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11mo ago
> Haha, what "people"? I mean most people and business treat google as a "trust partner". You should see the sideways looks I get from people when they find out I backup all our gmail to another service and
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11mo ago
Ya sorry I always get it mixed up with the % grade thing. When I'm in my car the dash reads on the hills here between 12° all the way up to 16° on the switchback into the valley. The new market is up a 14° hill. So closer to ~24% grade
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11mo ago
My town is on the side of a volcano, a 30% grade is like the average hill here. That combines with the heavy weight of an ebike, another 50lb+ of cargo in the saddlebags, plus my exceptionally fat ass means I burn through a pair of front br
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11mo ago
I find regen exciting for it's ability to slow down my brake pads getting shredded every month. The fact that I get some energy back from it is mostly a bonus.
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11mo ago
I feel like Steam is the only legitimate option of the 4, the rest are walled gardens. I would have been very excited about this Galaxy XR development a year ago but today I don't care to even scroll down the page. Google's recent
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1y ago
Ah yeah, I misread/misunderstood. I though they were saying they are transitioning INTO an RIR, as in becoming an RIR themselves.
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1y ago
> The project is now transitioning to an RIR (Regional Internet Registry) RIR as in the orgs responsible for managing IP blocks? Huh? What does that actually mean in the context of a website like this?
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1y ago
If I look back at it, GNOME is likely responsible for me abandoning all of my attempts to transition to linux when I was younger. I had no idea KDE or alt desktop environments even existed back then and even now distros don't make it e
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1y ago
Ya no, not gonna work. Even I, a dyed in the wool pirate at heart, pays for Spotify. They are simply too convenient, too functional, too well priced. Like 99.98% of the music I've ever looked up is there, even pirate sites don't h
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1y ago
In general the Tahoe update has been awful for all my end users that decided to update. It's not just electron apps that are the issue btw, just yesterday we ran into an issue with Zoom. It was breaking prompts/popups and by exten
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1y ago
Ok, but what are you talking about? The only android on Windows I know about was the subsystem but that was shackled to the Amazon app store and was killed off when Amazon finally gave up on their app store.
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1y ago
The fact that people continue to willingly subject themselves to the internet without using an adblocker is insane to me.
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1y ago
> Player retention can often suffer over the long-term as such communities establish boundaries and rules, eventually orienting around a small clique of individuals, increasing the friction for integrating new members into the com
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1y ago
> Trusting the client is necessary, because even a 10ms ping means that you're a frame behind, and nobody will play that. Your entire argument against this being a possibility falls apart when you realize the simple fact t
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1y ago
I mean no... there is always a large portion of players that I would never want to play with in any meaningful way, aka racists, screechers, try hards, toxic, etc. I'm perfectly content of feed those people to the bear so me and my fri
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1y ago
I mean no, good players know how and care to get into populated and well moderated servers and absolutely will find the appeals process and get through it. I speak from experience... I funded, ran, and moderated private/community/
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1y ago
> However, the majority of games that have invasive anti-cheat requirements cannot simply remove the requirement, pass off the company's (usually paid!) moderation duties to a bunch of volunteers, and call it a day. Bull,
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1y ago
The 60 bucks license doesn't matter. You just hop to another server. That's the entire point and why community moderation servers work. Why would a hacker keep coming back to a well moderate private server where they onl
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1y ago
As someone that was there at the time and also funded and ran many servers myself I can attest that this is and will always be the only real solution to hackers. But also judging from the other responses you got, the younger gaming communit
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1y ago
It reads as straight up intentional ragebait to me. Especially when they say in the middle they already don't read email threads and use AI to summarize. But they still place a call to action at the end to not send email threads. Why w
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1y ago
I've been a big fan of KDE these past few years so super excited to see this develop further. > Vendor-specific VPNs that require custom out-of-tree kernel modules that cannot be redistributed with the kernel due to license in
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1y ago
Alternatively I went with: > "enter your sn in this form to see if you qualify" > "Your pixel 4a does not qualify" But why? Does it mean my battery is unaffected or their lawyers managed to weasel out of all the ph
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1y ago
> notorious for being basically un-cleanable I don't really think anyone other than OCD/germaphobes thinks about toilet paper rolls in that way and it's certainly not "notorious". I'm pretty sure the general
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1y ago
With USB-C you don't actually have to pay the apple tax on cords or chargers, so in no way should it "cost a fortune".
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1y ago
You absolutely can do modern gaming on it. I literally have 2 friends in our gaming group that are still rocking 970 in their desktops. They have had to replace the fans on the graphics card a few times and a repaste but other than that the
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1y ago
Still no headphone jack makes this a nonstarter, lame.
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1y ago
It seems cool but haven't been able to get it working. I'm downloading terraria assets with the from steam option but its at only 5% after an hour.
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1y ago
I believe the initial not quickly replying is also in itself a type of coping mechanism to try to hang on to any possibility of having productive days. I know if I "just replied quickly" to all of my personal text in a day I would
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1y ago
> Also, if all these were so much concern, I doubt so much of the web would run on Wordpress. I used to run a company that all we did was wordpress, joomla, and drupal maintenance, performance optimization, and hack recovery. It very muc
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1y ago
I don't think I could ever go back to SSR like WordPress. My only real concern with SSG is if the build will work, and even when it doesn't it's never an emergency. Whereas the concerns for something like WordPress is 1. Has
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