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ryper

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  • Perfectly sane behavior.

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  • With Reiner's son being the main suspect, Trump could have just called him a lousy father if he really needed to speak ill of the dead. But no, he had to make it about himself somehow.

  • White House Rages at MAGA Senator Over Anti-JD Vance Plot

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  • If Trump wants Vance to be president all his has to do is step down because of his obvious health problems.

  • Texas candidate files as Republican after raising Democrat funds

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  • Trump wants ActBlue investigated anyway (but not the Republican equivalent, of course), so this would probably labeled a "sting operation" or something.

  • US threatens new ICC sanctions unless court pledges not to prosecute Trump

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  • Definitely a totally normal thing for an innocent person to do.

  • Linux is the reason Windows apps are bloated these days

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            losing integration because “containerized”

    Bollocks. I’ve seen that many times with Flatpak (can’t speak for Snap), and every single time it was either because the packager failed to set up permissions or because the user messed with permissions that the application needed. Break off the tip of a screwdriver and it will no longer function as a screwdriver.

    Well then I guess you haven't tried to get a password manager like KeepassXC to work with a Flatpak browser, because none of the solutions I've seen are "fix the permissions".

  • Vast Number of Windows Users Refusing to Upgrade After Microsoft's Embrace of AI Slop

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  • Yup, lots of people are going to take the extra year of Windows 10 updates Microsoft is offering and put off upgrading until next year, but so many writers want to find meaning in people not upgrading as soon as 10 was technically EOL.

  • The Latest Windows 11 Update Gets Rid of the Start Menu and Explorer

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  • From the article:

    The latest kerfuffle will only be seen by Enterprise users running Windows 11 24H2 or 25H2 who have a July 2025 cumulative update installed as well.

    Are you running Windows 11 Enterprise?

  • Why won’t Steam Machine support HDMI 2.1? Digging in on the display standard drama.

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  • That's what the Steam Frame is for.

  • Kagan warns constitutional "violation" in Supreme Court's Texas map ruling

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  • It's not the Constitution that's the problem, the problem is the court that deliberately misinterprets it in the Republicans' favor.

  • Supreme Court Conservatives Reinstate Texas’ Gerrymandered House Maps

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  • In a brief order, the conservative majority argued, among other things, that the District Court had intervened to block the maps too close to next year’s midterm election.

    Eleven months away is too close to the next election for these clowns.

  • Introducing Proton Sheets

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  • The mail client is available, it's just in beta.

  • Bazzite just delivered over a petabyte of ISOs in a single month

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  • The Tom's Hardware post linked in the article has an estimate of how many downloads it was:

    From October 29 to November 28, team Bazzite is happy to share that the site had 730,000 unique visitors, and it served 1PB of data during a month, for the first time. How many Bazzite OS downloads does this imply? We looked at the various ISO installers on offer and noted that an Nvidia GPU friendly ISO was 7.5GB, and an AMD GPU-ready ISO 6.6GB. So, if we assume an average of 7.0GB per ISO, that would be about 143,000 Bazzite downloads – getting close to 150,000 new users, as a best-case scenario.

  • Oh! Here is terminal for you

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  • Windows: searches bing before ntfs

  • Leak confirms OpenAI is preparing ads on ChatGPT for public roll out

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  • They're already getting sued over ChatGPT helping people commit suicide. Imagine the uproar once the advice comes with ads for rope, knives, etc...

  • OpenAI says dead teen violated TOS when he used ChatGPT to plan suicide - Ars Technica

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  • “Our deepest sympathies are with the Raine family for their unimaginable loss,” OpenAI said in its blog, while its filing acknowledged, “Adam Raine’s death is a tragedy.” But “at the same time,” it’s essential to consider all the available context, OpenAI’s filing said, including that OpenAI has a mission to build AI that “benefits all of humanity” and is supposedly a pioneer in chatbot safety.

    How the fuck is OpenAI's mission relevant to the case? Are suggesting that their mission is worth a few deaths?

  • RIP Windows: Linux GPU Gaming Benchmarks on Bazzite (GamersNexus new Linux Benchmarking is here!)

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  • You can use distrobox/distroshelf to set up a container with a regular distro and install packages in that instead of layering; if a package installs a GUI application you can export the application and it will show up in your applications menu.

  • Judge dismisses cases against James Comey and Letitia James after finding prosecutor was unlawfully appointed

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  • The cases were dismissed without prejudice, meaning they can be refiled at a later date.

    Five days after the post, Halligan, who had no prosecutorial experience, presented the Comey case to a grand jury. The presentation came days before a five-year statute of limitations on the charges was set to expire.

    How does the statute of limitations work after a case is dismissed? Are they still allowed to refile?

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    Karoline Leavitt 'crying' as she posts cryptic message after 'burnout' warning

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  • Epstein's brother said it wasn't Clinton, but he didn't say anything about the horse!

  • Microsoft warns that Windows 11's agentic AI could install malware on your PC: "Only enable this feature if you understand the security implications"

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  • Now they say only enable it if you understand the security implications, but eventually they'll downplay the security implications and enable it by default.