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6y ago
What an irresponsible business model. It's not the "no support" part that concerns me, is that they've pocketed the customers money until there was a major problem, then just shut down, customers be damned. Sounds like s
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6y ago
> Let's not use space characters in the markup. Why not?
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6y ago
Worst out of the 23 games listed in the first link has 8 frames of latency at 120 fps, which is about 66ms. Monitor input lag included. 200ms, while possible, is far from "most AAA+ games", as OP stated. Sure, there's people
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6y ago
No, I intend software freedom in the Stallman sense. Freedom from licences, EULAs, obligations, warranties. Freedom to modify and redistribute. Of course this leaves the door open for "choice", but it's just, in my opinion, a
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6y ago
"Linux is about choice" is the most toxic and cancerous idea in the Linux world. Linux has always been about software freedom and open source, it was never about choice. When people made it about choice, infinite fragmentation sta
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6y ago
And provides out of the box DNS caching, like any modern operating system. Do Linux users really want their year on the desktop, or will they keep complaining at any change to get there?
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6y ago
I get that. The question is whether there are the same high levels on all foods, or there is something very wrong on baby food pipelines only. And which food types are the most affected, which I didn't manage to understand from a curso
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6y ago
Is there reason to expect heavy metals to be present only in baby foods, and not commonly available groceries? Are only babies at risk, or are we all?
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6y ago
It would be incredible for code on screencasts, to make sure even people in the back can easily read what's on the screen. Indeed, accessibility isn't only for people with disabilities.
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6y ago
> Wikipedia may have been an amazing idea in the beginning. > I would gladly pay for an encyclopedia written by actual experts. While you're entitled to your opinion, this is a case of "the grass is always greener on the oth
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6y ago
Here's my favourite essay on it, that doesn't only go into the game details but also the underlying narrative, political and economical philosophy that makes this game one of a kind: https://youtu.be/rxOKEsBx4NU I
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6y ago
Welcome to the prudification of the world, where the Silicon Valley is the ultimate arbiter of what's acceptable and what's obscene.
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6y ago
Only phone numbers: your own contact list IS the social graph. You lose your SIM card, you lose your friends. Usernames: Signal needs to store your social graph (in a privacy preserving fashion) on a central server. So, paradoxically, phone
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6y ago
I never understood the App Store rating figures. Here's the scam app: https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/keywatch-watch-keyboard/id1499... Apparently the paid for 5 stars comments have been deleted, all that&
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6y ago
If you're, say, playing a competitive FPS with a team (e.g. Counter Strike), you will obsess about game mechanics and latency and input lag, because after 10 hours proficiency you'll be able to notice if you're getting packet
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6y ago
Wow, that's Beam as in Erlang's BEAM: a core component has been rewritten in Erlang as Ruby didn't provide good enough latency guarantees. The author goes a bit into detail here: https://github.com/sonic-pi-ne
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6y ago
s/Postgres/macOS/
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The seven companies that really own the Internet (2015)
(yudhanjaya.com)
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6y ago
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iOS 14.4 patches vulnerabilities that may have been actively exploited
(macrumors.com)
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6y ago
Why are you asking a bunch of entrepreneurs and software engineers? Would you ask an epidemiologist whether to pick AWS or Google Cloud? Unless you think people on HN are so smart they know better than the rest of the populace, including pe
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6y ago
IIRC the Firefox mouse scrolling/acceleration factors are quite off on macOS. I remember tweaking them to make scrolling feel much better. Sorry I'm not on macOS any longer, I don't remember what I changed exactly.
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6y ago
No mention of improved latency or latency figures at all. Until it's in the single digit range, Bluetooth audio will remain a gimmick, unusable in certain cases. Right now, we're 2 orders of magnitude away from that.
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6y ago
Also: NVIDIA RTX Voice https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/guides/nvidia-rtx-voice...
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6y ago
You want your ISP to build their own IM service, and/or offer Matrix servers? I would much rather use Facebook Messenger than any ISP provided service.
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6y ago
People from Switzerland are probably the most patriotic in the world after those from USA. If it's made in Switzerland, you can be sure "Swiss-made" is prominent and there's a white-on-red cross somewhere visible. But, h
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6y ago
Bonus: Doom E1M1 theme played on musical tesla coil, by the author: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aDBhdPNEKDU
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Audio Modulated Tesla Coil (2010)
(uzzors2k.com)
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6y ago
Sadly, as more people flock to this site, it's becoming less Hacker News and more like Google News. That seems to be the vast majority of stories submitted by OP, and the clickbait and inflammatory titles tend to rise to the front page
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6y ago
It has worked for Wikipedia. It's hard to live on donations, but as a user it is still better than Signal being a for-profit company, as their goal would then be to increase the YoY revenue and eventually making unsavoury decisions. No
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6y ago
Apparently yes, I doubt a generic ARM assembly tutorial that writes "Hello, world" to stdout would get almost 400 points. It's not like M1 is a totally new architecture. Conversely, saying anything bad about M1 or anything re
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