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3mo ago
Don't worry, Microsoft is still leading: https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/microsoft/microsoft-ju...
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> Now here we are 7-and-a-half years later, and it's the #1 FLOSS media server Source? How does its install base compare to Kodi's?
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Democratizing Abandonware
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3mo ago
Sounds like a great candidate to watch a LongPlay instead!
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The article should add the excellent Marvel Graphic Novel adaptation of Neuromancer: https://archive.org/details/william-gibson-s-neuromancer-vol... It was a shame it never finished covering the entirety of the first n
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3mo ago
Japan likes their cutesy little-girl voices.
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3mo ago
Is the Stanley Lieber referred to by the title someone other than the Stanley Lieber (a.k.a. "Stan Lee") of Marvel Comics fame?
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3mo ago
Remarkably on-brand, named after the signature trick of a well-known charlatan.
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4mo ago
How is it that Steam manages to avoid yanking games from people's libraries even after the games are delisted for licensing issues, etc? I have multiple games that you can't "buy" anymore, but Steam doesn't stop me
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4mo ago
Frieren is animated by Madhouse, though, which I feel like is one of the last bastions of high-quality Japanese animation.
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4mo ago
Thanks!
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MAGA Congresswoman Denies Using AI to Write Bill
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Carmack is a godly programmer, but he's largely a technical guy. Everything he releases is a feat of technical engineering ("real 3D!"; "curved surfaces!"; "realistic lighting!"; "the Megatexture!&quo
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Following user outcry, AMD reinstates memory encryption in consumer CPUs
(arstechnica.com)
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The frustration, I suppose, is that the government doesn't seem to demand this level of scrutiny to take my money, in the event that I owed on my tax returns for that year. But when they have money to give to me, suddenly it's 1
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4mo ago
I have yet to receive my federal tax refund because I submitted my taxes through a preparation service and, thinking that physical checks were still an option (the tax software didn't tell me otherwise), I did not give the federal gove
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Before Bill Nye, There Was Julius Sumner Miller
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My original comment was more along those lines, but then I did a quick Wiki refresher on Chariots of the Gods (possibly the origin of the popular "Ancient Aliens" push), and noted that the author included Stonehenge among his ex
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"I personally can't conceive of how one might built this, and I must be a million times smarter than people 4500 years ago, ergo people didn't build this." is how the Ancient Aliens theory always sounds to me.
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Who said it was bad? I thought we were all pretty much in agreement that it was good, and the only thing holding it back from wider adoption into e.g. the Linux kernel was the poison-pill of Oracle's ownership and licensing.
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What I found amusingly about that paragraph is that the author laments encountering "the crackhead" while paying exorbitant rent. That implies the crackhead can also afford said rent. In which case, they have just as much right to
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> The Commission’s full communication said a legal obligation to keep games playable, as requested by the initiative, “would not be proportionate.” It cited concerns about intellectual property rights, confidential business information,
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I held off on buying it for many years because of the chorus of people saying, "Once the Switch 2 comes out, we'll get a new one!" (the line of thinking being that the Nvidia Shield used the same custom SoC as the Switch 1).
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Of the cartridge, yes. As do about 58 million other people. Not sealed in box, no. But usually a product going for a price like this is predicated on rarity, not just historical value. That's why Detective Comics #27, Action Comics #
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Considering that Super Mario Bros came with the console , this feels like nothing more than a flex. Or money laundering.
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Probably needs a better metaphor than "police department", what with the most popular cop meme being: https://www.reddit.com/media?url=https%3A%2F%2Fpreview.redd....
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Lego Reseller Bricks and Minifigs Will Return 'Stolen' Star Wars Sets
(ign.com)
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Not surprising. I've been looking at potentially getting one for my mother. Her last Windows 10 laptop is pretty long in the tooth, and there's no way in hell I'm getting her one with Windows 11 on it. The Neo seems to fill t
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For whatever reason I never got around to playing Twilight Princess when it came out. I think I was at college and the family Wii was still at home, so there was never time during summer/winter breaks. I've been meaning to check i
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These decomp projects are amazing. Comparing playing Twilight Princess in Dolphin (which is already an impressive feat of engineering) versus the Dusklight decompilation, it's like night and day. I'm also really looking forward to
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