam.


I had an argument with my boss where he was trying to stop people checking out source code to company laptops because they could be lost. My retort was that the company uploaded all it’s company documents, spreadsheets, and other data to the cloud including employee personal data, and that was far for likely to experience a data breach. Those breaches would result in legal issues for the company, rather than a slight embarrassment.
He was apoplectic. How dare I question company policy.


Do you mean steam stats? I don’t know of many others, and those are going to be enthusiasts of one form or another.
I think I’d rather things cost what they need to cost, rather than games being expensive because the console was cheap. That way the manufacturer won’t be so invested in what you do with it after the sale, and you’re not getting scammed on the software pricing.
Oh no. They used something they owned in a different way than the manufacturer foresaw. How evil!
Completely different use cases.
Matrix is shared interest groups.
Signal is for personal communication.


No, they’re in Ubuntu 26.04 LTS.
LTS! The stablest of the stable releases.


It’s news because despite there already being a number of issues caused by Ubuntu transitioning to poorly done Rust ports common utils, they continue the practise.


So your statement that it’s easier to write safe code in rust is only (arguably) true for one aspect of safety.


Memory safe!
Not any other kind of safety.


The problem isn’t the language. It’s the cargo cult that surrounds it.
do you have any overall recommendations?
Go to a Hifi shop and buy a separate amp and speakers. It’ll do more for your enjoyment of the music than anything else.


Junit is a terrible format from the “XML all the things” days of web dev. It’s also undocumented.
We really should define a JSON version and ditch the XML one.


That must make for embarrassing discussions with your doctor.


Why is chrome a blocker? For the pre-game UI?
Surely it’s the game window that matters.


With 20 cars + swat you’ve just created a target rich environment.


Honestly, if an attacker has shell access you’re toast regardless. I know you shouldn’t be able to escalate privileges, but better to never let them on the machine.
Most security in industry only holds because employees have no interest in attacking, or knowledge how to attack, their employer.
So we’re taking that code out of systemd, right?