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bakugo
2y ago
> the usual "crypto will upend global financial systems/crypto will change the world" hype is conspicuously missing. All the "Blockchain startups" have basically disappeared. NFTs are worthless. There is little&#
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bakugo
2y ago
> My Twitter feed is all things I haven't followed So use the "Following" tab? It's right there, for that exact purpose.
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2y ago
Per instance.
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2y ago
Yeah, the justification given makes absolutely no sense - you are paying more than before even if you stay under the new limit (which is 1/20th of the original!) They also use the word "tariff" several times without elaborati
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bakugo
2y ago
Certainly more intelligent and even-minded than the post itself.
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2y ago
Unreal Engine 5 relies very heavily on temporal algorithms and upscaling to deliver playable performance, which looks fine for stationary shots but often makes it look like someone smeared vaseline all over your screen whenever the camera i
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bakugo
2y ago
Can't wait to play all these stunning Unreal 5 games at 1080p 60fps (upscaled from 720p with DLSS and frame gen) on my $2000 RTX 5090 that draws 500W. Truly next-gen.
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2y ago
The audience Bluesky is currently cultivating is the kind of audience that mashes the report button every time they see something they disagree with, so this isn't surprising. If the user base actually keeps growing at a steady rate, I
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2y ago
I literally forget Threads exists for months at a time. Nobody I know uses it, or has even acknowledged its existence. I see people on other social media talking about their Bluesky and Mastodon accounts and directing people there, but I ha
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2y ago
> Many people perceive much of the speech on X as hateful and extremist because it directly contradicts their core values People disagreeing with you is not "hate and extremism".
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2y ago
MySQL does it by default (or at least InnoDB does).
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bakugo
2y ago
Seems like a classic case of someone making a decision based purely on personal opinion (I don't want to support Gitlab because I don't like it) and then working backwards in an attempt to find arguments to support that decision (
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2y ago
Don't really see what point is being made here. No real criticisms of Gitlab itself, just someone being weirdly upset about being asked to support more than 1 git hosting platform because some people don't want to buy into Microso
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2y ago
At this point I wouldn't even bat an eye if someone tried to sell me an AI toilet that uses an image recognition model to analyze my bowel movements.
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2y ago
Yes, yes, we know. Democracy is over, America is doomed, he's going to start a nuclear war and kill us all, etc. That's what you all said the last time he was elected.
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2y ago
Don't really care much about this election since I'm not a US citizen, but I decided to check out Bluesky as the results were coming in and it confirmed my long-time suspicion that roughly 99% of its users are far left American po
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2y ago
This is true for all social media, and most websites in general, especially around election season. But of course, Twitter gets singled out because it's one of the few websites where the political content doesn't exclusively lean
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2y ago
Not the economic elites, or at least not most of them, otherwise they'd be better funded. Hope that makes sense.
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2y ago
Preaching "racism and xenophobia bad" and then proudly talking about how much you hate everyone of a specific nationality is unfortunately par for the course for modern armchair political activists like Linus. If they didn't
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2y ago
> Scoped storage and the SAF would allow syncthing to do exactly what it needs to do Until you realize that you can't give it access to the Downloads folder, or any folder belonging to another app.
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bakugo
2y ago
If you post something the moderators don't like, your account can be manually rate limited to a max of 5 comments per X (24?) hours.
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2y ago
An app that's supposed to sync your files having access to your files is "too much power" now? It's hard to fathom just how much damage smartphones have done to personal computing, but statements like these are a grim re
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2y ago
Not really, if the game is DRM-free (which is the case for all games on GOG and even some on Steam, plus the Steamworks DRM that most games use is very easy to bypass if there's nothing else in addition to it), you effectively do own i
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2y ago
> For starters: on average, moving away from Fandom doubles the number of people editing Glad to hear I'm not the only one who actively avoids contributing to Fandom wikis because it's effectively doing unpaid labor for a corpo
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2y ago
> You're white colleagues making white jokes. Hiring only white people. Going to white restaurants. Pretty sure white people aren't mass immigrating to India and doing this there.
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2y ago
It's mac-only with seemingly no plans to port it to other platforms, so not really a viable alternative.
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2y ago
> Politicians who claim to be tough on crime are usually just tough on black people and drug users This comment honestly left me speechless.
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2y ago
Nope. This is just like when cryptobros would regularly insist that cryptocurrencies would replace banks by the end of the decade. It's safe to assume that anyone who makes such wild predictions is a bagholder who stands to gain financ
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2y ago
I wish this was actually true. The unfortunate reality is that the average internet user can't tell that they're looking at AI generated content with an AI generated caption and AI generated people posting AI generated comments, a
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2y ago
You don't need to understand how useState works if you're writing a page with a button that increments a number when pressed, from a beginner's tutorial. As soon as you work on any remotely complex codebase, you will run in
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