My guess would be that it’s geard towards bugfixes. If a consumer discovers and fixes a bug in the original source, they’re obliged to push it back upstream, or at least publish it so others can. Vut they still get the freedom of MIT to add new closed-source features or work it into a larger-scale closed-source project.
I’d always assumed most cams are pirated by the projectionist, or other employee.
Because Windows 11 will never touch hardware I own. I’ve been using it at work for several years, I’ve experienced first-hand their utter disdain for users, and privacy.
PlayStation has announced that they will stop producing physical releases, soon, and I believe they’ve said the PS6 will have no disc drive at all.
No idea how Rockstar fits in.
Goddamnit. Rsync, of all things.
KeePass is just an app that opens files, so yeah, you can access it on as many devices that you want yo setup file syncing with. Syncthing seems to be a popular choice.
You can setup vaults to be accessible with multiple passwords, if that fits your criteria. Me, I already share the vault with my wife, so that mostly covers the need for emergency access by someone else. If I ever wanted more, I’d probably just put some basic info into my will about how to access the file.
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Why the hell is anyone using anything other than KeePass?
Yup.
Krafton lost. They’ve been ordered to restore at least one of the three leads of the project to his prior position, and give him full control over the project. The latest marketing material for the game has had Krafton labeling removed.
At this point, the only thing you’re doing for Krafton by buying Subnautica 2 is guaranteeing they have to pay out the $250 million bonus that they were trying to avoid in the first place.
Much as I’d love to dunk on both AI and the US military at the same time, this is an intentionally misleading article title.
For one, it omits the fact that there’s more text in the prompt after “CREATE A WAR”. It’s illegible, but looks like it could be “REPORT” or even “STRATEGY”.
For two, the department’s explanation is that “WAR” in this context stands for “Weekly Action Report”, which A) is consistent with the fact that the US Military LOVES its acronyms, B) lines up very nicely with the illegible word possibly being “REPORT”, and C) is exactly the kind of thing that LLMs are ostensibly for.