Miraste

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by Miraste 7y ago
It might be longer than five years, but the market has massive potential. I've owned a bunch of headsets, and I demo them to anyone who wants to try one. The reactions go like this: initial shock and awe (more and more so as the tech h
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Krita's also active and improving rapidly, unlike GIMP. I have high hopes for it.
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by Miraste 7y ago
The problem is that a much, much higher percentage of the UK fits under protected, iconic, or difficult to adapt.
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by Miraste 7y ago
Sort of. The EU ratified the UN's officiously-titled Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities in 2010, but actual disability access comes down to local laws. Only some EU members implement the standards, and they usually a
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By not having the ADA.
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Wait, so what do you do that Gutenberg doesn't?
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In one of the Hitchhiker's Guide books, Arthur ends up on a planet of people with Neolithic technology and is very excited to recreate civilization, until he realizes that the only modern artifact he understands how to make from scratc
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by Miraste 7y ago
They recently redid the interface to behave much more like Photoshop by default. It's a lot better.
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OpenAI is a for-profit corporation now. It's in their interest to use as many buzzwords as possible to attract that sweet venture capital, regardless of whether said buzzwords have any base in reality.
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by Miraste 7y ago
Azure has solid integration with most Microsoft products. The more of a Microsoft tech stack a company already has, the easier a sell it is. If you're using .NET, Azure is easier to set up and easier to maintain. If you're not alr