Bancakes

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541.
by Bancakes 5y ago
Somehow hundreds of package manager repos and all their mirrors work flawlessly on Linux.
542.
by Bancakes 5y ago
Games consistently get fewer FPS on my setup. 3750H GTX1650. Part of it is nvidia drivers being poopoo, most of it being CPU cycles overhead.
543.
by Bancakes 5y ago
Why would you want SB+TPM? It's called TPM 2 because only 2 pieces of software support it. Lol. I already know where microsoft is going with this - Xbox-like DRM. In a few years they'll probably release pci-e based "securit
544.
by Bancakes 5y ago
Playstation does it just fine and it's freebsd-based.
545.
by Bancakes 5y ago
Going through the sunk cost of making 5 different GUI's and maybe wrapping some syscalls/API for the same 90% core app, resulting in minimal resource usage. It's the correct computerscientific approach and companies like Micr
546.
by Bancakes 5y ago
Sure. Give me the denuvo anti-tamper and anti-cheat source code, and then we can negotiate.
547.
by Bancakes 5y ago
CSGO and Overwatch come to mind. I watch a talk on the latter, how the devs transitioned and optimised their anticheat system. It makes sense the cheat I wrote would run as admin. It's my PC after all. I also don't have access to
548.
by Bancakes 5y ago
These are trillion dollar companies, I'm sure they can afford to lead the software industry for the greater good.
549.
by Bancakes 5y ago
Because human moderation after an AI serverside filter is much more consistent and less desperate than solving the halting problem clientside 2 rings below your app's privilege level.
550.
by Bancakes 5y ago
Tax avoidance is tax evasion in all ways but legal.
551.
by Bancakes 5y ago
Bezos and McAffee paid about the same amount of taxes.
552.
by Bancakes 5y ago
Russia fired at the ship but their weapons missed.
553.
by Bancakes 5y ago
Everything is once you have enough data.
554.
by Bancakes 5y ago
What are you saying? Our current drone strikes are plentifully precise and smart munitions are abundant.
555.
by Bancakes 5y ago
Element is great. Too bad it requires email and constantly pesters you about key backups.
556.
by Bancakes 5y ago
Change the name and keep the douchebags? Let's not sweep this under the rug, lest the rug become a hill.
557.
by Bancakes 5y ago
No smart theorem proving woman has ever been turned down by Coq. I know this because they would need to be familiar with Coq in the first place. Or would they have trained on Prolog instead?
558.
by Bancakes 5y ago
Whose fault is it they hear "cock" and they think of "penis"? We're not talking about GIMP here. It just means people have a dirty mind and don't know about the programming language.
559.
by Bancakes 5y ago
Hypotheses
560.
by Bancakes 5y ago
I can buy a Prestigio phone from aliexpress that far outperforms the pinephone, and is feature-complete.
561.
by Bancakes 5y ago
It's sad to see free hardware is so comically behind commercial one.
562.
by Bancakes 5y ago
So worst case scenario we end up with walled gardens, which is where we are now.
563.
by Bancakes 5y ago
Capcom, CD Projekt Red, and now EA?
564.
by Bancakes 5y ago
The people who were supposed to apologise are not in power.
565.
by Bancakes 5y ago
I genuinely wonder who benefits from people adapting to wake up (and potentially go to work) earlier.
566.
by Bancakes 5y ago
At the end of the day, it's consumers who drive this technology.
567.
by Bancakes 5y ago
"Sad!" is nothing more than a Trumpesque way to follow up a statement, and BBC realised most people wouldn't get that joke, maybe.
568.
by Bancakes 5y ago
That's horrid. I have some old code where adjacency matrices are unordered maps of unordered maps. Yikes.
569.
by Bancakes 5y ago
Since you're home, you're free to make whatever food you want, anytime, for the 2 hours daily commute.
570.
by Bancakes 5y ago
How did you get exactly a 3x slowdown? I thought unordered_map is a vector of vectors aka separate chaining?

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