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by 999900000999 3mo ago
I actually experimented with using it as a backend for a multiplayer turn based game. I eventually gave up because it’s a bit too difficult without a team.
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by 999900000999 3mo ago
It's basically an idea without enough funding to exist. I don't think 25$ reservation slots are going to pay for a full assembly line.
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by 999900000999 3mo ago
So sticking with Windows because that's what the computer probably shipped with ?
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by 999900000999 3mo ago
>or buy a laptop made for it. Which is usually at least 2x as much if we're talking about buying a System 76 laptop. Windows laptops go on sale very often. Although I will admit I have an HP laptop I brought last December that worke
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by 999900000999 3mo ago
Elixir is such an elegant language. I'm hoping to find a reason to use it soon.
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by 999900000999 3mo ago
How exactly would a new Linux user know this ? What happens when they install Ubuntu and the Wifi doesn't even work ? An experienced Linux user might figure it out. A new user would, very reasonably, assume Linux doesn't work and
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by 999900000999 3mo ago
Linux is great if you win the hardware support lottery. I've had several laptops where audio just doesn't work even on rolling releases. Or the screen freezing up constantly. This was all with relatively new hardware within the la
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by 999900000999 3mo ago
If you don't see the connection between a phone brand removing the 3.5mm jack and selling overpriced branded Bluetooth headphones I don't see a point in continuing this conversation. As I started this thread Nothing doesn't i
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by 999900000999 3mo ago
>I’m not sure what your vendetta here is against phones without jacks. There's literally no benefit to the end user. Dongles are a great way to put stress on a single point of failure. If your USB c port stops working your phone can
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by 999900000999 3mo ago
ANC gives me headaches. You know the neat thing about phones with an audio jack, you can use Bluetooth or wired headphones. Apple figured out they could print money by selling AirPods and now every phone brand has some crappy Bluetooth head
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by 999900000999 3mo ago
Fine. I don't feel like having to charge two devices. On long international flights a traditional headphone jack beats Bluetooth every time. Bluetooth headphones last as long as their batteries do. Wired headphones, particularly ones w
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by 999900000999 3mo ago
For 100$ I can get wired headphones that don't try to squeeze my head and order to do some noise canceling nonsense. This is really annoying for myself, it's like every single Bluetooth headphone has to add noise canceling and the
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by 999900000999 3mo ago
Apple has ruined audio for a generation. I have a budget android phone with a jack and it's miles more convenient than a dongle or Bluetooth headphones which are never comfortable to me. Nothing could sell a phone with a jack, but then
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by 999900000999 3mo ago
This is probably a random defect that has nothing to do with anything else. Everyone gets burned, even Samsung which probably controls its entire supply
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by 999900000999 3mo ago
This was a great article. As for movies, be the change you want to see. For example, Fish, Prawn, Crab is an indie Asian American movie in development.
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by 999900000999 3mo ago
> Your healthcare insurance being dependent on your employer seems like hell though It absolutely is. America is great if you make at least 150k a year and never get sick. The moment you get sick with anything serious your employer might
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by 999900000999 3mo ago
The Communist Manifesto is an oldie but goodie. Even if you disagree, it was an instrumental work in regards to world history. I don’t think it can work since you have too much concentrated power, but it’s great to dream.
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by 999900000999 3mo ago
Given many in US leadership still want to march straight to Moscow, do you believe US troops stationed in Ukraine wouldn’t be used for said purposes? You can say NATO has never engaged in an offense war, but a majority of its members did pa
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by 999900000999 3mo ago
> Doubtful. Think this move only works for someone with an existing product and following So what you’re saying is actually build it, get it in the hands of end users and then find co-founder who does nothing but call his VC friends. May
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by 999900000999 3mo ago
Every one feels a bit wrong here. Zig’s author, Andrew Kelley is out of line here. > We made futile attempts to guide them towards better programming practices. There were a few exceptional heroes who did their very best in a dysfunction
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by 999900000999 3mo ago
The US has a very long history of invading and interfering in almost every Latin American country. It’s hard to keep count, but we just kidnapped the sovereign head of state of Venezuela. Depending on who you asked we did so to stop a poten
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by 999900000999 3mo ago
Music! Hoping to put out a project by end of year
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by 999900000999 3mo ago
>Mexico wanted to join a trade bloc with China, A trade block of which the majority of it's members are in NATO. Don't forget John Mc Cain, who never saw a war he didn't like, took a personal visit to Ukraine. https:&#x2F
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by 999900000999 3mo ago
It appears you’ve been downvoted and flagged. You see, to the Westerner things must be black and white. Russia is evil and the West good, despite the last Iraq war having something like 10x as many innocent casualties as the Ukraine war. So
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by 999900000999 3mo ago
This article was pretty light on the sheer amount of Western aid provided to Ukraine. The whole thing is a cluster. A ton of Ukrainian people *are* ethnically Russian, particularly in the east. They aren’t exactly going to be ok under a NAT
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by 999900000999 3mo ago
The charm is that as humans it's physically impossible to do the same thing exactly the say way twice. If I play 3 notes, without something like quantization it's always going to be a bit different from you playing the same 3. Any
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by 999900000999 3mo ago
I’m not really a fan here. I want to be able to rap like Twista. If I use AI to change my voice and speed it up, it’s kinda fake. Where’s the originality in that. I’ll never be *that good*, but I have fun doing it. Now I guess using AI stri
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by 999900000999 4mo ago
I like Linux alot. But if the biggest multiplayer games straight up don't support it, that needs to be acknowledged. Add League of Legends to the list. I've had Deck verified games straight up refuse to work on Linux. It always fe
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by 999900000999 4mo ago
Recent big multiplayer games: Marathon, no Linux support. Call of Duty, no Linux support. Battlefield 6, no Linux support. Valorant, no Linux support. The Finals works and is great, but I'd be mindful of what games I'm giving up i
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by 999900000999 4mo ago
"most" is doing a lot of work in that sentence. Multiplayer games generally don't. Haven't tried this one yet, but in my experience it's like 90% of single player games work and the remaining 10% will never work.

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