LandenLove

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by LandenLove 8d ago
If they really cared about the children, they would drop the big brother age verification and go through with everything else. How many children under the age of 13 are making social media accounts by themselves? Why does every adult that u
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by LandenLove 8d ago
New CPU: :D For AI infrastructure: :(
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by LandenLove 8d ago
There is a lot of stuff here that I don't understand, but the concept of law firms giving user reviews is quite funny to me. Those reviews are going to be the most non-legally binding reviews ever written lol. "Felt like a signifi
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by LandenLove 3mo ago
That was an interesting read! I've been driving in Japan for the last 3 years. Mostly rural, so it's pretty chill. But city driving can be stressful and chaotic. I don't think my heart could take driving in Chinese cities. As
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by LandenLove 3mo ago
Yeah. Websites like https://amiunique.org show more details about your browser.
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by LandenLove 3mo ago
I just heard about that. Won't work in the long term. Either the spammers will create a tool to bypass it, or they will continue to run services in third world countries where people complete captchas for pennies.
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by LandenLove 3mo ago
You are right that foreign powers abuse these platforms, but I don't personally believe that the platforms care. They just want to sell ads. Controversy will likely drive more traffic and more ad conversions.
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by LandenLove 3mo ago
I imagine that the companies who purchase these ads will see a drop in conversions and start to ask questions.
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by LandenLove 3mo ago
It might be a nice stock boost in the short term, but the goal for a majority of these companies is to sell ads. If advertisers see a drop in conversions, I doubt the platforms could keep the fake user ruse going for long.
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by LandenLove 3mo ago
My theory is that age verification is just another way to push human verification. These large tech companies need a way to verify a user is a real person and not an AI bot. Both for displaying ads to real users and cutting down on spam. No
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by LandenLove 3mo ago
I found GDScript to be quite powerful in terms of functionality. I don't have experience in professional game Dev to be aware of the benefits of C# beyond it being the industry standard for Unity. Single threaded audio is a big concern
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by LandenLove 3mo ago
As much as I dislike webdev stuff, I love the way you can distribute entire programs through WASM. Super cool stuff! For those who are interested, I recommend checking out Godot for exporting games on the web. It's really easy to do an
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by LandenLove 3mo ago
I love TF2 as well! To be a little less negative, I will say that game engines like Godot give me lots of hope for the future. It sets a good foundation for future game devs to make something great. Also, game devs now have access to lots o
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by LandenLove 3mo ago
Again, that was a personal take. I understand millions of people are still able to enjoy modern video games. I am primarily an FPS gamer. Old school COD was great. I also love older version of Minecraft. Also most Valve games. Portal 2 bein
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by LandenLove 3mo ago
I don't know what the degradation for NAND storage is, but another aspect that I didn't mention in my original comment is the fragility of disc based media. In terms of scratches and other damage.
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by LandenLove 3mo ago
I was completely unaware that PS5 discs could hold that much data! But that leads me to the next question, what is the read time look like on that? lol. I found this manual on google for the ps5 disc drive, but I don't understand these
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by LandenLove 3mo ago
In my opinion, disc based games have been a ridiculous way to sell modern games because they are physically incapable of storing the amount of game data required for modern AAA games. I understand that they still exist because of the resale
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by LandenLove 3mo ago
I have a simple blog if anyone is interested: https://landenlove.com/
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by LandenLove 3mo ago
I hate everything about modern vehicles. Built cheaply, yet cost a fortune. Are filled with laggy infotainment computers that requires subscriptions and replace reliable and easy to locate climate controls. They are the size of tanks despit
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by LandenLove 3mo ago
Seems like they put a lot of time and effort into this article. It's a shame that I cannot read it because it is covered by, "Sale ends soon. $0.50/week for your first six months year. Subscribe!", on my screen.
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by LandenLove 4mo ago
I have one of these. It's a fun little laptop. My biggest complaint is that it has noticeable coil whine when running under high load.
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by LandenLove 4mo ago
Despite using Firefox, I keep chrome installed in case there is a website that requires it. I have recently started receiving Windows 11 notifications from Chrome, advertising their new AI features. This happens one two different devices. I
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by LandenLove 4mo ago
The part where they highlight the rippling in the lithium battery was interesting. They mention it can accelerate degradation over time. It's unclear if this specific example is within tolerances, but I have seen in other CT scans how
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by LandenLove 4mo ago
Additionally, they fail to recover said account when it's taken over. My father's FaceBook account was hacked (likely through phishing) and it was impossible to contact anyone to get it back. The scum who stole his account also up
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Adding Fake Shadows to My Puzzle Game(qcgeneral29.itch.io)
2 points by LandenLove 4mo ago|0 comments
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by LandenLove 5mo ago
I am pretty sure I purchased my cap and gown instead of renting. But my college was a bit smaller.
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Steam Controller: Official Overview and Quick Start Guide [video](youtube.com)
3 points by LandenLove 5mo ago|0 comments
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by LandenLove 5mo ago
Now do 1x2 using Morse code.
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by LandenLove 5mo ago
I hope they ship to your region soon!
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by LandenLove 5mo ago
Next gen AI is going to become really proficient in scrolling Hacker News.

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