And any time a film’s climactic moments are set to Bonnie Tyler’s “I need a hero”, it’s a treat. (See also: Short Circuit 2.)

Saints Row 3’s final mission used it too, for both of its possible variants. It worked way better than it had any right to.

It sounds like you’re calling them intelligent when you’re really saying they’re nothing special.

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Right, but it’s still free (even for commercial use) under the current license so long as you compile it from source yourself and don’t share the binary. The author just has some weird thoughts about the GPL.

The joke’s on you, I’ve been training for this day since the very first Tropico game.

IntelliJ basically killed Eclipse as a major IDE and the reaction from most of its users was “good job”. It’s funny how such a widely hated IDE was dominant for so long.

(Though to be fair, Eclipse helped kill itself with its UI changes)

Aseprite is free if you compile it yourself, isn’t it?

Take this(tle).

I know CachyOS, at least, shows recent Arch announcements during the update process before installing anything. Unfortunately there’s been a recurring DDoS attack on Arch’s servers for months, so this check tends to fail and you aren’t always notified of breaking changes.

The Little Drummer Boy, a Christmas song.

Taiwan being invaded would make the current component shortages look like nothing in comparison. TSMC fabricates the vast majority of high-end chips used by basically every computer and smartphone. They have a two-thirds market share while the next biggest player, Samsung, has around 10%, and Intel barely registers. If you want high-yield nanometer-scale precision manufacturing, TSMC is practically your only real choice.

Eh, close enough.

When you have the time, you don’t have the motivation.

When you have the motivation, you don’t have the time.

When you have both, you don’t have the energy.

They’re used as ad-hoc databases. Mission critical ones!

The closest they’ve come so far is prioritizing industrial customers and compute modules for a while during a chip shortage, to my memory. Hopefully they stick to their roots in the hobbyist/educational sector.

Wait, Jai as in Jonathan Blow’s long-promised programming language? Did he finally release something after all these years? I assumed that would remain vaporware for eternity.

They’re both naked.

Blue Hedgehog took off his trademark shoes? AI has finally gone too far. You’ll be hearing from SEGA’s lawyers!

Don’t worry, they’ll now start suing every other AI company for not being licensed. Then probably OpenAI later on when they inevitably fail to add guardrails to protect their image.

laser raptors

Velociblasters.