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I would assume there is an order of operations to the madness. And quicksaves are stored globally, so whoever quicksaves first is able to undo the later quicksaves. In this scenario, if your boss quickloads before you do, then they would retain their memories and go back to before the meeting knowing you were going to insult them in it before you even did the first quicksave.

The first CRISPR gene editing treatment for sickle cell disease was approved. An amazing start to what I hope is a future of cures for various genetic diseases.

https://www.nbcnews.com/health/health-news/fda-approves-cure-sickle-cell-disease-first-treatment-use-gene-editing-rcna127979

Yeah, what the heck Valorant. I’m not installing that.

Now they can submit classified documents right into the engine code. How efficient.

Not very. I usually make a different username per website, but they are usually a portmanteau of various characters I like. So several names I use are fairly similar.

Is that so? I last tried a few weeks ago. That’s good that they fixed this long standing issue.

I had a heck of a time trying to get It Takes Two to work on my machine. Apparently every game that launches the EA App from Steam is broken now and needs a custom fix using ProtonTricks.

After a while of searching, I found this guide and it was a lifesaver.
https://steamdeckhq.com/tips-and-guides/fixing-ea-play-blank-screen-for-ea-games-on-steam/

These are sadly the kind of issues that scare people away from Linux gaming. The stuff that works, works great. But when something is not supported, it can be a real pain to find a fix.

same, Firefox and Fennec combo has been working great for me.

Lack of search really makes it hard to find a discussion on anything, which is what I used reddit for. I hope its a thing that gets implemented eventually.

No, do brag about it. Be the change you want to see in the world.

Girl pretty and strong. Girl cool and brave. Mash names together.

So it’s a brute force approach using automated systems. They mention their method is superior to traditional brute force methods by doing unorthodox things, but the article does not go into detail into how.

I mean, great news if this methodology pans out. There just very little to go off from the article. Either way, seems like a pretty neat testing suite.

I mean, work is work, you don’t get a choice in what product your company uses. My point was meant for personal use.

I fall under Tech Conservative mostly, but I would like to edit the last 2 points to this for myself:

“Believe every publicly traded company is inherently evil”
“Doesn’t morally support big tech, but uses some anyway”

I think it misunderstood the request as a two-handled sword. Easy mistake.

Look at that boy just structing around like he owns the place.