Pretty cool, got me wondering how cheat engine actually works with memory translation and process isolation. I read through this article which was a good overview. https://www.guardingpearsoftware.com/blog/ever-wondered-how-cheat-engine-works-extended-41008

Hopefully someone does a similar one for linux

yeah this one is going to require a bit more explaination you cannot just post that link. Is this for multi user systems or what?

It can be configured but out of the boxes users need to have updates forced on them. Otherwise they never update.

Reddit post and [Deleted] user name a more iconic duo

Off topic but isnt KDE Neon a test distro? if I recall its maintained by 1 guy and its purpose was a KDE demo environment. How do people end up putting new users on these obscure alpha distros.

Does meth streams do Fifa? I use them for ufc and the bitrate is dogshit and the chat is the most racist thing ive ever witnessed

Get a good dog trainer, re home it or put it down. Any dog can be trained but you may not have it in you to provide the kind of discipline that an old dog like that requires. Especially with so much on your plate already.

I mostly keep it docked and I capped to 1080p and let my TV upscale it. Its ok for what I use it for but it struggles on some 3d games. I havent noticed any issues switching between docked and undocked.

Sweet cursor

https://store.kde.org/p/1393084/

No this does not seem related to market capitalism or “shareholder culture”, yes some of the firings excused as AI disruption can be attributed to that but we must understand that every economic system wants to get the most output with minimal input. The disruption from AI isnt something that I think has happened yet. If the tech just affected 1 industry I wouldnt call it labour destroying. This is not just LLMs but vision models and general robotics all at breaking through at once.

Open source is going to need to move slower I think. They won’t be able to take advantage of ai to speed up development because there is a bigger risk for pushing a bad release.

https://hacks.mozilla.org/2026/05/behind-the-scenes-hardening-firefox/

Firefox security team has gone over verified and patched all these bugs. They used to do 30 a month and then they got access to mythos and found 70 bugs then last month they found 423

I really worry for developers if they are going to get bombarded with hundreds of “P0” incidents that must be fixed immediately. The pressure on developers is bad enough as is.

Yes people invest in developing technology I dont know what rock youve been living under. They dont invest because investment pumps the stock that would be illegal and the market is so big theres very few who could move it. Instead they invest because the technology getting better raises the stock. I dont think anyone would claim AI hasnt gotten a ton better since the early days of chatgpt 2

As for sustainable, Inference is profitable but training costs a lot. Agentic models are driving up inference usage by 10x so its printing money they just need to own enough compute to provide the inference while training their next model. The market is growing like crazy, anthropic 30x their revenue in the last year going from 1b to 30b revenue and they expect to be profitable next year. Their latest model cost 5b to train.

The business model is fine. They’re over the hill and the tech has proven to be useful… unfortunately.

If its that bad it sounds like it’d be an easy fix and you can upstream the change.

What’s wrong with the investment and business model? For me the big issue is the training data and licencing. As well as the issue that it genuinely destroys the value of labour at a time when living costs are high.

Sent this to my friend who dual boots and their reply was “thats why you use a version thats out of support”. It always makes me laugh how much windows users hate security because of the way windows has pushed it on them.

Rhel if you are using professionally. Their enterprise support staff are wizards when it comes to finding the cause of random issues.

what graphics card do you have? It should be the same across all distro’s. You either have AMD/Intel and your driver is in the kernel or you have nvidia and you can run a one line command to install your driver.

This looks so good I’m hyped.

System d is made to work with its own modules but it’s still modular and someone can make a replacement if they want. A lot of modules are abstractions ontop of the existing solution. If you were to update the existing solution it would be a drop in.