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Raycast, HazeOver, Nightfall, Amphetamine, Yabai, Glide, AltTab, AlDente, MonitorControl, LinearMouse come to my mind right now. Probably forgot a few.

But it's not about signing the weapons but about blocking the weapon even being printed. Also, 3d printers are a lot more prone to failures and not holding the exact line.

Is it's the biggest success in 25 years (which I don't really believe), this doesn't matter

Ich find's geil, wenigstens gefühlt ist es bei mir andersherum.

Aber ne, die unteren Sachen benutze ich einfach generell nicht so wirklich und auf der Arbeit benutze ich die oberen Sachen so aus Selbstironie oder so.

I think the main normie user kinda wants AI stuff? I guess most current Firefox users are some kind of nerd, but Mozilla would like to get to normie users again, which are clearly the bigger share of all users, soo..

"Das dunkle da oben links mit den Körnern" :D

That's a kind of horseshoe theory I haven't heard of :D

Oh true. Confused that one. It's basically going the other way around.

There is also neardrop

Well, they already told the press that it will be pricier than normal consoles, because in the end it is a PC and they cannot make good losses with games like Sony and Microsoft do, because it is an open market.

The LTT video on the steam machine is a good watch on this I think

Thanks for your insight :)

Does every game need to support it in a way, or would this be done on an OS level? Because I don't know, from my experience, the game tells how detailed anything has to be rendered in a frame.