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by bzb3 6y ago
Then how would they fund completely unrelated things like these?
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by bzb3 6y ago
Why the stars. We're all grownups here... I believe.
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by bzb3 6y ago
If the price is giving my personal data to restaurants, personally no.
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by bzb3 6y ago
That's what happens when you try to sell non-iphones at the price of iPhones. Especially when nobody other than geeks knows what a "pixel" is.
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by bzb3 6y ago
I left Reddit and I don't use it anymore. Why do you think such thing to be impossible?
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by bzb3 6y ago
>My biggest problems are ads pushing content off the limited screen space, "please download our app", some just don't render well and skip around. So, like Reddit?
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by bzb3 6y ago
At least Chrome lets you use that trick to bypass an hsts error message. Firefox won't let you.
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by bzb3 6y ago
You can bypass the Chrome dialog by typing "thisisunsafe" in the error page.
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by bzb3 6y ago
Not bait, devil's advocate.
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by bzb3 6y ago
Were you as disgusted with the misinformation pushed by medical organisations such as the WHO?
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by bzb3 6y ago
My heart broke when I saw it wasn't one of the renderware era GTA games.
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by bzb3 6y ago
They are miserable people who want to make things worse for remote workers because if everybody can't have something then nobody can.
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by bzb3 6y ago
Culture wants to be free.
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by bzb3 6y ago
I support this if any WHO video also suggests users to watch Plandemic.
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by bzb3 6y ago
https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/exchange-team-blog/me... https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20121015-00/?p=63...
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by bzb3 6y ago
No need to buy a key. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18156955
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by bzb3 6y ago
So your point is that a .x release is a minor, point release? Isn't that obvious by itself?
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by bzb3 6y ago
No, it's not merely showing text. Facebook does a thousand things more than show text. You could argue those features don't belong in Facebook, but you can't argue that features are supposed not to take up any space, because
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by bzb3 6y ago
That's not what I've said, and I somewhat agree with the original point, but this trend of wanting to cater to the lowest denominator rubs me the wrong way. Some guys think the web should be usable with a 50€ smartphone on GPRS, a
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by bzb3 6y ago
With a standard 4G/FTTH connection that's less than one second of download time.
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by bzb3 6y ago
From my experience with open source projects: nobody in the team owns a Mac.
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by bzb3 6y ago
Chrome is the baseline here, so you have it backwards.
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by bzb3 6y ago
I have a gut feeling that by the time servo is ready, Firefox will have died. That, or servo will never be ready.
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by bzb3 6y ago
I know that, but wow doesn't evenly distribute processing across all cores. Run it and you will see it uses just a couple cores for rendering.
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by bzb3 6y ago
https://store.steampowered.com/stats/Steam-Game-and-Player-S... Probably most games on that list don't use all cores. So yeah not "many" but "most". Thanks for the correction.
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by bzb3 6y ago
Definitely. But in my case I don't play the last of the last. Most games I play such as world of Warcraft or csgo use old engines and don't take advantage of many cores.
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by bzb3 6y ago
How about single core performance? Many games are pegged to one or two cores only. I've always found the AMD approach of throwing more cores at the problem not to be optimal.
328.
by bzb3 6y ago
If the software developer didn't get anything off you they wouldn't make the software available to you in the first place.
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by bzb3 6y ago
For me it is worse than any Chrome based browser with an ad blocker such as brave (there probably are many in the play store). Slower, clunky, janky... Maybe if you don't compare it to another browser it seems like a good experience, b
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by bzb3 6y ago
Good news for end users like me. This was a pain point of Windows, now it's fixed.

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