In the first picture he’s shooting a movie in full makeup. Helps just a bit.

Holden Caulfield

Free all software. Death to DRM.

Decompilation projects are getting attention right now because AI models being able to do it is a new thing. Essentially the end of closed source is a huge deal and people haven’t realized the implications…

Passing off AI-generated images as concept art is certainly a choice.

They might not need to.

He can’t do the English either, judging by his comma splice.

Yeah I imagine the experience can change a lot depending on where you live

It’ll be interesting to see if businesses start to remember that they can actually get a lot of business at night

Not really sure what you mean. It was deserted in my experience, making grocery shopping pleasant.

I miss grocery shopping in walmart at 2am.

Ever since the latest AI models have come out, closed source essentially ceased to be. You can get something closely resembling the original source code from just about any running binary now.

The US produces twice that much diesel per day.

This was never actually going to accomplish anything.

George Carlin did a bit about this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qDO6HV6xTmI Only took 30 years

Nice. AFAICT there is no such option on lemmy.world in a web browser.

because i realize i don’t want my inbox to be full of people mad at me.

Protip for lemmy devs: if there was a ‘disable inbox replies’ button I wouldn’t do this.

Hilarious article to put out tbh. If the game wasn’t broken before, it’s gonna be now.

we’re at the age where I’m not sure I can teach almost everything when it comes to relationships.

I’d try to change this way of thinking. There isn’t a “right way” to do relationships. Instead, think of it as you teach him your preferences and see how much both of you are willing to compromise.

For me, film grain is the worst. I first came across it in Left 4 Dead and I remember thinking “wtf is this trash?”

So many of the languages that don’t use semicolons to separate statements use them to start line comments. It’s like some sort of flex.