Good luck hiring developers that won’t code with AI.

GoG does have DRM games now, check out Hitman.

Also Steam has plenty of non DRM games, like Witcher 3 for example

I never liked Steam when it was first released, it was problematic, slowed down my machine and caused me frustration.

Now it’s different. I agree with Gene Newell that piracy is a service issue, I haven’t pirated any games since steam started to fill its library with other non Valve games that I wanted.

I also appreciate the additional features that it brings like the community features and guides and managing updates for me.

It’s not perfect, nothing is, buy I prefer it to managing my own files and updates.

Thanks that works

Please don’t use Imgur

RetroDeck doesn’t leave crap all over your system and cleans up after itself.

Using AI for code requires a high level of specificity, software houses that are getting the most out of it are not using it so much inline or vibe coding because as you say that leads to hallucinations or having to repeat yourself.

The common approach now is to use multiple agents with different responsibilities, the human effectively becomes a team leader and uses one chatbot to orchestrate a plan being very specific about the outcomes and the requirements and breaking the plan down into phases,

Another agent will be used to write the code, they will have set rules files to keep them on guard rails, they will check their work as they go and deliver a pull request at the end of it for the human to check and approve

The next agent will be there to write tests and check the work of the second agent.

It’s a lot more work than writing a single prompt and expecting a good outcome or close approximation, but it is getting better results now.

The reality is software engineers will use AI or will find themselves out of work as they won’t have the skills to get hired.

Customers may never know if AI is used as a tool in game creation but it will always be part of any software and development studio.

Using AI for music or design assets is totally different from using it for the code base and blanket statements don’t improve the situation

I won’t hold my breath, but I would welcome it.

I think it’s a bit outdated now though, they are behind on Wayland support and their DE is quite poor.

I agree that it’s very stable however and easy to run software.

These days I would recommend Fedora or Ubuntu, maybe Debian.

What do you mean it has the most compatible software? How does its software differ from that available in other distros?

I always start with a prayer to the Omnissiah

It’s one of my current favourite devices.

Although funnily enough I now mostly play Monster Hunter Freedom Unite instead of any emulation.

Its been a long time since I played this, but I remember that you will have to play it through at least 3 time for each story arc, so pick a faction and loyalty and Stick with it, don’t play both sides.

Also in terms of character class I would suggest some kind of magic user, Tyranny had a cool, quite unique magic system where you can craft your own spells.

There’s a good amount of NPC party members you can find so you’ll be able to fill in any gaps in your party eventually.

It’s a great game, a shame they didn’t develop a sequel, I prefered it to Pillars of Eternity, have fun!

Technocracy will take over the world

Because you have a terrible branching strategy

This helps with Apple Calendar too so you can share with Google Calendar or some other

US companies by foreign companies all the time, look at the food and drink corporations.

This is not a new or strange thing

Hah yep, I started with Barrier too.

Have you tried out Deskflow?

InputLeap is effectively abandoned and the maintainer has taken over Deskflow which has better Wayland support