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bakugo
3y ago
Keep in mind that "filhos" and "filhós" are completely different words.
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bakugo
3y ago
I still have a working PS2 but no decent controller to use with it. Is it still possible to buy original ones in a decent condition, or is there some way to use PS4 or newer controllers?
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bakugo
3y ago
You're just regurgitating what the current laws state. The whole point of this discussion is that said current laws lead to most media effectively becoming lost after a certain period of time and this is a problem, so the law should be
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bakugo
3y ago
> People can choose not to make the product of their work available. And these people have chosen to make it available. If you want to create something and keep it all to yourself, fine, do that, nobody will force you to release it to th
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3y ago
> Twitter go boom Seems fine to me. Is this like the last 10 times twitter went "boom"?
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3y ago
I just uninstalled after 10 minutes of use because of this. Absolutely 0 interesting or organic content in the feed, just an endless stream of blue checkmark celebrity and corporation accounts making painfully cringy "hip with the kids
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bakugo
3y ago
> And yet the audience reaction to that has been largely positive Because audiences with good taste aren't watching the movie at all, hence the box office bomb.
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bakugo
3y ago
I can tell just by the name alone that this is going to flop pretty hard.
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3y ago
>an RedHat have cloud vendors "voluntarily agree" to not spin up VMs for rebuilders? I mean, maybe, but does it matter? You only need one person with access to the code to distribute it to everyone else, and the identity of tha
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bakugo
3y ago
> can be a highly asynchronous and paralellised process It really can't, though. Parallelization is the enemy of consistent game mechanics, especially in a complex sandbox game like minecraft. There are tons of things that interact
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3y ago
It's free, easy and convenient. That's it, these 3 aspects overpower all else in the eyes of modern audiences, they are willing to give up basically everything else in favor of them.
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bakugo
3y ago
In addition to what's already been said, these keys can be used to change SKU on an existing install of Windows. For example, if you have Windows 11 Pro but your volume licensing supports Enterprise, you can go into the activation sett
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bakugo
3y ago
I love finding explanations for weird bugs and inconsistencies like this in games by looking at their code. Here's one I personally found myself: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ljl1jBEY3_A
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bakugo
3y ago
Windows build was also compiled for arm64.
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bakugo
3y ago
Public torrents die all the time.
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bakugo
3y ago
boot.dat error means you're still using the dongle. Don't do that.
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bakugo
3y ago
>Quick, without going through four guides written by 14 year olds, tell me how you would convert a pre-patched module with AutoRCM and SX Pro dongle to Hekate and Atmophere. Heaven help you if you haven’t looked at things in two years, g
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bakugo
3y ago
How is it a pain in the ass? There are tons of simple guides online that explain anything you'd need to know.
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3y ago
The only prerequisites to play it on a real console are: - A hackable/hardmodded console (plenty on ebay if you don't have one) - A computer - An internet connection - Basic reading ability
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bakugo
3y ago
Unless he grabbed the game more than 12 days before the release date, it was all a waste of time because the game was already leaked online by then...
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bakugo
3y ago
You're clearly trying really hard to market this mediocre overpriced product, so let me give you a tip: repeatedly insulting your target customer base while trying to sell them something might work for your average modern consumer, but
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bakugo
3y ago
One day we'll have a thread about AI where someone doesn't use the "machines deserve the same rights as people" non-argument. But this isn't that thread.
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3y ago
> reddit's Digg exodus moment People keep bringing this up and I feel like there's a fundamental misunderstanding going on. The internet of 2010 is not the internet of today, not even close. The average reddit user of today isn
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bakugo
3y ago
> We will soon need this, and I feel government will gladly present a solution: provide your ID when you connect to the Internet, and we will guarantee you are a human. Relevant: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-gGLvg0n-u
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3y ago
The answer to this question depends entirely on the details of the use case. For example, if we're talking about an HTTP server where a small number of files are more popular and are accessed significantly more frequently than most oth
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bakugo
3y ago
For most icon libraries that use <i> for their icons, it's usually just a suggestion and using <span> instead works fine. They mainly use <i> because it's "pretty".
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bakugo
3y ago
Except Apple doesn't support 32-bit applications on newer versions of macOS regardless of the underlying architecture, they effectively killed gaming on Apple computers when they decided to remove 32-bit support.
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bakugo
3y ago
I know companies are desperate to replace every programming language with javascript so they can just hire cheap junior web devs to do everything, but this is ridiculous.
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3y ago
No, it doesn't, but you're a hypocrite if you don't. If you think there's nothing wrong with the idea that "censorship is good as long as I'm not the one being censored", I don't know what to tell you
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bakugo
3y ago
Calling censorship "moderation" doesn't make it not censorship.
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