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And specifically about removing a single SDK, not removing ad-tracking altogether (which is kind of implied from the title). Mozilla has been trying for years to monetize Firefox through ads, so I don't think people should be reading i
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> With things like Flatpak, that line is blurred. Take a few minutes to learn how it works then. Flatpak doesn't replace apt, which is a system package manager. Flatpak is for standalone apps, like Discord.
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To be fair, that's on you for not using the Flatpak version.
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I don't know how this is different from regular rag yet, but that harry potter example sucks. The "inferior answer" seems much more accurate to the prompt with much higher information density, and the "good answer"
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2y ago
Apple isn't the only company in the world that needs CPUs
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Source on Roblox working on something like this?
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I'm very much a noob at soldering so idk if I'm missing out on anything, but the Pine64 Pinecil[1] has worked great for me so far and is surprisingly cheap. It also uses a RISC-V chip and even has open source firmware[2] 1: https
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I know BMW had (has?) a hybrid that does this using a small motorcycle motor.
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That seems like it could be solved by (carefully) disassembling the drive for long term storage, adding a thin piece of paper or tape under the heads, etc.
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2y ago
This article is too vague. It sounds like they're talking about the physical drive not working, but they're giving examples where you can't playback because you need to install the correct old software, plugins, etc... Which
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2y ago
What does this accomplish? Who does this help? How does this make the world a better place? This only seems like it would be useful for spammers trying to game platforms, which is silly because spam is probably the number one thing bringing
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2y ago
It will be like mobile games: watch these ads to earn free Heating Tokens(tm) Or give <targeted-family-member> a lift and talk about <survey-topic> to earn 30 days of ad-free seat heating
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> This project seems to build on an assumption that it is collusive to set prices based on other market prices, or else how could it be a hammer to bash collusion? Did you read that on the website, or are you making that assumption? Th
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A non-English, fake language invented in the late 19th century.
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That kind of stuff is unavoidable with orgs like this (though tbf I've seen it more with European orgs...). Anywhere there's a group of people, there's a smaller group of people who are power hungry psychopaths. Considering t
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Why would someone be motivated to contribute free code to Gitea after everything? Is "forgejo" really so stupid a name that people are willing to risk being exploited by Gitea?
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2y ago
Awesome! I've always wondered what something like this would look like for a home lab. I'm excited to see your benchmarks :)
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Gamers don't want cheaters, but gamers also don't want malware. Some people won't care, others will care. The real problem is that publishers don't give anybody a choice on this. They sneak these invasive anti-piracy mea
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UE5 Nanite -> https://dev.epicgames.com/documentation/en-us/unreal-engine/... WebGPU -> https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/WebGPU_API Meshlet -> ht
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Alternatively, the "sport" in esports is the genre (FPS, Moba, Fighting, etc), and the "leagues" are the individual games. Yes, the specific rules and mechanics of each game are vastly different even within the same genr
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2y ago
I hope the bankruptcies start soon so I can buy me some H200s for cheap on eBay
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Immutable distros like Fedora Silverblue, Kinoite, etc don't let you modify the base system at all, and always let you roll back in case an update broke something. They're probably the most reliable Linux systems available today.
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Florida International University switched to Microsoft too and they deleted all alumni emails in the process. Alumnis beware of Microsoft
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While logged out (on desktop at least), all I see is the single linked post with no other content, no ads, no popups. The worst is a couple of sign in/up buttons on the right side and a banner on the bottom of the screen asking me to l
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Sorry, but that is nonsense and I have no idea what point you're trying to make. You're saying that competition doesn't drive down prices by giving two examples of how companies avoid competition.
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Relevant: https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/us-senate-committee-...
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> Competitors can converge on a higher price instead of a lower price. It's not just one direction. They just need to do it via public price signaling to stay out of legal trouble. I don't understand what you're saying. Ar
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I think you're over analyzing and confusing things. Price fixing is when competitors work together to raise prices above what they would normally be in a competitive market. Using your gas station example, a gas station isn't goin
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Have you been following the news on this topic lately? Antitrust enforcement has had a huge resurgence under Biden, and it's actually looking like Google may get broken up soon. See: https://www.theverge.com/2024/8
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I don't think that's it. Games also need to run on consoles, mobile phones, and sometimes web browsers. Cross platform development isn't a new concept in game development, and all major commercial game engines work on Linux (
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