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by Adverblessly 3y ago
You mean the Steam Linux Runtime? From a quick search this is the best description of it I found: https://github.com/ValveSoftware/steam-runtime
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by Adverblessly 3y ago
I don't dispute your claims, but I remember very clearly that back then it seemed obvious that SteamOS was a response to the Microsoft Store and a fear that Microsoft would mandate that all software on Windows come from the Microsoft S
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by Adverblessly 3y ago
I've hacked into your account and changed your password. Should all your cookies mean nothing for when you try to regain access to your account? Similarly, should knowledge if your old password contribute nothing towards allowing you b
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by Adverblessly 3y ago
I get that that's not what you meant by "Middle Easterners" but for what it's worth I think most foreigners would find themselves feeling quite welcome in Israel, as most people would feel happy that you decided to come
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> Disney doesn't make a second season, they make an entirely new show that uses the brand and appeal of the character. They frame it as being "the foundation" or "the original." Framing it as the original is fals
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Let's say that I, John Doe, created and published an original kids cartoon about Goatman, a lovable half-goat half-man who has wonderful woodland adventures full of charm and wit. It is truly amazing and garners love and success, as sh
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by Adverblessly 3y ago
Copyright law does not stop large media corporations from copying because the original work itself is not what they need. Which would be more popular: Fortnite or "PUBG - Epic's Edition"? Do you really envision a small creato
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by Adverblessly 3y ago
With no copyright law, how would they own anything? If anything, I'd expect the funding will go to those who can sustain themselves on things like Patreon and Kickstarter, where money is provided before the work is created, making the
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by Adverblessly 3y ago
> Iran and Saudi Arabia restoring ties is likely very bad news for Israel. It is bad news for the West. Iran will stop after restoring Muslim control of Israel in much the same way that Germany stopped after restoring German control of t
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> History didn't begin on October 7, 2023. That's right, it began in 642 CE ;)
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by Adverblessly 3y ago
I think you misread it, the linked study shows that HamasIsIsis is also a suppressed tag. They are suppressing pro-Israel content and promoting pro-Palestine content.
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by Adverblessly 3y ago
Have a look at http://blog.wolfire.com/2010/05/Another-view-of-game-piracy <large number>% of copies are pirated, but only <tiny number>% of players pirate, it is simply that (some of) those that do pi
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by Adverblessly 3y ago
Bibi and a few other far right leaders are on record previously saying that Hamas is an asset, since it divides the Palestinians in Gaza from those in Yehuda and Shomron. In addition to that, it is my personal opinion that Bibi also conside
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by Adverblessly 3y ago
For rating media I (internally) do 1-10 with 5 in the middle! 1 is worst, 5 is neutral, 9 is best and 10 is "personal favourite". This goes really well with the fact that not everything I really like is actually great so I can ack
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by Adverblessly 3y ago
The explanation I heard for the simplified logo fonts is that they want something that reads well on tiny phone screens.
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by Adverblessly 3y ago
Just looking it up online as I have no personal knowledge here, the Hebrew word for rope, חבל (hevel, pronounced as ḥ or χ) apparently has shared roots with Arabic, Syriac, Akkadian and Ugaritic that all have similar sounding words and the
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by Adverblessly 3y ago
If hiding your battery level from Uber is fraud, then 100% of all transactions involve fraud.
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by Adverblessly 3y ago
As a random thought, for resistive heating some energy is definitely "lost" as light.
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by Adverblessly 3y ago
Some developers explicitly indicate that Linux is officially supported via Proton, in which case I think it makes sense to report bugs, otherwise similarly I wouldn't bother.
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by Adverblessly 3y ago
Abolish copyright and then you get to do the same with theirs, level playing field ;)
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by Adverblessly 3y ago
According to a random page I found online, pigs are typically slaughtered at 5-6 months old, so assuming a stable population, you'd expect the number of living pigs (raised for slaughter) at any time to be 42%-50% of the yearly amount,
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by Adverblessly 3y ago
There are no special twists in that AFAIK there are no rules that specify for example that "Mathematics" needs to be transformed into "Matematika", but a lot of words do get some sort of alternate English pronunciation t
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by Adverblessly 3y ago
> All things being even 200kcal difference per day is about 20lbs per year attributed purely to metabolic difference. As you gain weight, you burn more energy, even just being idle, so 200kcal doesn't means 20lbs per year (obviously
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by Adverblessly 3y ago
What you are describing definitely matches my experience, but IMO a rule like "blocks ads on YT -> disabled" is a rule that could never come from the ICs on the ground since it isn't the sort of abuse they are looking for.
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by Adverblessly 3y ago
Not a Googler, but two guesses: 1. No Googler here knows the answer to your question, because something this big is decided way up the chain. Furthermore, due to the huge backlash for such a move, I assume most Googlers would be against suc
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by Adverblessly 3y ago
Sorry for being unclear, by "what they are going for" I meant why TorrentFreak chose to post about this study, not why the study was made in the first place.
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by Adverblessly 3y ago
I assume what they are going for is that if they were inversely correlated it would imply that movie piracy drives down box office revenue (since you could say "the more pirated a movie is, the lower its box office revenue"). Sinc
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If I were to dig through my comment history I would find I have already responded to this exact sort of comment before, so let me regurgitate :) If the coin is resting on your hand waiting to be flipped, it is currently mid-way through bein
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by Adverblessly 3y ago
To quote from the fine article in Deuteronomy, it is written: “Six days you shall labor and do all your work; but the seventh day is a sabbath to the Lord your God; in it you shall not do any work, you, or your son, or your daughter, or you
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by Adverblessly 3y ago
It is just that Americans are tougher people. That's why during the height of covid, Americans could safely stand 1.829 meters from each other without getting infected while the rest of the world required 6.5616 ft for the same level o

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