Nkdo

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by Nkdo 10y ago
Not really. The N64 had extremely popular first party games. That's what saved Nintendo's console from going extinct. Another factor in Nintendo's survival was the global popularity of their handheld consoles. Even if you wer
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by Nkdo 10y ago
Piracy was just as rampant on playstation 1 and just like the dreamcast, it didn't require the use of a modchip. Piracy did hurt the sales a bit (on the PS1 too), but it's definitely not why the console died. The dreamcast issue i
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by Nkdo 10y ago
Sigh. Isolated doesn't mean they never, ever receive foreign influences. Take a look at their old, pre-iPhone cell phone industry. Japan didn't "invent" cell phone technology, so clearly they had at some point been influ
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by Nkdo 10y ago
No matter how hard you're wishing it to be true, does not make it so. PyPy will "have" to catch up? in the name of what? PyPy is but one of the many projects that are still thriving in the 2.x ecosystem, there's even a c
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by Nkdo 10y ago
The vast majority of python codebases are still in python 2, even though many of the popular framework have been ported to 3, and there's no reason for most of them to bother with the amount of work it can be to port to py3 when they&#
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by Nkdo 11y ago
Not to mention wasting time that could have actually saved a life. MRI machines are highly expensive and there are always long waiting lists before you can get access to one because those things just don't grow on trees and are a limit
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by Nkdo 11y ago
This is why I encourage all the people I know, who aren't great with computers, to use adblockers: http://i.imgur.com/dzwaKhI.png Saw that ad for what is borderline malware on a fresh install of windows 10 while trying