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4y ago
a cooldown to a feature that will just affect at how spammy you are to your surrounding iPhones vs freezing a family bank account that affects the life of your entire family one is not life threatening, the other is one doesn't suppres
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I find this story fascinating considering Canada froze protesters bank account https://www.nytimes.com/2022/02/22/world/americas/canada-pro... Adding a AirDrop cooldown seems nothing compared to tha
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4y ago
I talk about Kotlin Native, not Kotlin
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4y ago
Another failure for Kotlin Native, what a sad shitshow.. They were warned many years ago about ownership/concurrency/compile speed, they didn't listen at all A vision alone doesn't matter, you need skilled engineers and
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4y ago
Time to investigate - who came up with that idea - what partner got selected - who lobbied - what technologies did they use - what cloud platform did they choose I remember about that news last year, but forgot about it, thanks for remind u
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4y ago
Good thing that i do not trust both Microsoft and Mozilla myself already
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4y ago
That's a great one
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4y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VMzmW9XULHM History repeats itself, or perhaps it never ended, or rather it already ended
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Digital yuan to spread its wings
(chinadaily.com.cn)
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Another evidence of the origin of Bitcoin/Satoshi, it is a CIA/FED project, they planned the digitalization of the economy and society ahead of time How can you do that while making sure the tech is battletested? you let people bu
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4y ago
I love gamedev, it's an industry that forces you to write code that runs fast on a wide range of devices It's getting lost with unity/unreal and their asset store that bastardize the craft But when you are on a mission to mak
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4y ago
I have the feeling that it was a failed attempt at poisoning Binance, it was indeed a crime, an organized crime with the help of government funded institutions, that's pretty obvious at this point, based on the massive echo from the pr
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4y ago
9yo with a smartphone on social media? Their parents are the problem
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Being a "toxic, condescending douche" wasn't my intention, i apologies if you felt that way That, however, doesn't invalidate what i said about the information, them having poor UX is none of my problems
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4y ago
The picture is becoming clearer :) Don't be scared of death if you step on uncharted territories, only death lies ahead
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> How is it relevant to randomly guess that something has happened to accounts? I didn't "randomly guess", if you click on the twitter link, it says "This account doesn't exist", it existed before, therefore
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4y ago
Thanks! i hate these different mastodon urls Also shouldn't the profile still be visible? To me it looks removed, not disabled
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Jane Manchun Wong Twitter account no longer exist
(twitter.com)
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Antiwar Activists Who Flee Russia Find Detention, Not Freedom, in the U.S.
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4y ago
What kind of obscurantism is that? Russia is abandoning the ISS, China will replace it, we should be thankful, we can continue research and dream about space exploration again We should also be thankful for all the scientific breakthroughs
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4y ago
> All in the middle of Chinese pro democracy demonstrations like in the good ol'days of 1989 pro-democracy? the west likes to exaggerate everything that's happening in foreign countries it's just about the zero-covid polic
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From self-sufficient continent, to a giant retail store that imports everything from NA Who voted for this policy? was it a democratic vote? or it's an authoritarian policy? If that was not democratic, who is the lobby?
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Thanks for the link, i like that philosophy, Sony/Microsoft got a lot to learn, i stopped being interested with consoles right at the PS3 gen, the race for photo realism in gaming made me loose interest Indies are the ones who saved PC
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no, just the steam client, it's using CEF [1], wich is what electron uses [1] - https://github.com/chromiumembedded/cef
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4y ago
> - Has a nearly unusable store front where discovery is basically impossible A store is a place to buy games, i don't want no algorithm telling me what i "should" buy, you can easily manipulate it to promote your friends
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Steam Deck is: - very big and heavy - button placement is very bad (as a result of the size) - steam software is just bad, slow and resource intensive (it's basically a web browser powered by chromium) - not every games are compatible
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4y ago
"beaten and kicked" why such strong words? Looks like he just fine and was just arrested: https://twitter.com/TGTM_Official/status/1596987324822622208
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The lobby must be paying good money It's like with pesticide, "residue is safe to eat people, trust!"
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Any language that's implemented in C++ already starts with a handicap That's nice to see they went with C I like the syntax
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They always wanted to build their "blackberry" like ecosystem, now it's possible with their fleet of low altitude satellites with starlink By "they" i mean the CIA, they always hated RIM for building their own secur
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