SteamOS 3.9 is now available in Preview, bringing several changes to the Steam Deck. - Adds early hibernation support, though it is not available in Game Mode yet - Updates the Linux kernel to 7.2 - Upgrades KDE Plasma to 6.7.3 - Adds HDMI 2.1 support - Improves Wi-Fi reconnecting after sleep - Improves SteamOS in virtual machines - Includes other desktop updates and fixes

FSD 14.3.9 takes on DOWNTOWN San Jose.I had Grok pick every location, and FSD just handled a major downtown like it was nothing. Busy intersections, pedestrians stepping off curbs, buses pulling out, tight one-ways, last-second lane changes — it read the chaos and kept moving with this calm, confident flow that still doesn’t feel real. The reactions are snappy. The pathing is decisive. It doesn’t freeze, doesn’t get weirdly timid, and it doesn’t drive like a robot guessing. It just… drives. Watching it thread a dense downtown after Grok built the whole route is wild. Can’t believe how far this has come. FSD is actually insane now. Shot on @insta360 X6 and Luna Ultra

FSD (Supervised) v14.3.9 just hit my Cyberbeast. I asked Grok to explain the update. The main feature of this one that I’ve never heard of is Automatic Collision Evasion. If you’re driving manually and a frontal crash is about to happen… and braking alone may not be enough… FSD can turn itself on to try to keep the car safe. Or if the car thinks you’re not paying enough attention… like reaching into the back seat. Or if FSD got turned off by accident, for example. The software steps in when a human is about to mess up. You see… Most driver-assist stuff waits for you to stay perfect. This one is built for the moment you are not. Tesla also says that alone is about 20% faster reaction time with better training, vision, parking, emergency vehicles, school buses, small animals. This is still Supervised and is still your job to pay attention, but this is a real last-ditch layer. My pickup truck that already is the safest in the world just became even safer.