SirLotsaLocks

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by SirLotsaLocks 6y ago
> We're in 2020 nobody here cares about what happened 100 years ago correction: you don't care about what happened 100 years ago. You don't care because it doesn't affect you. 100 years ago isn't very long ago at
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by SirLotsaLocks 6y ago
also I feel that its worth noting that "avoiding work whenever possible" isn't something you can ascribe to just one group of people. Most people don't love working, which makes it easy to pin it on a specific type of pe
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by SirLotsaLocks 6y ago
Yes it's called Plasma Mobile
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by SirLotsaLocks 6y ago
yeah I was really excited until I got to that point.
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by SirLotsaLocks 6y ago
or we could all move to something decentralized like peertube. It doesn't need to all be hosted by one company.
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by SirLotsaLocks 6y ago
I get what you're saying but what if because of this people start to use decentralized alternatives? Open source programs with sufficient support don't take as much money to run and develop as a proprietary service would. Obviousl
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by SirLotsaLocks 6y ago
It's beautiful, I love the blur effect and the colors and the rounding it's all gorgeous.
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Bethesda adds Denuvo anti-cheat which operates at ring zero as a driver(pcgamer.com)
16 points by SirLotsaLocks 6y ago|1 comments
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by SirLotsaLocks 6y ago
yeah, I feel like it will be several years before it's polished enough for normal gaming usage and it becomes more than just a cool gimmick.
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by SirLotsaLocks 6y ago
I thought this was already established for a while now
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by SirLotsaLocks 6y ago
yes, it's a cool idea but I wouldn't want something like this from Huawei.
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by SirLotsaLocks 6y ago
exactly, buying a PC and putting Linux on it is one thing, but laptops nowadays are very locked down and hard to modify. if you want a laptop with Linux, you better hope the hardware works out if the box because otherwise you are in for day
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by SirLotsaLocks 6y ago
Yeah, I signed up for a computer science class in 7th and 8th grade and this is all we did programming related, didn't learn much at all.
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by SirLotsaLocks 6y ago
it's basically to windows what Linux was to Unix, except it's still in the early 90s stage compared to Linux.
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by SirLotsaLocks 6y ago
yeah it's basically to windows what Linux was to Unix back in the day. hopefully some day it will be viable, but maybe it won't. there's only one way to find out
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by SirLotsaLocks 7y ago
I just rewatched it last week, amazing show. Second season was less so, and it had a much different cyberpunk feel than the first, but it's still fun to watch if you don't pay attention too hard
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by SirLotsaLocks 7y ago
One of the USA's biggest failures in this crisis is how they somehow managed to make the pandemic a poltical problem. Now they have divided their nation so that now half of the population believes its a hoax
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by SirLotsaLocks 7y ago
it's partially open source, so you don't get the stuff you mentioned.
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by SirLotsaLocks 7y ago
His videos actually got me into operating systems, from his covering of more obscure alternatives to his videos on previous attempts that failed.
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by SirLotsaLocks 7y ago
Yeah, until they can get their act together on the security side this has no chance to become as widely used like androidOS/iOS. For some places this is less important than others. But as countries seem to be looking into digital-only
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by SirLotsaLocks 7y ago
Yeah, I am still in high school, so I do not have a job yet, but I did home school for a time, and I really don't have the ability to work anywhere near maximum capacity when I'm at home for a good week or two until I can get into
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by SirLotsaLocks 7y ago
It really is, I've been using ddg for a few months now near exclusively. The bangs, though I still haven't gotten particularly fluent in them, really help sell it for people who aren't sure (like I was). Now like others in th
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by SirLotsaLocks 7y ago
I wish people would stop trying to make any electric car a "tesla killer". It keeps people from seeing electric cars as normal cars that just don't run on gas and instead as a different type of car altogether.
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by SirLotsaLocks 7y ago
to be fair, a lot of people are stuck in jobs that don't give them the benefits they want, don't pay them enough, or just don't suit them very well but they can't quit and get a new job because they aren't paid enou
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by SirLotsaLocks 7y ago
Is there a current gen operating system that maintains this appearence style?
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by SirLotsaLocks 7y ago
Samsungs browser also has adblock
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by SirLotsaLocks 7y ago
I use BlockAda, It functions like a VPN which can be annoying if you use a VPN a lot but otherwise it is a simple on off switch for people who aren't very savvy with their phones.
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by SirLotsaLocks 7y ago
the new UI is so uncomfortable to use, I don't like how bloated websites are becoming, but usually I can cope with it. Reddit's is just bad. It's buggy, it's inconsistent, and its resource-intensive.
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by SirLotsaLocks 7y ago
remember what the USSR did with chernobyl? They constantly downplayed the numbers to save face. I suspect that's what they're doing here. No 100% guarantee but considering the CCP's record of doing everything they can to main
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by SirLotsaLocks 7y ago
I generally dislike this, and it's still not a great situation but I'd be down to see google to be put in their place to be honest.

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