Some people really want to play gta 6 before it comes to pc I guess

Like Terrafirmacraft? (Is that still a thing?)

This is the first result I got for “ATX Specification”: https://scidyne.com/ftp/ref_info/atx_201.pdf

There is a diagram with dimensions on page 11

It works as second factor, yes. It does for many services, but using it for actually passwordless passkey login doesn’t work for most services with my yubikey.

I mean logging into the bitwarden account with the yubikey. Passkeys stored in bitwarden are usually accepted

Microsoft & Bitwarden are my only two accounts currently that allowed me to use a physical Yubikey as a passkey and have it work on Firefox + Linux. Bitwarden login with passkey only works in the webapp though, not the browser extension, desktop app or mobile app.

DVD/Blu-Ray rips are legal in some countries if you don’t distribute them

Technically you can add as many remotes to a repo as you want and push/pull to any/all of them. Might be annoying though

Never heard of it. How does it compare to Briar?

It’s a feature most big Linux distros support, but Windows doesn’t.

not there yet, but there are patents https://www.ign.com/articles/playstation-patents-ai-assist-feature-that-can-take-over-if-you-get-stuck

Beyond All Reason is an RTS inspired by Total Annihilation.

Hundreds of units, 2 factions (+1 WIP), vehicles, bots, sea, air, amphibious units, terrain matters a lot

It’s not on Steam yet, but it’s free & open source. (It’s on Flathub)

mpv is good too

This would have been better as a “Can it show Bad Apple” (which is cool too). “Can it run DOOM” should be about it actually running the program doom.

Jellyfin has actually been on the Tizen store since February

It’s in the list on samsungs website

That’s the plan, but it’s still far away

No, they expressed intent to implement it using ActivityPub and there has been some work, but it’s still far away from being useful.

For cli I just use podman(/docker) containers. Good enough and I don’t have to learn a new tool

The git repo calls it a demo. The website calls it a prototype. The EU Commission calls it “ready”.

But they also said it “Works on any device” and “Highest privacy standards in the world” so I guess we can’t trust what EU Commission says.

The specification has been worked on for at least a year going by the git repo. The (android) app is a fork of the EUID Wallet app I think which is at least three years old