I think my friends have convinced me I want to try Cyberpunk Phantom Liberty but the problem is in order to play Phantom Liberty I think I need to play through 10 or 20 hours of Cyberpunk Regular Flavor and I don't think I actually care about that
Here's what really scares me about "Recall" (the Windows 11 total surveillance feature):
Awhile back Apple introduced client-side image scanning to iCloud. There was a huge backlash and they rolled it back. But now that it's been demonstrated "possible" once, EU states are trying to legislate requiring it.
There's a huge backlash to "Recall". Maybe it will be changed or cancelled. But now that it's "possible", how long until governments start trying to legislate every OS have this feature?
Does it make sense to read this one on its own, or will I want to go read #1 and #2 first? I have loved every book by you I've read but haven't tried this series yet.
Yeah uh I had all these Python modules installed via pipx and after upgrading Ubuntu to 24.04 they're broke.
If you're not familiar: In current Ubuntu you aren't allowed to directly install stuff with pip, so instead you use a tool named pipx to install packages "locally". The idea is the local install is separate from the real python install so the python install can't break it. But somehow Ubuntu broke it anyway.
(If I reinstall with --force it DOES start working again, so I'm good, but ://)
@tojiro yeah… that is a problem I am having semiregularly, the reason I upgraded 23.10 to 24.04 was I hoped the problem would be fixed… it wasn't…
Several 24.04 users are reporting a new bug where every time the screen sleeps then reawakens, the CPU is throttled a few mhz slower… it never goes back up again… your computer just gets slower and slower with each sleep/wake until you reboot. Really fascinating innovation in failure modes here
@JLab8 oh man tho I didn't post the whole story this morning about how trying to set up connection forwarding on my VPN on Windows 10 made google.com (not all Google services, just google.com) totally inaccessible
@whitequark I think if there's a change I'd want from pipx it would be to somehow detect it's shit has been broken and either offer to fix it or give a big "fix all your shit at once" command (notice when I told it to reinstall pdm, it declined without a force flag)
@whitequark This said, idk, if the idea is system Python exists for running Python based Ubuntu packages, maybe the user Python SHOULD be managed separately. Maybe that makes sense
@nazokiyoubinbou Python's ecosystem was an excellent idea because the many mistakes it made laid the groundwork for Javascript's slightly less terrible ecosystem whose many mistakes laid the groundwork for Rust's pretty good ecosystem.
The audio distortion turned out to be caused by a few factors, all in my code, with the main source being coughs uncomfortably the code I added to debug the audio distortion
Okay this is a TERRIBLE capture* but scrolly shooter now has
Tracker soundtrack with .xm player (xmrs crate, track by neurosys)
Can shoot bullets and kill squid
Soon as I make the squids auto spawn this will be legally a "video game"
(Can't really see the bullets, the video's kinda blurred. Audio desyncs— I promise it's not my code!— and is a little blown out. Squids jump around at the start while I enter debug codes. I gotta switch to doing HDMI captures)