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by Shared404 3y ago
> So you're just going to ignore the gacha mechanics? https://kotaku.com/zelda-tears-of-the-kingdom-switch-gacha-g ... Even those mechanics barely qualify as gambling imo. When you find one of the dispensers, if you
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by Shared404 3y ago
I'm convinced that barring kids who are exclusively homeschooled, every kid has a way to bypass these restrictions either by themselves or with a classmates help. Source: was a kid not that long ago.
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by Shared404 3y ago
> which is an existence proof that you can run a kernel of your choice and userland of your choice Isn't LineageOS dependent on the original kernel of the phone for blobs? My understanding is that the device specific downloadable ve
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by Shared404 3y ago
To be fair, the last two Pokemon games were atrociously optimized cash grabs. They look like Gamecube games honestly, and are generally not impressive from a technical standpoint. I don't necessarily disagree with the overall point, bu
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by Shared404 3y ago
just not in the US != only in the EU
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by Shared404 3y ago
Isn't Azure a much higher percentage of profit than Windows or Office for MS at this point?
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by Shared404 3y ago
Heck, that's more than what most people I know get at home
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by Shared404 3y ago
To me it sounds a bit more restricted than any Linux. Any Debian isn't too bad though.
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by Shared404 3y ago
I've always bounced off of Minetest at the "build a game out of modpacks" stage. Anyone have recommendations? Nodecore looks fun, am open to others as well.
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by Shared404 3y ago
Speaking as a past kid trying to play video games on school laptops, I'm really grateful for the experience. Some of my first experience with reverse engineering/pentesting methodologies came from extracting flash games from websi
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by Shared404 3y ago
HN is a free to access website, that anyone interested in tech can stumble across at any time and access with any personal budget (assuming they've landed an web capable device) I was in high school with a basically non-existent budget
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by Shared404 3y ago
> Mastedons never going to go mainstream. It's too convoluted and complicated to explain how it works to someone with a moderate level of skill in IT, let alone your average every day person. Email's never going to go mainstrea
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by Shared404 3y ago
Justine Tunney, Mekka Okereke, Christine Lemmer-Webber. Three off the top of my head. I wonder why it is you wouldn't have run into any...
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by Shared404 3y ago
It’s hard to overstate... Popped up as well
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by Shared404 4y ago
Slightly off topic, but I quite like this video over Decentraland/the metaverse: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EiZhdpLXZ8Q It's an in depth look/critique.
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by Shared404 4y ago
GNOME is default, and integrated well enough that I do use it personally (only on Pop - it's _much_ better in the context of S76's customization). That said, you can also install and use KDE or whatever other packaged WM/DE y
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by Shared404 4y ago
I'm in a similar boat and am very excited for COSMIC https://blog.system76.com/post/more-on-cosmic-de-to-kick-off... . GNOME frustrates me so Pop_OS is the only place I currently use it. Will likely be moving all
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by Shared404 4y ago
> Only downside I've seen is that it's still X11. From what I read there were Wayland stability issues so they are giving that more time to bake. I believe their in house DE is going to be Wayland based. I'm personally ver
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by Shared404 4y ago
I suspect that the difference in views is at least partially related to location - pclmulqdq sound's like something that I've heard from people in the Appalachians before, while your experience very much matches what I've obs
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by Shared404 4y ago
s/ on HN// But also here, yes.
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by Shared404 4y ago
I've not seen it yet on Ubuntu, at least not through the default update path - occasionally I'll see a pop up for "firmware update available" though. Windows will automatically deploy the BIOS update along with any other
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by Shared404 4y ago
If it's running Windows then sometimes BIOS updates can be delivered through Windows update. Yes it's just as bad an idea as it seems. Source: Dealt with it occasionally at a computer repair shop I worked at.
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by Shared404 4y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35263734 helped explain it for me.
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by Shared404 4y ago
Very true, and I'd expect graphic designers and most dev's to know that. I've worked with enough people who only had the optimized assets because "Well optimized is better, right?" [0] that I thought it was worth po
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by Shared404 4y ago
My no contract phone provider is broken by adblock, and will shadow ban my IP temporarily if I forget to entirely disable it and then grant all permissions the site requests. I still install uBlock Origin on most of my friends computers, bu
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by Shared404 4y ago
Yep. I agree with "banning" TikTok, but only by methodology which will hit all of the US social media companies as well. No one is owed a business model, and I think we've seen all the evidence we need to to see that Facebook
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by Shared404 4y ago
While you're not wrong, I'm gonna put my graphic designer hat back on for the first time since high school and point out that sometimes you _do_ want those invisible elements still there, especially if you're gonna want to do
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by Shared404 4y ago
I believe that there is hardware accelerated video now, though I haven't had hands on a Pi4 to test.
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by Shared404 4y ago
I do like this document, but this is worth a read: https://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Eric_S._Raymond
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by Shared404 4y ago
Can second having heard "falling star" in English as well, though "shooting star" is more common. Maybe a result of regional dialect/language exchange in high immigration areas?

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