bakugo

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by bakugo 4y ago
> If your project becomes better it will naturally gain more attention and be more inclusive Unfortunately, things don't really work this way. Maybe for niche software with a handful of users, but once a piece of software has gained
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by bakugo 4y ago
Exactly. If Firefox offers the same things as Chrome, why not just use Chrome? Firefox needs to find a space for itself in the browser market, not try (and fail) to take Chrome's space. Focus on offering features that Chrome doesn&#x27
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by bakugo 4y ago
As far as I can tell the software is not aimed at mobile users at all so why does the website need to be mobile friendly?
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by bakugo 4y ago
Someone posting a meme on the internet is not fascism. Please go outside.
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by bakugo 4y ago
> The Internet Archive removes an individuals control over when the information remains public. And that's a good thing in the vast majority of cases. Unless we're talking about sensitive information that was published without
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by bakugo 4y ago
> TikTok that's nowadays much more popular than America's own spying apps America's spying "apps" aren't "apps", they're called operating systems and firmwares.
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by bakugo 4y ago
There is no topic that Americans won't somehow manage to shoehorn unrelated American politics into, no. No matter how little sense it makes.
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by bakugo 4y ago
You consider media to be something that is "consumed" once and then forgotten about, like food. That's fine, it's your opinion and you're entitled to it, but please don't imply that others should think the same
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by bakugo 4y ago
We're not in the age of carts with batteries anymore, though. That was a technical limitation that doesn't exist anymore, and it's in no way comparable to this. If you own and control the game in such a way that you can acces
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by bakugo 5y ago
Kinda proving the point there. You not playing games has absolutely nothing to do with whether or not they are enjoyable.
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by bakugo 5y ago
Yes, I'm sure the thing that will finally lead the russian people to rise up against Putin will be some random non-russian domain registrar forcing them to transfer their domains to a russian one. We truly are living in the age of armc
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by bakugo 5y ago
The fact that you (and several people who replied to me) assume I am russian despite me not once stating such says a lot about your current state of mind. Relax, take a deep breath, and think your actions through. You are angry at people yo
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by bakugo 5y ago
Everything about this screams immaturity. You didn't think about this, how it would affect others, whether or not it would actually improve anything for anyone, etc. This doesn't affect the Russian government in any way whatsoever
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by bakugo 5y ago
>There's a large crowd of people who'd rather buy to own games even if they're on Game Pass Judging by the reactions I've seen to this acquisition around the internet, this crowd is really not that large. The average
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by bakugo 5y ago
> Whether or not I use "we" to refer to myself doesn't affect you It affects anyone who reads the article, as it's incorrect english and makes it harder to interpret.
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by bakugo 5y ago
I agree. I think the reaction to the recent reveal of Windows 11's TPM requirement shows that we have basically no chance of winning this war because the average computer owner of the 2020s is simply not intelligent or educated enough
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by bakugo 5y ago
>We can have console-style computers and general purpose computers, and they can both exist simultaneously without one having to win and the other having to lose. No, we really can't, and you probably didn't read the article if
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by bakugo 5y ago
It's just not as easy to stop abuse on Linux, people would find a way to backup their 50TB NAS on it.