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I disagree with OP too, but I also think downvotes are not great for disagreement. I like them much more for marking something as wrong or off topic. Otherwise we just limit lemmy to a tool that finds the majority opinion, instead of being an actual discussion platform.

For example, OP starts a discussion and your comment that I disagree with is a legitimate opinion, so I won’t downvote either. But if someone tried to derail the discussion by commenting ramen recipes, I might downvote that.

I personally wouldn’t blame MCP, it’s just a protocol. My theory is the feature was vibe coded in the vulnerable tools and nobody thought about it much.

I think they have one (also built in India, but not sure which markets it’s sold in other than EU).

Mario Kart 8 is a Wii U game that was later ported to Switch under the name Mario Kart 8 Deluxe.

The number looks like they added the sales numbers for both together, which I think makes sense. It’s expanded but not a new game.

GPT Researcher is a research agent, just one of many AI tools.

I think the idea is that these tools let users configure mcp servers, and because mcp doesn’t necessarily use the network but can also just mean directly spawning a process, users can get the tool to execute arbitrary commands (possibly circumventing some kind of protection).

This is all fine if you’re doing this yourself on your computer, but it’s not if you’re hosting one of these tools for others who you didn’t expect to be able to run commands on your server, or if the tool can be made to do this by hostile input (e.g. a web page the tool is reading while doing a task).

US citizens who were also born in the US and vote in US elections should stay out of US politics?

The Vatican does have the highest crime rate per capita in the world.*

* Because there are a few hundred inhabitants but millions of tourists each year

In the US, the constitution can generally only be violated by government entities or by people acting on government authority. So it doesn’t really have punishments that apply to poor people as such. It has ones like impeachment of a president.

Criminal prosecution is specifically for acts that violate criminal law, a.k.a. crimes, not for anything in general that’s against some law, such as, in this case, the constitution.

No, they want to leave Germany instead of making someone defend them there.

I use Codeberg for public stuff. I also run a self hosted forgejo on coolify on a Hetzner cloud instance but realistically that’s overkill.

Swift is a modern language that offers good performance paired with a lot of safety features you’d otherwise go to Rust for (type safety, memory safety, concurrency safety,… although memory safety based on ARC is slower than Rust’s approach, and Swift makes it easier to disable safety features). Personally I like it more than Rust because the syntax is a bit cleaner and it has exceptions.

The problem is, using it on e.g. Linux is a completely different experience from using it on Apple platforms and it doesn’t really transfer over. Apple devs will use Xcode and all the Apple tooling and will get used to Apple APIs. On Linux you don’t have Xcode, you rely more on Swift Package Manager for dependencies than on Apple platforms, you suddenly have to learn what part of the libraries you’ve been using are Swift standard library and what parts are Apple only or are from the Objective C runtime that’s not used on Linux, and the ecosystem is much smaller.

A lot of things that also mean that code written for Apple doesn’t often work on Linux unchanged, not because of Swift as such, but e.g. before Swift had Regex you’d use the one from Objective C, which just works on Apple, but isn’t there on Linux.

I haven’t tried it for Android development but I imagine it’ll have similar issues.

The drying takes forever too, nobody has time for that.

Some Atari ST game, not sure which. Maybe Spacola? Early teens.

If we could get public restrooms like the ones in Japan just for watching a few ads, I’d be all for it…

And if you play docked you don’t get much out of the added power for the majority of games. You can get a few upgrade packs (some of which cost money) and a small number of games that require a Switch 2. But otherwise the main difference is better load times.

For handheld they just recently fixed this with a new handheld boost mode where Switch 1 games run in some docked mode simulation, so handheld players do get better performance and resolution out of a Switch 2 (in some cases significantly, there are some Switch 1 games that are borderline unplayable on a Switch 1 in handheld mode). But only as of a couple weeks ago. Literally the feature every handheld player wanted out of a Switch 2, and it took them this long.

I don’t see any mention about Linux

It does mention Steam Deck

It will melt in a furnace, but not in a normal open fire.

burn them

It’s pure gold, it won’t burn

Yes and no… you’re basically saying that with support from China and Russia, they got to a point where they can build WW2 tech invented more than 80 years ago using pen and paper. There’s definitely newer tech that they can’t build (e.g. computers are imported).