Seems cool. Thanks a lot for the reply.

I have never walked past a parked car with the windows up and heard what was being said inside unless the person inside was yelling.

Definitely going to check it out when I have time, but I’m curious how it can be “sandbox-style” AND story-driven at the same time?

And 7. They’re fucking immature assholes (in both senses)

I just said that Docker Desktop handles it. I’ve never used a Mac so I don’t know for sure what’s going on under the hood there but I imagine that everything they can do the same between Mac and Linux, they do. It’s easier that way.

This is very interesting.

And that’s precisely the difference. In both cases the configuration is data stored on disk but Linux presents it as files while Windows presents it as a registry tree. In Windows, you’re not supposed to edit the registry by interacting with NTUSER.dat as a file.

Docker Desktop handles the abstraction in Windows and MacOS. The container thinks it mounted a file.

Surely you jest.

And I would think that before releasing the feature they’d have to get it to stop constantly crashibg cars into large stationary objects.

It’s probably vibe-coded.

I first read the title as I Swapped to Linux to play Muslim Games, and it confused me for a bit.

I want a native Linux version so bad to use with my emulators. VkBasalt just doesn’t cut it and Retroarch, while it has great shaders, is a terribke emulator for certain platforms (e.g. PS2, 3DS)

It would probably have been less shit though.

Kristi Noem wasn’t working with the government back then.

Another potential reason to buy a PS5 now, I guess?

I also want to know this.

The biggest problem is training all the employees to use the new system. Even if they’re still using the same programs, 80% will complain just because the Start Menu logo is different and the other 20% will complain about something only slightly less irrelevant. Then there’s the IT department having to change their workflows (their complaints are actually valid). Then there’s the downtime during the transition and the sunken costs of whatever support packages the company had hired previously… Yeah, transitioning a company to a new OS is hard.

Why are you assuming that the infotainment center in a car can take over steering at all?

You’re not alone. This is pretty much a universal struggle.

“Cool while it lasts” is still better than “terrible now and forever”. Hopefully Waterfox survives long enough for Ladybird to get off the ground.