Tom4hawk

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by Tom4hawk 6y ago
Unfortunately we know the answer and we have data to back it up. EA earned 2x more on FUT and Apex Legends than on normal "full games": https://s22.q4cdn.com/894350492/files/doc_financials/2021/
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by Tom4hawk 6y ago
How do you want to transfer your apps from Google Store? Is there any other service with those apps?
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by Tom4hawk 6y ago
https://gemini.circumlunar.space/
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by Tom4hawk 6y ago
I'm not a person you asked but in my opinion answer is very simple: YES Example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HgtRAbE1nBM&t=43m15s
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by Tom4hawk 6y ago
Product might be decent but Oracle is far from being decent.
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by Tom4hawk 6y ago
So, why is RHEL not using the upstream kernel? It would allow them to avoid those issues with rust&go (and probably other software): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25447752
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by Tom4hawk 6y ago
> What about everybody who built their product on the assumption that there would be a stable CentOS until then? 1. They can start paying RedHat 2. They can hire/delegate someone to maintain patches for them 3. They can migrate to s
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by Tom4hawk 6y ago
People claimed similar things about AMD CPUs and GPUs ;)
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by Tom4hawk 6y ago
Stadia is just Google trying to centralized another thing. Their pricing is ridiculous. Group of people that are ready to pay monthly fee, pay full price for games (and remember - no used copies[big market on consoles] and no competing stor
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by Tom4hawk 6y ago
Oh, makes sense. Thanks for clarification!
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by Tom4hawk 6y ago
I've tried to look it up and it seems that ZFS doesn't work on OpenBSD. Is it some new development?
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by Tom4hawk 6y ago
The only reason to use it on iOS is to synchronize your profile with Firefox Sync.
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by Tom4hawk 6y ago
The situation is weird. I want to give them some money but there is absolutely no way to support firefox development. A long time ago firefox(program) started asking for donations. I've donated 5$(I was a poor student in Poland[1]). Af
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by Tom4hawk 6y ago
Steve Jobs was able to do that with Apple. There is no reason to believe that is not possible with Mozilla. Especially taking into consideration that Mozilla doesn't have to be profitable as a company. Being sustainable would be enough
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by Tom4hawk 6y ago
I think you highlighted another problem. Why Mozilla HQ is located in such an expensive place? There are plenty of cheaper places in the world (even US...).
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by Tom4hawk 6y ago
The problem is that both hardware and software are garbage. Spectre/Meldown & friends are just the tip of an iceberg. We have layers & layers of indirection/abstraction everywhere. We have hardware that lies and tells you
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by Tom4hawk 7y ago
Not everyone lives in USA.
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by Tom4hawk 7y ago
All the customer’s managers including the CEO sided with X, as they concluded that bending the company X to their will was more trouble than an individual. And anyway, I would be paid for the extra work. I absolutely don't understand
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by Tom4hawk 7y ago
I think you are in a startup echo chamber/bubble. Most of the world doesn't have any negative connotations with that word. You cannot cater to everyone...
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by Tom4hawk 8y ago
So what? If apps use more ram/cpu it means that I can use less of them.
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by Tom4hawk 8y ago
It's one thing when more resources allows you to do something that was not possible without them and entirely different thing when you need to throw gigabytes and gigahertz at programs offering less (because minimalism!!!1111!1). What
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by Tom4hawk 8y ago
Because I don't have better things to do than playing whack-a-mole with some stupid advertisement algorithm. I have simpler option: don't use social media, use DDG, uBlock and pay for products you use.
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by Tom4hawk 8y ago
No updates is another issue. But it is a problem created artificially. Somehow my 10 year old Core 2 Duo I'm using as HTPC is still getting updates and is working perfectly fine. > Besides, the processors that are in most low end an
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by Tom4hawk 8y ago
Simple, effective, cheap and ecological solution: make phones with batteries that can be swapped easily by anyone. Radical concept, isn't it?
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by Tom4hawk 8y ago
It was 10 years ago... For people interested: https://www.isotoma.com/blog/2008/05/14/debians-openssl-disa...
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by Tom4hawk 8y ago
Because there are people (like me) who value their privacy/data.
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by Tom4hawk 8y ago
I hope Librem 5 will provide this experience.
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by Tom4hawk 8y ago
GDPR happened. But to be honest, if news site needs so much information about me then I don't want to visit that website...
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Qt for Python 5.11 Released – Qt Blog(blog.qt.io)
3 points by Tom4hawk 8y ago|0 comments
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Qt for Python 5.11 released(blog.qt.io)
4 points by Tom4hawk 8y ago|0 comments

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