> Kernels always have to be changed for different hardware

Isn't there a way to have loadable device drivers that live outside the kernel?

Stop hijacking the scroll!

It's been over a decade that we've been complaining about this and yet smart, intelligent people still think it's cool to do it.

To be fair, in this case it wasn't a person at all. It was clearly Claude or some other agent.

Any plans on implementing Wordwang?

I wonder if we could get MacBook Neos with this chip instead of the A18.

I think it depends on the MacBook Neo refresh frequency.

When the MacBook Neo was released this year, it used the latest A-series chip (although non Pro version.). So when it is refreshed I suspect it will again use the latest A-series chip, but the non Pro-version.

Is it going to be refreshed yearly or bi-yearly? We will find out I guess around March 2027.

You have that exactly backwards. The MacBook Neo released with the previous years A series Pro chip.

It’s currently got an A18 Pro.

2027 April will be MacBook Neo with A19 Pro and 12GB Memory.

2028 April we should be getting A20 Pro MacBook Neo. But I wouldn't be surprise if they bump the price by $100 again.

Give it a few years. I’m sure it will come eventually.

Wait until you find shell code inside a pipeline YAML definition. Now that's programming with YAML.

It's not a game, think of it as a long FMV sequence which barely requires any input at all through it all, except in one quicktime event.

Isn't that a pretty well-established genre going back at least to the 1980s? I'm pretty out of date on modern games, but I do remember Heavy Rain being widely acclaimed 15 years ago. There's gotta be something else that explains the vitriol against this new game.

I liked Heavy Rain at the time, I thought the story was compelling, the thought of losing two sons mixed with some horrible stuff à la Saw to try and get one back was interesting.

Mixtape's story isn't interesting, nor are the characters. The protagonist has a superiority complex based on her musical taste, she doesn't have an arc and doesn't evolve/grow by the end. The supporting cast is either annoying or a non-entity. For a game grounded in reality, the characters don't act much like real people.

I think this type of game had its time in the spotlight and then people got bored by it. Same thing happened to point-and-click adventure games and Telltale-style narrative games.

Heavy Rain garnered good reviews, but has aged worse than most of it's contemporary games from 2010. David Cage, the game's director, had his reputation dumpstered and hasn't directed a game in 8 years.

Similar studios like Telltale also ran out of funding, even with recognizable IP like The Walking Dead at their disposal. Just reading the economic tea leaves, Mixtape is the type of oddity that does direct some scrutiny towards the publisher that pushed for it.

AFAIK, the app is just the website in a webview.

No, it feels like bossing people around.

WHAT R UR CFLAGS??!?

I liked going to the bathroom on a friend's house because they had Heavy Metal magazines in the vanity cabinet.