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811.
by bakugo 3y ago
"not obviously stupid" is entirely subjective. I think the way prettier handles parentheses in JS is very obviously stupid, for example.
812.
by bakugo 3y ago
> directly needs storage expansion Huh? The 419€ Deck model comes with 4x more internal storage than the highest end (~330€) Switch model.
813.
by bakugo 3y ago
This will not allow you to dump saves from an unhacked switch, it only dumps physical games. All saves are stored on the console's internal memory.
814.
by bakugo 3y ago
To understand what "diversity" truly means in a modern context, simply ask yourself this question: have you ever heard anyone claim that the NBA is not diverse enough?
815.
by bakugo 3y ago
This is true. The big turning point was the release of the iPhone, a device that allowed people who didn't know what a computer was to access the internet.
816.
by bakugo 3y ago
Google makes billions in profit every year, yet here you are talking about them as if they're a small company struggling to get by. I'd gladly pay for premium if I knew that money would be invested in making the website better for
817.
by bakugo 3y ago
I've been watching Twitch less and less over the years as the site has slowly drifted away from its original purpose and become more and more infested with boring IRL streams and e-girls who only use it to advertise their onlyfans, eff
818.
by bakugo 3y ago
I just tried asking my pencil to draw me a picture of Mario but nothing happened. What gives?
819.
by bakugo 3y ago
This is the inevitable fate of the entire internet if generative AI isn't banned.
820.
by bakugo 3y ago
If "it has high MAU" is your only metric for whether or not a social platform is doing well, then Facebook is also still extremely successful and not struggling at all. But in reality we all know this isn't true, they likely
821.
by bakugo 3y ago
What's your definition of "a lot of content"? I just logged into it and literally half of my feed was selfies of provocatively dressed women, and the other half was really generic and unfunny memes that I'd expect to see
822.
by bakugo 3y ago
No, it's dead. It has completely vanished from public conscience, I literally forgot it existed for weeks until I saw this post. People don't even bother linking to it as an alternate platform on Twitter anymore, even bsky is way
823.
by bakugo 3y ago
>that it’s diversifying itself away from Firefox And Firefox is their only worthwhile product, so moving away from Firefox means they're dying.
824.
by bakugo 3y ago
Wouldn't be nearly as much of a problem if they didn't cheap out on the multiplayer and make it P2P instead of hosting proper servers. Valve's Source engine has been leaked half a dozen times and I don't think there&#x27
825.
by bakugo 3y ago
There's no need to do this, because DALL-E already automatically injects those things into your prompts behind the scenes.
826.
by bakugo 3y ago
They also have their own web scraper called ByteSpider that scrapes websites with lots of text very aggressively and ignores robots.txt. I've had to block it by useragent on one of my sites.
827.
by bakugo 3y ago
Do they mention why the new search still doesn't provide sorting options? I found them very useful in the previous version.
828.
by bakugo 3y ago
> The 'victim' here clearly knows they are taking advantage of a situation The victim is "taking advantage" of an advertised feature of the service they paid for, and has done nothing wrong. The fault lies entirely wi
829.
by bakugo 3y ago
>Curiously, it's limited to non-white/non-Western countries. No one is sanctioning Israel for ethnic cleansing, textbook settler colonialism and apartheid going on since 1948. This is more of a special privilege granted to Isra
830.
by bakugo 3y ago
> Software is intrinsically tied to politics. No, it's not, you just want it to be so you can constantly bring up your political issues where they're not welcome.
831.
by bakugo 3y ago
I remember when GTA was supposed to be a parody of modern America. Now it's just a realistic America simulator.
832.
by bakugo 3y ago
I really don't like the idea that refunds make theft acceptable (and don't tell me this is not theft, because it is) If someone broke into my house, stole something worth $100 and left behind $100 in cash, that wouldn't make
833.
by bakugo 3y ago
I sympathize with pretty much everything in this article, in particular the configuration/filesystem pains. I can't remember the last time I tried to get a file or folder into or out of a container without running into some sort o
834.
by bakugo 3y ago
> mini anti-Apple screed It's not the developer's fault that Apple forces them to bend over backwards and continuously update and rewrite huge chunks of their software just to make sure it doesn't get broken by every other
835.
by bakugo 3y ago
> Incorporated func_vehicle entity support from Counter-Strike By far the most important change in this update.
836.
by bakugo 3y ago
You know a "conspiracy" is just fact when even Facebook can't deny it anymore.
837.
by bakugo 3y ago
There are no "merits" to selling an 8GB laptop for over $1000 in 2023. It's a scam, plain and simple.
838.
by bakugo 3y ago
Doesn't really matter how great the rest of the hardware is if anything heavier than browsing the web brings it to its knees.
839.
by bakugo 3y ago
Sounds to me like you're interpreting simple criticism of a brand as "people getting furious and being mortally offended" because you're biased by your own brand loyalty. You're just going to have to accept that som
840.
by bakugo 3y ago
When the "option" is paying $200 for an extra 8GB of RAM or 512GB of storage that would cost 1/10th of that if you bought it as a separate part, yes, it's a bad thing.

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