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by breakfastduck 3y ago
This is always an interesting point of discussion as well because 'sonically pretty terrible' is still somewhat subjective even from an audio engineering standpoint. If the artist has got the sound they want, the producer has the
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by breakfastduck 3y ago
Nah the Disney app is really poor, it crashes / refuses to load way more than the other ones in my experience. On multiple different devices / networks.
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by breakfastduck 3y ago
A museum isn't offering a purchase. Also, this is the same old false equivalence - taking a copy of something is NOT the same as taking the original, where only one instance of an item can exist and taking it deprives the original ow
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by breakfastduck 3y ago
Amazing way to browse the site, well done
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by breakfastduck 3y ago
> probably less than 1% Probably a significant overlap with the 1% of the highest earning creators though, I'd bet.
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by breakfastduck 3y ago
please do this inverted order
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by breakfastduck 3y ago
literally not at all similar to a house key
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by breakfastduck 3y ago
Guilty pleasure. Whenever I DM a campaign I spend a significantly high percentage of my time preparing on making maps when I should be planning encounters... Map making and world building are fun.
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by breakfastduck 3y ago
Yeah, this should absolutely be standard.
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by breakfastduck 3y ago
Chinese state supported spyware spies on you? I'm shocked!
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by breakfastduck 3y ago
Wether its worth it or not is a fair question, but one thing is for sure - people on social media, the internet in general (and actually just in real life too) LOVE talking and thinking about rumours.
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by breakfastduck 3y ago
Yep same. My mental health has been sigificantly worse across the board since it started.
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by breakfastduck 3y ago
It is not an opinion. People are better at some things than others are. Hard work is not the only factor in that.
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by breakfastduck 3y ago
I know people are innocent until proven guilty but it does seem rather bizarre also that he's had literally 0 media scrutiny / never been asked about (to my knowledge) the fact his own sister claims he abused her for years when th
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by breakfastduck 3y ago
Some people are naturally more capable of certain things than others. It could be someone being good with numbers immediately from a good age. I cannot fathom that you genueinely believe every single human being is as good as each other at
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by breakfastduck 3y ago
What? and work with a compressed format? No audio engineer would do that.
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by breakfastduck 3y ago
you have to specifically turn it on in settings on macOS.
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by breakfastduck 3y ago
I mean, lets not pretend that it's primary use case isn't to provide subtitles for pirated content.
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by breakfastduck 3y ago
Talent absolutely does exist. It's just not always fulfilled. But to pretend some people don't have natural talent in certain things is nonsense.
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by breakfastduck 3y ago
I think you're missing the point. If you struggle with ADHD / executive dysfunction, there is a material benefit to measuring by those in that kind of job. Ultimately it is not that you're at a normal baseline and these thing
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by breakfastduck 3y ago
This is part of the problem with your claim - many of us are not building CRUD apps, we are building complex enterprise software and there are unique challenges to solve.
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by breakfastduck 3y ago
Some games have anti cheat that only work on Windows.
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by breakfastduck 3y ago
I doubt it
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by breakfastduck 3y ago
I do understand my machine is still (more than) capable. But it is frustrating when the release cycle is so rapid, it's not just a desire for 'latest and greatest', it's an almost immediate loss of bang for buck unless y
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by breakfastduck 3y ago
Tends to be used by a tech audience, it's nowhere near as widely adopted as e.g. last pass for normal consumers.
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by breakfastduck 3y ago
Well it's frustrating that basically no matter how close you buy a device to launch it's almost immediately invalidated. I got an M2 max 3 months ago and it's already last gen...
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by breakfastduck 3y ago
RAM and displays, for sure. But also, Airs used to be absolutely AWFUL devices in terms of performance when they were still intel. I think the stigma has stuck around.
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by breakfastduck 3y ago
People say this every time. It's no more locked down than it was 10 years ago.
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by breakfastduck 3y ago
> Now with Pipewire becoming the standard, I can't imagine why anyone would pick a platform besides Linux for any real time Audio+Visual routing/processing. Software compatibility almost entirely non existent for industry stand
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by breakfastduck 3y ago
Come on... I'm fairly cynical when it comes to AI but someone building a pretty complete game from scratch entirely using AI to generate the code and assets is a little beyond it 'making a cheap copy of something else'.

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