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4y ago
Half-Life Alyx in 2020 and the Steam Deck this year?
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4y ago
You're missing the point. They are saying Houston having lower housing prices is not an indicator that Houston is "doing something right."
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You say you know that zoning is the biggest hurdle but it's literally the answer to your question. Most zoning in America is for single family homes or large apartments.
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4y ago
Intel is also reverting back to CEOs with technical backgrounds because having CEOs with non-technical backgrounds led to them getting overtaken by several competitors such as AMD who they had lapped several times over.
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4y ago
> It's because the majority of homelessness is an issue of mental health. This isn't true or at least it doesn't start that way. What people don't understand is that there isn't a single homeless population. You
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4y ago
They are making overtures about the vaccine.
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Citation?
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These types of things are incredibly silly. During the Epic vs Apple charade, Apple subpoenaed Steam for financial records as well which the judge forced Steam to comply with. The fact that a situation completely unrelated to me can force m
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4y ago
I know several people that have died or almost died from Widowmaker heart attacks. Seeing a cardiologist and cardio in general is one of those things that a lot of men ignore because they feel healthy but it cannot be stressed enough, once
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4y ago
Are the lectures available somewhere? This is one of those courses I would love to audit.
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I've used KDE for several years and it's gotten less stable for me. It doesn't fail loudly but there are just minor things in almost every KDE application that make it weird to use. Most recently the Night Color in KDE doesn&
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4y ago
I used to do what this tool does but manually when networking. Find someone I wanted to network with then find all of their online accounts to try to find an "in." Definitely very creepy but I if called it networking not stalking
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It's only bad from a privacy perspective if you are sharing things you don't want linked together or are sharing things that can be unintentionally linked back to your real life. If you are the same username across multiple sites
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4y ago
I don't see it as a marketing gimmick. I see it as "I'm depressed and this helped me so this might help other people who are depressed.
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I get where you are coming from but this seems like gatekeeping to me? Who here determines whether or not the author is depressed? Do they need to delve into their past traumas to satisfy the critics?
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4y ago
99% of a web browsers end users do not care if their browser uses Servo, Webkit, etc.
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This line of thinking is why Chrome owns most of the internet. No one else can hope to compete because they just get screeched down.
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As someone who has lived in the pacific north my entire life I have no experience with things like this. Does the southeast build their structures differently knowing they are going to get hammered by hurricanes? Japan builds knowing they n
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I don't understand the point you're trying to make. If I had 6k hours invested in literally anything I'd be pretty upset with it being taken away.
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> Although the angle of: Losing his characters is the best thing that's happening for him due to wasting a very significant part of his life in video games has some merit It has no merit. Do you look at your hobbies as wasting your
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4y ago
That's a matter of opinion and one I disagree with.
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This is my point though. People just complain about whatever syntax they aren't used to using but none of them are inherently more difficult to read.
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I am very much not a beginner and I don't find whitespace sensitive languages hard to read. I don't find Lisp hard to read either. Or C-style languages for that matter. The sheer passion people have towards whitespace vs brackets
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I don't think it matters if there are instances up if they don't work. If the devs quit because they spent of their time trying to circumvent Instagram's blocks then if they quit, it's only a matter of time before it sto
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Creating an AMD version of the Framework I assume takes a lot more work than just hitting up AMD and asking for some CPUs. Should they stop all other product development while waiting on AMD?
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I hope this works out for them. The largest market for Chromebooks are schools but are schools willing to pay Frameworks price? I don't believe so but I hope I'm wrong.
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When this project's last release is doesn't matter if they are forwarding your URL to a project where all the instances are shut down.
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Didn't the devs behind bibliogram say they were done because of how aggressively Instagram tries to block these alternatives? Maybe I'm misremembering that
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Nvidia realized they can charge whatever they want and are taking full advantage of that. Hopefully Intel, AMD and used cards are able to bring them down a peg.
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4y ago
So the zombie apocalypse starts with Beyond Meat
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