jonathan

Snap, I was in Austin too! Your friend may have been lucky, the cloud cover maps showed most populated areas covered with Dallas being a notable exception.

Texas had heavy cloud cover, which is why it doesn’t look as dumb as it is.

I’ve been a paying Cloudflare customer for over 10 years and have had calls with their CTO. I don’t know what Cloudflare does? Lol.

What does DNS have to do with anything? DNS isn’t involved in this data gathering. Cloudflare uses DNS to enable proxying, proxying is how they gather OS data.

Statcounter’s data is from visitors to pages with their JS embedded. That’s their whole business model. No one said it was visitors to the Statcounter website iself.

Have you considered that you might not actually know what you’re talking about?

StatCounter are their own data source.

Statcounter doesn’t have sophisticated bot detection like Cloudflare. Look at Cloudflare’s stats for the same period and filter for “likely human”. The percentage craters back to reality. So while I think “The loading times on headless alone would give them away.” is total bullshit, they can still be detectable using other heuristics and an awful lot of machine learning.

My money’s on such a jump just being AI bots using headless browsers.

It’s such a recent release I think the publisher is hedging Steam permitting mass refunds if servers go offline so soon.

Poor wording. The content of the filing is confidential, not the act of filing.

You seem to be suggesting that the release date of a single emulator is the starting point? We’re not supposed to count the prior years? No one tried before that? There’s no prior art that people can build on?

Lots of projects started and were abandoned. A brief search and I can find at least 2 public projects started over 5 years ago, and many more abandoned efforts.

You’re totally right, it’s just x86 so it’ll be easy. That’s why 13 years later they made so much progress on PS4 emulation.

/s

PS4 is 13 years old and a tiny fraction of its games are considered “playable” in emulators so far.

Each generation has been exponentially more challenging to emulate than the previous, so don’t hold your breath for reliable PS5 emulation.

This is linux_gaming, any recommendation of Bluetooth headsets needs to account for latency. There’s huge variance between models and the headset is only half of the equation, the transmitting Bluetooth device can have a big impact on the latency too.

An LLM made the logo, if OP is attaching their ego to it that’s their problem.

The dogshit logo let me know this was an LLM project before I read the disclosure.

You are conflating privacy and security. They’re not unrelated, but generally speaking while a dumphone may be less secure than a smartphone, it’s also certainly more private.