https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2025/05/linux-to-end-support-for-1989s-hottest-chip-the-486-with-next-release/

Considering they just dropped i486 support this year I’d say you’re running this on a super computer by comparison

It’s actually really frustrating that a plan of similar scope to undo all the damage and fortify our democracy hasn’t been released or at least hinted. It’s clear a huge portion of what were thought to be core components of how our government functions and maintains a balance of power were vulnerable to hostile actors and we need to patch these holes and harden our institutions against future attacks. Democrats need a project 2029 designed to protect against future project 2025 style attempts, assuming they get the chance

I don’t know about that. Missing out on the whole Laconia arc which essentially finishes the protomolecule storyline really was disappointing

Does that mean I can get a 3rd party eShop on my Nintendo Switch? 😆

They had to make sure they didn’t get another 1080ti situation and have people hold on to their cards for a decade+

I was hopeful until I read the article and they couldn’t stop mentioning AI over and over as the reason they’re reviving Digg.

I think disabling the feature rather than crippling it is really the only option other than exiting the UK market. At least this change seem to be UK specific but I suspect more countries will follow

Lemmy Love Tap

Poor Christian. First Reddit now YouTube

Ordered. Thanks!

Peak nailgun performance

Law and order font?

It’s a reference to the fact that the original Zelda cartridge for NES was gold

A true apex predator

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https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2024/03/analyzing-kosas-constitutional-problems-depth

It’s been supported for years but definitely one of the least user friendly cloud setups

https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/nest/

Have to set up both a cloud project and device access project and configure pub/sub all within Google cloud services just to get it to talk to home assistant. And then obviously the entire integration is still cloud dependent. And there’s a $5 fee on top of that to get access to these services which while not much is still annoying. The API support is also limited and doesn’t support newer features like the additional temperature sensor pucks (which have been out for like 2-3 years)

There are a few zwave thermostats out there and ecobee can be set up using HomeKit for completely cloudless local control so I’ll be jumping on one of those to get rid of the nest.

Same. Firing up Doom and Wolfenstein from the DOS command prompt at your friends house and everyone taking turns was definitely normal