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Compared to US's military use of Starlink (very well documented, for years) [1] it's nothing When caught red handed in Ukraine, i remember when Elon Musk had to then try to hide/cover [2] it by claiming they had asked for fun
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Microsoft sticking to XAML is one of their biggest mistake ever WRT native UIs, no wonder it's a dreaded target Then you have both Google and Apple who invested massively into new languages and framework to facilitate the developments
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4y ago
https://github.com/ocornut/imgui/issues/3075#issuecomment-60...
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Most indie games from steam are available on iOS/Android [1] AAA companies all are releasing their games on iOS/Android Genshin Impact is another example of a popular AAA game on mobile, same for Riot games, all on mobile You'
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4y ago
That's weird that the author completely ignores popular projects like ImGui [1] or lvgl, maybe the author wanted to talk about W.I.P. GPU based UIs written in Rust only? In that case, there doesn't seems to be a lot of choice [1]
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The only way for Apple to win gamers is to release a Nintendo Switch competitor, an Apple handheld with a M2 ship; that would be interesting to see And no, i personally don't count an iPhone as a handheld console, touch screen controls
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4y ago
People mostly use Google to find ChatGPT website People will still look for ChatGPT website They won't look for "Bing" to use ChatGPT It's similar with Edge, even after they moved to Chromium, most people use it to downl
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4y ago
WSA is a VM Anbox/Waydroid are containers, they are native
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not just the GC, but also the JIT is a problem .NET platform is server focused, it does a lot at runtime, including recompiling bunch of functions It was a huge problem before Unity had the IL2CPP target, you had to deal with the slow cold
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4y ago
> At that point, things went crazy. There was talk of Nobel Prizes (I wasn’t buying it). There were official complaints from the French embassy about French scientists not being adequately recognized. There was upset at Thinking Machines
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Yet again, one mustn't go against the "american exceptionalism"[1] dogma, that's sad to hear The result of this ego-centric americanism; Russia able to develop their supersonic weapons before anyone in the west, thanks t
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This doesn't answer my question, why not capture it? why destroy it? It's not "physically impossible" since the balloon is flying up there
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4y ago
Haha, love reading stories like this, considering all my past comments on the matter and the origin of bitcoin kept getting flagged
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US: "we want to look like the good guys, let's pretend we want to create peaceful link, let's send Blinken" also the US: "hey, let's create this story, and cancel the visit as a result, we'll get the inter
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To me that whole story looks suspicious, why would china send spying balloons over there? in a strategic region full of lithium mines, you wouldn't want to scare your potential future partners So it's probably fake balloons in an
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https://github.com/search?q=%22%28int%29+System.currentTimeM...
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The world is not ready for the "Epochalypse", let's see what will collapse first, our civilization or our computers https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Year_2038_problem
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How can this company get away with this for decades and still win government / military contracts that are on the same level of this mediocrity btw This is insane
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You don't say: a painting using cubism style is a "Picasso" The author that popularized it doesn't get attribution de-facto for every paintings that uses cubism Slightly rotating your missile propulsion system with an au
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that's not the "term", that's "as seen in X anime" bastardizing technical "terms" irritates me
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They have been experimenting with "auto-pilot" for cars for years https://web.archive.org/web/20110630104552/http://media.vw.c...
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4y ago
Only the US should be allowed to spy on the EU, no the EU themselves :)
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4y ago
misleading title, that's some FUD, it's the Intel onen, it's now a deprecated architecture if you ask me, that's a good investment, if you plan to sell one in few decades
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I don't know if that's the image compression, but the font looks very blurry.. they need to fix that asap Also i'm not a fan of the color scheme, they'll need to make things a little bit more vibrant Looks like it's
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Most beautiful and polished distro, the UI/UX is consistent across the entire ecosystem, that's great to see I still find it sad that they mimic the stupid gnome design philosophy WRT the top bar, the lack of proper global menu is
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4y ago
you only loose if you refuse to debate OP got it wrong
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It's not "Google Fi Data Breach" it is "Google Fi affected by T-Mobile data breach" https://9to5google.com/2023/01/30/google-fi-data-breach-tmob...
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People depending on github is the problem, if it breaks then the whole world breaks, that's a huge problem, here is the proof
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Interesting details, thanks for sharing your thoughts
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Few weeks ago they were against the US sanctions and were telling everyone it be difficult without China and worse, it wouldn't have the desired effect [1] (for that point looks like they were correct) Then China unveiled a parent for
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