I know how to use Teams. I know its trash because the layout is unintuitive and the UI is slow. I know these because all of the other sites and applications I use do it better.
voytrekk
joined 6 months ago
I don't blame them, Teams is trash. It's the worst software that I have to work with on a daily basis.
Disney seems to buy up all of the studios and they do things super safe, which means stale formulas. There are several movies that came out over the past year that I really enjoyed, there just aren't enough good, not great movies.
Interesting that movie piracy is down, not because access is better, but because there aren't any enough good movies coming out.
Valve certainly has the luxury of being able to eat the costs of tariffs to sell more steam decks. They will make the money back from Steam, when the hardware only manufacturers have no reason to sell at a loss.
The level is natural, just not the amount of time that it took to get here from pre industrial levels. It will continue to climb as well.
Some people use categories in their steam library, but it would be nice to have something else to track it all.
Unfortunately for Apple, right now gaming on Linux is a better experience than gaming on Mac, which is really saying something. One has to wonder why Apple doesn't take a page from Valve's book and develop a compatibility layer for macOS like Valve's Proton platform, which has brought hundreds of Windows games to Linux.
I guess PC Gamer hasn't heard of Crossover or Whisky, both of which bring that functionality to Mac.
I think one of the largest issues with Mac gaming is the cost is higher if you only care about gaming. Why would you spend more to play on Mac when you could get the same performance for much cheaper. Right now the only market is single computer users that chose Mac first for other reasons that do not have a console for gaming.
Flatpost is enabled by default on Nobara 42, and Flatpaks are the preferred way for users to install software on Nobara, but users can still use app images or install any other app store if they like.
Is this true? Nobara has the advantage that it uses dnf as the underlying package manager, so you can install things normally. GE has even taken time previously to modify some of the rpms to apply fixes.
Its because the senior Dev doesn't know how it works either. He inherited the project from another team.
I wonder how much of his time has been spent applying for other markets. The middle of New York isn't the hottest market and remote jobs are very in demand.
I also think companies relying on solely AI are going to struggle long term or have to spend a ton of money fixing the mistakes that it creates.
I'm not happy with how Mozilla leadership has navigated the ship, but what is the alternative? If Mozilla dies, there isn't enough funding for one of the forks to take over the browser.