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I’m Shrimp 🦐. I like messing around with computers and pretending to be a sysadmin, but honestly, I post about whatever. Icon by @totallyblooktacular.neocities.org - he/him - 21

insane that streaming services want *you* to pay *them* so that you *can't* see shit like this at the start of your movies

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Made like a dark, fucked up version of the realplayer logo haha. Just a glimpse into my dark reality. A full stare into my twisted perspective would make most simply go insane lmao

An edited version of the RealPlayer logo. Instead of being blue and saying "real", it is now red and says "fake".

New: Late last night, Taylor Farms quietly posted an official recall notice We now know that the parasite-linked iceberg lettuce was shipped to Walmart & food distributors in 27 (!) states It was for some reason still being sent out up until Thursday July 16 www.consumerreports.org/health/food-...

Parasite-Linked Lettuce Was Sent to Walmart Stores and Food Distributors in 27 States - Consumer Reports

Taylor Farms' recalled the parasite-linked lettuce it said was sent to Walmart stores, Sysco, and other food distributors in 27 states.

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for a project the size of Godot, this is about as good as you can reasonably get. if you prohibit AI entirely, it'll just lead to people not disclosing it, which is worse for the engine in the long run. please consider the realities of maintaining a FOSS project this size before blasting them.

Rémi Verschelde@akien.bsky.social · 3mo ago

I see some concerns raised about Godot's policy on contributions using AI. TL;DR: Godot isn't vibe-coded. As a whole, the Godot foundation and maintainers are fairly critical of AI usage, and don't make nor accept vibe-coded contributions. Godot doesn't include AI features nor intends to add any.

Godot's current policy on AI-assisted contributions reads like this:

"The use of AI to contribute to Godot is discouraged, and contributions made entirely by AI are prohibited.

We acknowledge that AI can be useful, but we are convinced that human effort results in better and more relevant contributions.

If you do use AI, we expect that you put in effort to proofread and improve anything it generates, and that you disclose what you used AI for. As maintainers spend significant time reviewing your code, please make sure that the code you submit is well-tested and functional. Please be respectful of their time and only submit something you have put thought and effort into."

took the plunge and updated to ios 27 developer beta. the good: it's definitely faster on my iPhone 13, apps do launch faster, liquid glass keyboard is now in ALL apps, Face ID seems more reliable on the lock screen unlike in 26 the bad: it's still kind of stuttery

WWDC was so ass. I’m glad iOS is getting performance increases (hopefully it’s true). Some of the Apple Intelligence features are cool IN THEORY if they actually are able to ship them. But once again it seemed like concept videos and not actual implemented features.