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6y ago
This is why I like my accounts unbundled. One account per service thanks. Far too many horror stories of Rift users getting their facebook account banned without the option to have it reviewed and then losing access to all the games they ha
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6y ago
Youtube is in between a rock and a hard place as well as all user generated content sites. Either they automate removing content and end up removing some of the good with the mountains of bad, or they do it manually which costs a fortune an
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6y ago
Sometimes they aren't actually taking money. They are just shilling products so that other brands think they are paid to promote products and will actually pay them for the promotion.
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6y ago
I don't really care tbh. Spotify is a non essential and easily replaceable service. If paid spots in playlists start to degrade my experience I can move to an alternate platform. If they don't degrade my experience, then thats gre
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6y ago
>something exists that isn't being used to it's full potential In a way it is, the extra capacity gets used to manage wear. So it can distribute load over the cells to make the overall battery last longer. Same thing we have in
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6y ago
A heat pump would be far more efficient if you have the ability to install one in your room.
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6y ago
Will they really require these gpus though? In my experience you can play virtually everything on a 4-5 year old card on some level of provided graphics settings. IMO people obsess far too much on turning games up to the top setting when th
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6y ago
News sites can opt out via robots.txt if they don't want to be in Google's listings.
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6y ago
Googles marketing team is so hopeless we can't even work out what they are doing about this issue.
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6y ago
Its not bizarre. Its protectionism, the government has strong relations with people whos business models are failing and rather than help them on a path to being successful organically, they chose to simply suck money from other successful
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6y ago
Those pages were probably in the news category.
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6y ago
They are only a nuisance right now. Almost all of the issues you encounter are minor implementation problems and not fundamental issues with sandboxing or flatpak. Things are getting better.
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6y ago
Maintainers do not review code. At best they test it to make sure it works. The Debian maintainers let in a timebomb borderline malware in to the xscreensaver package without them noticing it. Maintainers do not have the time or ability to
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6y ago
The whole idea of extensions is fundamentally broken. You are letting an unknown person who you have no way to trust or hold accountable access all of your web data. It can't be fixed without crippling the system. You can't sandbo
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6y ago
The future is sandboxed apps with flatpak. Who cares if Spotify is malware when it can't access anything. Wayland, SELinux, Flatpak, PipeWire. These will save us or at least reduce the problem of evil maintainers. This model has been t
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6y ago
You can still return text data, you don't need to execute it.
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SilverRed
6y ago
Could we have? There is no way to determine that mining didn't create the demand for renewables that would have not existed otherwise.
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6y ago
When do you sell it though? If you had coins from 2011, is now the time to sell? What if it goes up 100x next year.
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6y ago
The last point is the big one. Almost no one would have carried on through the last 3 bitcoin bubbles if they did buy at the start.
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6y ago
This reminds me of the people moving out to the middle of no where because they claim to be sensitive to wifi.
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6y ago
Back then it would have been fine since the monitors were small and square.
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6y ago
Or perhaps more likely, they did think about transgender people but their is simply nothing they can do about it because their tool does not have enough available input data to factor this in. Just like the tool can not know if I have long