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The weird thing to me is that it's not just lower CPU/GPU for OBS, but lower GPU for the game. Maybe just a coincidence, since the CPU fluctuates so much between the two.
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5y ago
To clarify, I'm not surprised Google Play didn't work out. I'm surprised they picked Amazon specifically.
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In terms of "Did something happen?" there's a fair number of examples of governments both failing and succeeding at strong arming tech companies for intelligence/defense/etc. However, the big event you seem worried
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5y ago
Interesting that it's the Amazon App Store. I assume they couldn't get Google Play and picked the second largest Android store?
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5y ago
Same here. Just checked my spam folder. No idea what's going on for these people.
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5y ago
From my understanding, the factories that inflict these terrible conditions are shared between companies. The lesser of two evils isn't something that is easily findable. Apple's public controversy was specifically an investigatio
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5y ago
This seems more or less like the B2 help document on the matter: https://help.backblaze.com/hc/en-us/articles/217666928-Using...
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5y ago
That's reductive of my point. The overall being one's choices for a new smartphone are iPhone, Android, or abstain. When the parent comment elected Android for "ethical" reasons those reasons would not include the labor
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5y ago
Yes, but if one used that as their moral standard they wouldn't be able to purchase anything made by an international company. It's really easy to bash iPhone on things they do exclusively, but harder on industry practice.
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5y ago
On a similar note, working at a TV station I've noticed that if you look carefully, about a third to half of a person's channel lineup is still in SD. Not only is there a wealth of 1080 content, but it's also difficult to eve
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5y ago
I just checked my Cloudflare account and assuming it hasn't changed too much since they set it up, on the API key creation page one is offered a number of common permissions setups none of which allow this type of attack. I believe thi
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5y ago
I wonder what the thought process is. Would the investigations be more targeted were the files to remain encrypted? I get the rationale that US Government agencies won't pay but giving a free decryptor to law enforcement seems bad for
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5y ago
Do the mods do that?
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I think it's generally agreed upon that LaTeX is more difficult to use than Word for basic documents, but as requirements grow more advanced it slowly becomes the other way around. I think the point of that cutoff is often exaggerated
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5y ago
Is that not something software can theoretically provide?
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5y ago
I mean that's literally true though. Every election in the foreseeable future will pretty much always be won by one of the two parties. As the parent comment points out they've got millions of dollars put in to generating tons of
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5y ago
Slack is pretty much full AWS, I've been switched over to Teams so I can't check.
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This is the first thing I thought of as I was reading the server side section
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Hugo is absolutely fantastic and incredibly powerful. It's nowhere near as simple as was requested. It's the most setup of any of the SSGs worth using.
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If AWS goes down, taking Slack out then I get a bingo. There's gotta be an Amazon employee who can help me out. :) https://outage.bingo/?month=1&seed=34828
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Yeah it's not perfect but any means but I felt it was good enough to prove my point.
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There's an interactive version on that same website if the image isn't engaging enough for you.
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NPR and PBS both are among the most accurate/neutral according to a media study. [1] I honestly worry that we're having a political disparity in truth that's pushing a choice between politically neutral and factually accurate
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Interesting how many languages are in here, HTML/CSS/TS on the front-end is no surprise, Go on the generated back-end is a little less expected than full-stack Typescript. The fact that the tool itself is in F# is really interesti
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I have no natural desire for privacy. Can you sell me on protecting my data?
(quora.com)
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I'm convinced. My bad. Unrelated, are you the DoctorOW who sent me a password reset link today?
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How so? This is identical to piracy. Taking IP one doesn't own, stripping it of it's ability to make money (removing ads), and redistributing it without permission. Copyright infringement can get complex but this is one of the sim
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Not familiar but they seem to allow self hosting[1], as well as both the frontend[2] and backend[3] is open. [1]: https://github.com/revoltchat/self-hosted [2]: https://github.com/revoltchat/revite
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MyBB 1.8’s Captcha Bug, Parser Validation, and PHP Compatibility
(blog.mybb.com)
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I mean that's another vector for savings... Maybe Cloudflare bought their own cable modem instead of paying the $20/month to rent one. :)
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