When your #includes get flattened before compiling: “Error on line 1103” (file is 190 lines long)

iirc that was Patrick Stewart’s explaination for it too

On one hand, being raised by an LLM is going to completely destroy the minds of children.

On the other hand, an LLM is probably a better parent than a lot of the weirdos having kids.

Tep this method usually works for me. Sometimes you also have to go into the steam game properties and check the box to force compatibility mode or whatever it’s called.

I also second another commenter’s suggestion of downloading LocalSend to actually transfer the files.

Do you think a simple local honeypot could be useful for detecting compromised devices on a home network?

Howso? Does it attract hackers?

Dell optiplexes regularly sell on ebay for like $50-60, and they often have 6th-gen intel i5s inside

I think the main idea is to codify the act as illegal, so if it’s discovered that someone used voice cloning (for like a telephone scam or something), then they can be charged for that too. But yeah it might be hard to prove without a lot of evidence

Are you perhaps Greg from Task Master?

CrossCode has a lot of terrain puzzles if that’s what you’re looking for

CrossCode is really nice on the deck

Also the notepad guy is immediately faxing their notes directly to the police and any advertising data brokers who ask for them

We do not stand for Neelix hate in this household. That man is a saint

I’d cut it into 3 or 4 pieces and use well-tuned supports

This is how I felt with the Zap Brannigan episodes of Futurama

We’re writing an online banking service entirely in brainfuck. Backend, frontend, even middleend if we have to

I really appreciate how well this gif is edited

Also with the “always on top” powertoy feature, you can put a little Sharkle in the corner of your screen to keep you company!

We do not stand for Neelix hate in this household

That man is a treasure!!

Well well well. If it isn’t the thing people are saying was going to happen for the last 7-10 years. Surely there was no way to prevent this.