Me running Linux does not make me feel better when I have to run a pre-compiled binary from some (currently liked) company, valve could do better on this particular instance. How many people will actually run using the fully open source drivers? I’m guessing not most since it’s not the one valve provides (unless I read that wrong).
It’s a comment section about a popular city sim that uses those approaches for public transit…
BRT=Bus Rapid Transit
LRT=Light Rail Transit
They did me the favor of removing my account when they asked for my ID “to protect my identity”.
I’ve seen it with different kind of corn (choclo) in the west coast when done Peruvian style, this looks quite good too.
Or what amazon did for many years, or Uber, OpenAI, etc. Most startups really.
How will you know its electric if it doesn’t look like shit otherwise?
iOS devices are pretty horrible at keeping a background task going unless apple owns it. Probably why they can get great battery life, but also seems pretty anti competitive. Not even google’s photo backup works well unless you manually open the app once in a while.
The first of many problems is he did away with the equivalent of their president for no good reason.
All politicians and supreme court judges, not just presidents ideally.
Because its implemented poorly with the least amount of humanity. Some kids that went into that system have been lost due to poor paperwork, not to mention the legal citizens that were deported on “accident” for looking too brown.
The whole point is that the economies of scale don’t work to pay your staff and fixed costs at lower numbers. The damage is nonreversible, like economy studies show when you have uncertainty on the market.
People protesting (legally and peacefully) have been targeted based on social media accounts. This is closing the gap to allow similar fascist behavior on an even more personal level.
Good luck with that to them. Internet reliability is extremely crappy in the US, even on supposedly “tech hubs” in California the best you can do is unreliable Comcast or super slow DSL from AT&T.