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The EU wouldn't need to if the US gave a crap about regulating their own companies. What's the state of privacy regulations in the US? Anti-trust? Power cable standardisation? Nothing. Well then. I'm not surprised though. Whe
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2y ago
> That’s the conclusion of a new report published this week by the Global Commission on the Economics of Water—a group of leading scientists and economists formed in 2022 whose mission is to assess the state of Earth’s hydrological syste
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2y ago
You working hard doesn't change the facts. Velocity doesn't excuse anti-competitive behavior. I would've thought the DoJ case against Microsoft would've taught you that you can't just do whatever you want because it
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2y ago
This doesn't fly when you're a company the size of Microsoft with the kind of influence and power they have. You can't just ignore the possibility or effects of engaging in anti-competitive behavior simply because it's c
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2y ago
One month of pay vs years of stagnant wages, concessions in regards to health care, as well as pensions getting axed. https://fortune.com/2024/09/13/boeing-machinists-vote-strike... Hmmm. I wonder if you have
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2y ago
> but what is special about preservation Because it's the only thing that will be left of us in 100, 500, 1000, 10000 years. Whatever we care to preserve today will be what will be left to our descendants. It always matters more tha
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2y ago
> If it is reasonable that someone needs to preserve something because it has been abandoned, then the thing should automatically be in the public domain. Yeah, you go ahead and get that through every Western government. We'll fix t
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2y ago
A lot of ideologically-driven people here who are staunchly anti-nuclear no matter what. It's tiring.
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2y ago
In the modern era, waste is basically the 8th sin. Inefficiency is a moral failure for these people. You're only allowed to have just enough hospital beds to accommodate the current demand with a little leeway. You're only allowed
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2y ago
Proven by all the uranium 235 I've produced in Factorio before ever building a nuclear reactor.
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2y ago
You're on Hacker News. We don't care about anybody except users of open source software.
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2y ago
I've recently discovered it isn't just per SoC. It's per device. You can't even buy a new laptop with an existing SoC without first checking how far along the manufacturer of that specific device is with mainlining the d
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2y ago
I really wish the EU would have their own organisation for creating an internet archive that at the very minimum mirrored IA. This is our history and there's only a single place now that has any significant archive of it. It seems like
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2y ago
I simply can't comprehend why people are so all-in on ARM. Snapdragon X Elite support in the Linux kernel is still a work in progress. There's still no GPU driver. It's been months. Is this going to happen every time there&
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2y ago
What did you migrate to?
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2y ago
It helped anybody and everybody that wanted to travel for any reason. It meant I could go to the nearest big city to catch a movie at an IMAX theatre, something that was significantly more expensive before. You don't need a big train s
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2y ago
Good for you. I've seen it and folders like Installer balloon to absurd sizes.
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2y ago
The nature of online games has changed. There's a huge difference between the predatory nature of modern multiplayer games vs Battlefield, Counter-Strike, Quake, AoE2, etc.
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2y ago
It's extremely weird to me that phones weren't categorically banned in schools until the recent trend. When I went to school in the 90s and early 00s, phones were banned from class, and in some schools I went to, even on campus.
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2y ago
Man, I love reading, but I simply can't focus on reading a long book on my phone. There are too many distractions, too many urges that are way too easy to satisfy with all sorts of time wasters. So if I, as somebody who reads a lot of
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2y ago
There's a subdirectory in the Windows folder (WinSxS) that can easily eat up 50+GB and deleting files there or in the Installer subdirectory can easily break things like updating any Adobe products you might have installed (which I
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2y ago
This is lazy criticism and honestly, I'll take a name like Epyc over Intel Core Ultra 7 258V or Ryzen AI 9 HX 370. > Looks like the folks downvoting me are massive, massive fans of that THREADRIPPER architecture. Yes, it must be eve
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2y ago
The 7950x3D is rated at 120w TDP. 320w seems quite high.
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> It should not force companies to build parts for you. If a company is unable to provide long-term support in the form of replacement parts, then they shouldn't be allowed to sell it to consumers. For decades, and for most devices,
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2y ago
That update was yesterday. I'm very concerned that IA is still down. What's going on? Edit: This seems to be a newer update https://x.com/brewster_kahle/status/1844790609573277792 but I'm still conc
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2y ago
This sounds awesome. That said, why is every link in that description just a useless link to some Twitter profile? I would've at the very least expected a link to some press release about this new SNES port. Edit: Apparently the only o
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2y ago
Did the first claw even sell well? That said, the Steam Deck competitors aren't interesting to me without the touchpads and four back buttons.
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2y ago
Weird. I've seen far better results elsewhere.
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2y ago
Lunar Lake gaming performance is incredible on Windows. It makes me want the Steam Deck 2 to be based on the next Intel platform. That said, the Linux graphics drivers are terrible ( https://www.phoronix.com/review/lun
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2y ago
As somebody who deals with game ISOs all the time (whether old PC games or old console games), I'm left mildly confused by the comments saying ISO is irrelevant. There's tons of media out there where the sane way to distribute the
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