Toutouxc

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by Toutouxc 4y ago
Just FYI, it's been called "macOS" for the last eight years. The last OS X was El Capitan.
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by Toutouxc 4y ago
Surprisingly I’m not that anxious yet. Electricity, gas and food prices are going up and I know even worse times are coming, but as a developer I make almost three times the median income. If I get into trouble financially or if I can’t fin
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by Toutouxc 4y ago
Are you sure about the ban? I can see all your posts before and including this one (but none after).
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by Toutouxc 4y ago
Subnautica takes ages to load.
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by Toutouxc 4y ago
> Here (the Negev) we have these random shootings almost every evening. Interesting, I thought you people were generally pretty well trained and professional with your guns.
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by Toutouxc 4y ago
Sorry, but what does X-plane on iOS have to do with browser Doom? Also some of the planes in mobile Xp are terribly simplified (A320), the controls suck and the clouds render in pink on iPad Mini 6.
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by Toutouxc 4y ago
I agree with what you’re saying, but you could’ve said it nicer.
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by Toutouxc 4y ago
Just a data point — Ruby, Perl and Python have all been deprecated [0] in macOS. [0] https://developer.apple.com/documentation/macos-release-note...
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by Toutouxc 4y ago
So, what does the scene look like today for realistic space flight sims (i.e. not KSP or Simple Rockets 2)? I remember Orbiter being the jam ten years ago, but I don't think it's even being developed anymore. Does FlightGear have
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by Toutouxc 4y ago
Unsurprisingly, "krk" is also a Czech word, meaning "neck". We do like our vowel-less words.
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by Toutouxc 4y ago
The thing about "short term screwed" is that in some countries the "screwed" is actually "people having to pay more than 100 % of their income for electricity". Theoretically, long term, this could all work out
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by Toutouxc 4y ago
I've noticed people saying this over on MacRumors, but my experience is exactly the opposite. I have a single finger set up as a single fingerprint, on a M1 Air, and it's been 100 % since I got the machine 20 months ago. Like lite
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by Toutouxc 4y ago
Nice, I first parsed that as Welsh or something, before realizing it was Czech. The word "prv" is archaic and could confuse some younger speakers, but the sentence works even without the word as "Chrt zhlt hrst zrn" and
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by Toutouxc 4y ago
> These both rely on (I think) informal/slang way to contract past-tenses. It's called "příklonné -s" and yes, it's mostly used in Common Czech (the informal dialect we use in day-to-day life). I wouldn't ca
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by Toutouxc 4y ago
Has it? I thought the language was built non-extendable and essentially frozen.
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by Toutouxc 4y ago
I'm gonna strike right back with the Czech, perfectly valid, words "vchrstls" and "smrskls" (roughly "you have splashed/thrown/hurled" and "you have shrunk", respectively).
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by Toutouxc 4y ago
Please try more actively not to be a bad driver and don't encourage others to be bad drivers too. You should always be aware of what's going on behind you. It could be the police or it could be an ambulance that you haven't h
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by Toutouxc 4y ago
Are you and your wife just really really tall? I mean, I haven't driven any one of these particular cars, but I drive a 90 HP, 50 MPG sedan that four average adults can fit in comfortably. Some things that American aspiring tank driver
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by Toutouxc 4y ago
No.
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by Toutouxc 4y ago
Was this the case where the screen cracks on its own? You seem to [edit, reworded] be much more angry about it than I'd be if I'd damaged the computer myself.
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by Toutouxc 4y ago
Unless you're doing aerobatics, an Xbox/PS controller is very much useable if you tweak your input curves just right (VERY non-linear) with maybe some smoothing.
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by Toutouxc 4y ago
Is it, really? I mean, it's Turing-complete, nice to use, quite fast... I don't see a reason not to reach for Swift if I want to do some reasonably generic data crunching (instead of say, Java, C++, Crystal or similar languages).
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by Toutouxc 4y ago
I'm not sure whether this is an argument for or against Asahi. The "50 other people in the world" statement is hardly true for a machine offered with a single SoC and zero customization options except RAM size and SSD.
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by Toutouxc 4y ago
I'm right handed and I too hold my phone with my left hand, but that's because I have to use my right hand to touch the screen. I have small hands and I'm unable to use my 74mm-wide phone one-handed. :(
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by Toutouxc 4y ago
In the US maybe, but there are many countries where housing or services are much cheaper, while iPhones cost the same. In the poorer regions of my reasonably modern European country, getting even the base model of every iPhone generation wo
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by Toutouxc 4y ago
What if there is no solution? In my opinion Twitter, YT, FB and others are, at this moment, simply too big for this world and our society. We've created something that should not exist and we have no way of controlling it and no way of
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by Toutouxc 4y ago
The "cheap and easy" solutions literally make the product illegal to be sold. There's only so much heat you can dissipate through the chassis without causing burns to the user, and both the M1 and M2 Airs seem to be bound by
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by Toutouxc 4y ago
So, I guess that every single computer with any CPU that slows down from its max clock frequency under 100 % load "runs so hot it affects performance"? So, like 90 % of laptops out there? (wild guess)
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by Toutouxc 4y ago
There are very few thin and light laptops that can reach thermal equilibrium with their CPUs boosting and under 100 % load. The M2 Air is no different from the M1 Air or any other competitor, it even throttles LESS than the M1 Air. This who
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by Toutouxc 4y ago
It sounds like you know your way around a turbofan, but you wrote some confusing stuff, mainly this: > Now, as this compressed air exits from the back of the engine, it provides a forward thrust. This is something you generally don'

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