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Genuine question: if you maintain a GPL codebase that you made yourself, aren't you free to choose your license - as long as it isn't retroactive? So it only affects the new version? (Assuming you don't use other's code that has restrictions on licensing like GPL).

Was thinking of possibly resubscribing after your Conde Nast AI training debacle, but I think I won't after this.

The competitive areas have been drawn around offices. Which is why entire offices are being deleted. There's no positions to compete for if they are all deleted.

Just canceled my subscription of 6 years. I appreciate the articles of Ars, and will be happy to resub if things change. But I'm not interested in paying money and still having my data be used to put other people out of jobs. I get you don't really have a say in the matter though.

Dang Capcom really nailed the megaman battle network story.

I'm ready for PC versions of the banjo games.

Tried to install the 3.08 BIOS on my 12th gen framework (from the BIOS page), and it errors out saying it only works on 12th gen boards. Quality!

I don't see why any organization that has a big dependency on people having the ability to work remote would want to depend on something that has no guarantee of support. It's the same thing as paying Linux OS maintainers for support of an open source operating system, you are paying for when...

I'm sure developing AI for a capitalist publicly traded company will definitely be done in ways that are safe for humanity. Uh huh.

I just read the email they sent about this and it's super vague. For an incident of this degree they should include the salient information directly in the email. This 'we have an update on a security incident' BS should sink this company. They're still doing marketing instead of protecting...

The article mentions GTX a lot, do you mean RTX? There is no GTX 3080. Moonshark sorry! Moonshark make fix. Moonshark so excited about finally upgrading Moonshark's GTX980 that Moonshark confuse letters.

Pinnacle Station was ported to the PC version of ME1 Legendary Edition by modders last year: https://youtu.be/HdsX3EcMNHw, which rounds out the SP DLC in Legendary Edition (a few previous comments say it was lost forever). The video includes a write up about how it was done and why it wasn't...

Like clockwork!

I'm very interested in purchasing a framework laptop to replace my laptop, but I'm not that interested in buying a last-gen intel chip. Give me an AMD APU and I'll be all over it...

Looking pretty good. The launcher looks like it has loose assets, so it will be customizable (though not officially).

I've found that ever since I got Chrome 89 it's been super unstable with videos. I get constant Status Access Violations when I move my mouse over a chrome window when a video is playing, tempted to just dump Chrome altogether because of it. Watching a livestream is nearly impossible.

Don't these companies have vetting processes for software? Isn't that part of the submission for these platforms, that they get reviewed for exactly these kinds of problems before they're officially licensed by the platform owner?

The second image in the album is clearly a broken relay. You can see the two rings and the very obvious two needles.

I can't tell from the article if the patches only must be applied to the domain controllers or to all systems. The emails I received from higher up in my organization made it sound like it was all systems, workstation, laptop, local server, DC. This article doesn't really seem to cover what...

I preordered this phone, then google decided to not put it in the box they shipped me. Upon asking why I wasn't shipped my device, they just refunded me (without asking) and said I can order another one, which was a whole month of shipping (which is now like 1.5 months). Wheh asked why they...