Yeah, that's why I'd like some more insight.
The initial headline doesn't exactly pass a sniff test... It's possible, but unlikely.
If ~34,000 were added in the last year, that means over 25% of Steam's library of ~114,000 was added in the last year...
If only 1/5 of those were using generative AI, why was there such a massive increase over the last year?
Has Steam made it easier for cash grabs, or... it just doesn't make a lot of sense without more information
How many of the ~6,818 titles now disclosing generative AI use were already on Steam in 2024?
I.E. are a lot of these just games that had already been released, updating their disclosure statements based on Valve's new rules?
The article says 1/5 games released this year use it. I'm not sure if ~34,000 games have released on Steam in the last year
I get wanting to move away from "master," but why in the world didn't we use "trunk"
It was already a standard name, and it fits "branches," etc.
There's a comedy band called Lonely Island that takes this thought to the extreme
When they buy publishers, they had them actively remove Linux support, such as Rocket League
I think the bigger complaint is that, when Galaxy was released, GOG said (back in 2015)
A Linux version of our client is planned eventually ... Stay tuned for future announcements
Ten years is plenty of time to implement a launcher, or at least give a planned timeline
Sure, third parties have done it with Heroic, etc. but promising support and not delivering leaves a really bad taste to me
Manufacturers are allowed to add supplementary charging standards on top of USB-C PD, and the commission is required to review the landscape every 5 years to see if a new technology is better than USB-C that should be adopted in the future
There’s assembly and makefiles too
Less of a joke answer, there has been work to allow Rust bindings for drivers.
Any idea how this demand is different from the current state of Android?
Under Epic's terms, any app downloaded from anywhere would operate identically to apps downloaded from Google Play, without Google imposing any unnecessary distribution fees.
Last time I used it, I downloaded all my apps through F-Droid, and I didn’t think they were paying Google anything?
Yeah, just the American version
It affects where you can rent housing, what houses you can buy, whether you can get a car, etc
Do people ever avoid hospital visits
At least in my experience, we’ll generally be able to go to the hospital
Do hospitals put people on a payment plan
Generally, I’ve just seen the debt transferred to a debt collection agency afterwards, since there’s no money for them to take. They’ll harass you, and it affects your credit score, but they can’t send you to jail
It's partially true
The Late Show was canceled after Paramount settled with Trump. The exact details aren't public knowledge, but it certainly seems likely it was part of the settlement
https://www.dw.com/en/cbs-axes-colberts-the-late-show-after-trump-deal-quip/a-73322132