There’s always a tweet.

Two Mac OS VMs enforced at Kernel level, which wasn’t a thing on Intel Macs.

I suggest Mar a Lago. It can’t get worse than it already is.

Did they remove the stupid limit of 2 VMs per machine or is it still an expensive toy?

SD content on YouTube is blurry AF. If you use normal upscaling methods you either get a blurry or a blocky mess, computers can’t do miracles. There are ways to disguise it a bit. For example, if something was done for CRT TVs you can apply a CRT filter over the upscaled video and the blurriness will even help preserve the original look.

Legalization implies regulation, regulation implies proper tests and vetting. Somehow I doubt that people manufacturing new synthetic drugs will accept going through the same process as the pharmaceutical industry.

They are on a budget, so it’s some dude called Lasha Sukashenka, who is weirdly obsessed with potatoes.

They published lots of popular franchises, the problem is that they never owned half of them and the other half are now owned by big labels like EA. Maybe they can recover some mid level franchises from the ruins Embracer is leaving behind but that’s pretty much it.

Things getting blown up below the horizon doesn’t make for good cinematography.

This is the only correct personification of faith of the heart in comparison with other star trek themes.

They forgot to enshittify the old UI. Sometimes there’s a silver lining when companies forget about some features.

Buying a boat is cheap, owning one not so much. Between marina fees and maintenance it adds up really fast.

To each their own, but when I play games I want games that are fun to play. When I want realistic graphics I just go for a walk.

The most recent European nuclear plants took close to 20 years to build. Even if everything goes according to plan, and in Italy it won’t, they take around 10 years to build.

That’s not even an issue in Europe.

Why would it be? The banks and consequently the tax offices know who owns the accounts.

There are some initiatives to allow routing transfers with aliases like email address or phone number, but unfortunately they are fragmented and depend on banks joining the initiatives.

Their are other European competitors that actually support open standards and most support GPG encryption of incoming emails so you are not stuck with them. And for storage nextcloud supports e2e encryption. Proton was always a tech-bro designed trap.

They also promote cryptoscams.

For video evidence the defense only needs to run a Luigi look a like contest and see if the jury can pick the real Luigi in a lineup.