Yokolos

9 ms·

91.
by Yokolos 11mo ago
This is specific to the UK. What does it have to do with Europe? So, that's a laugh and a fucking half coming from what's likely an American. The US is already as close to a fascist dictatorship as you can get in a democracy with
92.
Challenges and Benefits of Upgrading Sea of Thieves From C++14 to C++20 [video](youtube.com)
1 points by Yokolos 1y ago|0 comments
93.
by Yokolos 1y ago
Who will catch it, when and how?
94.
by Yokolos 1y ago
I never said there are examples. However, "who you are" matters, even if you don't care. At least when the who is known, we can guage the trustworthiness and what bias exists, because there's always a bias. When who is n
95.
by Yokolos 1y ago
The difference is that we know who's running archive.org. We don't know who's running archive.is. That's perfectly fine for private use but unacceptable for a site like Wikipedia. It's not that difficult.
96.
by Yokolos 1y ago
I've never seen anybody recommend WebSockets instead of REST. I take it this isn't a widely recommended solution? Do you mean specifically for mobile clients only?
97.
by Yokolos 1y ago
I've looked for articles and don't see anything about US weapons. It would be very strange, indeed, but supposition isn't proof and I can't find anything suggesting the US is involved in anyway. Colour me surprised, tbh.
98.
by Yokolos 1y ago
China? https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/news/2025/05/sudan-advance... I haven't found any articles implicating the US, which has export sanctions on Sudan. The only thing I could find was some
99.
by Yokolos 1y ago
They generally patch much faster than Google.
100.
by Yokolos 1y ago
Reminds me of that one case a few weeks back where Graphene wasn't allowed to release a patch because Google wasn't planning on releasing a patch for it for a few more months.
101.
by Yokolos 1y ago
I don't understand how you can have mixed feelings about this. > However, when it comes to publishing apps to the store, This isn't about publishing apps to the Play Store. If that's all this was about, we wouldn't gi
102.
by Yokolos 1y ago
> won't have a hard time with the developer verification process Unless any government powerful enough has reason to make Google reject developers. Hell, doesn't even have to be a government. Do anything that annoys Google, g
103.
by Yokolos 1y ago
The best example for this is aviation. Insanely complex from the machines to the processes to the situations to the people, all interconnected and constantly interacting. But we still do "root cause" analyses and based on those fi
104.
by Yokolos 1y ago
But they did introduce a cheaper sedan this month. It happens to be called the Model Y as well. This is unambiguously true. I think your reading comprehension needs work. It's not saying this is the only Model Y or that there is no oth
105.
by Yokolos 1y ago
It does. It provides everything SteamOS does. So if SteamOS doesn't support the Xbox Ally X, why install SteamOS?
106.
by Yokolos 1y ago
What does a brown flag tell us?
107.
by Yokolos 1y ago
Maybe they need to invent a time machine to start getting immigrants from different time periods?
108.
by Yokolos 1y ago
That's wild. Does any other company have this problem?
109.
by Yokolos 1y ago
Ngl, that sounds like my dream job.
110.
by Yokolos 1y ago
Aren't they waiting for DDR6?
111.
by Yokolos 1y ago
... people care about definitions. We all care about definitions. What are you even talking about? We're not politicians and we're arguing definitions. Dude, go out and touch grass.
112.
by Yokolos 1y ago
Then by definition it's not universal and it's not UBI anymore ...
113.
by Yokolos 1y ago
What may work anecdotally can't necessarily be used for official recommendations for a large range of users across an unknown range of hardware configurations. If it works for you, that's fine. That isn't sufficient to make a
114.
by Yokolos 1y ago
Sure. Now name people who are more deserving of the Nobel peace prize as this woman and explain their accomplishments and why it should make them a better pick. I'll wait. I don't really understand what you're arguing for or
115.
by Yokolos 1y ago
A lot of brand name clothing manufacturers don't sell their products on Amazon anymore. So you can assume anything with a brand name across many clothing types to be counterfeit and not worth buying. It seems like shoes are one of the
116.
by Yokolos 1y ago
Honestly, that's the most noteworthy part of this. The EU hasn't pursued any site that just blocks EU access (see any number of US sites than aren't GDPR compliant and I can't access from Europe). The UK is threatening t
117.
by Yokolos 1y ago
I think it's an incredibly spoiled perspective that anything that becomes a chore is no longer fun or worth doing. Practicing piano is a chore. Repeating the same piece, the same finger movements for an hour or two isn't necessari
118.
by Yokolos 1y ago
Because no matter how much the YouTube app may suck in various ways, it's still vastly better than NewPipe and LibreTube in UX and much more enjoyable to use. So I'd rather use a patched version where the bad parts are removed ove
119.
by Yokolos 1y ago
I don't mean to say that I don't believe it happens. It seems quite plausible to me. I'm just wondering whether it's a regional issue.
120.
by Yokolos 1y ago
I've been ordering on Amazon in Germany for a good 20 years now and I've never received a counterfeit item. Is it not a thing here? Does it primarily affect certain countries? Am I insanely lucky?

More ›