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Krutonium
3y ago
GG, Gone for me now.
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3y ago
> European transit-oriented model. In what universe has it failed? Certainly not this one.
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3y ago
Call me when Windows gets proper HIDPI support lmao. As for HDR, that's here or coming in the next couple months.
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3y ago
Your comment describes the obsession perfectly. A clean repository history. It helps with things like... History.
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3y ago
Disagree. The perfect amount of time to cook my favorite brand of Hot Dog in the Microwave is exactly 12 seconds. Shorter and it's too cold, longer and it starts to split.
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3y ago
It's not that they suddenly became unprofitable, it's that they're (partially) owned by Tencent, and Tencent is calling in their dues. Epic took their money to try and unseat Valve, which clearly did not work. Now the economy
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3y ago
My Cable TV package comes with at least 5 different streaming platforms. I only have said package because it actually brings my bills total cost down, somehow.
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Krutonium
3y ago
The answer, as always, is debt.
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3y ago
Or in parts of Canada; Where I am all my power is Nuclear, Hydro, or Solar. Literally near 100% of it, with something between 0 and 5% of it supplemented with natural gas generation for dips.
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3y ago
100%, because Google is using Linux?
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3y ago
In fairness I would be completely not surprised to find out it's on the same hardware as the day it launched, and probably hosts a pile of other static sites besides.
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3y ago
Basically, Right to Repair Lobbying, and giving grants to companies that align with that, as I understand.
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3y ago
And they probably use adblockers too.
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3y ago
As a home user, I agree, that's the best part of the Mixer. God I love it.
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3y ago
I got around 1.5b, not filtering for one user subbed to multiple subreddits.
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3y ago
Personally, I don't care for the ME one way or the other, but I also don't think it's strictly spyware. That being said, Parallel construction is a thing and could be used in every case where the initially got their informati
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3y ago
That specific case sounds like a case of "Because I can and I think it's neat" more than anything.
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3y ago
Even Microsoft has admitted (between the lines) that cloud gaming isn't as profitable as just selling games. And it's not just one company that's failed either. Google, Onlive, Gaikai, there was a company that made a Cloud co
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3y ago
Core Libraries/Kernels, like LibC or The Linux/NT Kernel.
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Krutonium
3y ago
I'd love to see it, but alas, C# developer!
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3y ago
I alternate between "I don't go around recommending X to people. I'm not a weirdo" and "My feedback is that asking for feedback will generate bad feedback (and also stop asking)."
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3y ago
And this is why I absolutely refuse to do the whole HTML and Co. method of doing GUI's to this day. (XAML etc). I use tools like ETO instead where possible, where I define my UI in code, and it's built to the native UI toolkit whe
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3y ago
TIL AdBlockers and co don't exist.
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3y ago
It seems to struggle with keeping context between messages, but it's still pretty good!
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3y ago
I still own a Logitech iFeel mouse from the late 90's early 2000's. It's a heavier mouse that offers force feedback on the desktop, specifically as you move over icons and such. It also gave force feedback in games, such as H
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3y ago
I can't help but to disagree. Just look at Linux Distributions for an example proving you wrong, let alone things like TWRP; a recovery partition that with relatively little work builds and works on most any phone that will take it; or
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3y ago
Device Trees seem like such a step backwards compared to how it is on x86_64 boxes, where searching and discovering all your hardware has long since been standardized.
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3y ago
No, but no reason it couldn't ;P
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4y ago
I've not seen this myself, but I find it suspicious that this is printed at all; Specifically because that means that somehow the nVidia driver has access to print to the specific console. I mean, it could be true, but this feels a lit
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4y ago
Mine is a fish tank. https://github.com/Krutonium
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