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An extended Xbox outage blocked players from accessing disc-based games, highlighting how modern physical media still relies on online servers and licensing. The article discusses the shift to digital ownership and contrasts with older physical media like Game Boy cartridges.
This article explores the key factors that contribute to inefficiency in software delivery, examining common pitfalls and potential improvements.
Qualcomm releases version 2.0 of its Linux support package, improving driver and board support for its chipsets.
David Revoy recounts his unsuccessful efforts to get drawing tablet brands, particularly Gaomon, to collaborate on open-source Linux drivers, revealing the industry's reliance on Wacom's proprietary initiatives and the challenges faced by FOSS enthusiasts.
The article criticizes the double standard: people claim there is a surplus of delivery drivers while accusing platforms of using algorithms to exploit ride-hailing drivers, and questions why they don't admit that the oversupply of ride-hailing drivers is also causing everyone to be unable to make money.
Uber and Lyft drivers in Massachusetts have formed the first ride-share union in the United States, marking a significant development in gig-economy labor organizing.
Nvidia has officially retired its GeForce Control Panel app after 20 years, transitioning all features to the new Nvidia app that manages drivers and game settings.