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by colde 9y ago
In that same page however, they also define "mostly OK" as: > mostly OK: safe for general use, there are some known problems This would seem to suggest they are saying it is okay for production use. Otherwise, what do they mean
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by colde 9y ago
Worth noting here that he haven't had anything to do with Copenhagen Suborbitals for a few years, as he split away to do his own thing (RML Spacelab).
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by colde 9y ago
Have you tried C#/XAML? It is by far the best GUI library/setup i have used by a large margin. It really makes everything else seem completely shit.
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by colde 9y ago
Yeah, it the same ones that Postnord uses here in DK i think. http://www.keba.com/en/logistics-solutions/logistics-solutio...
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by colde 9y ago
> That argument may have worked in a world without HDCP and EME, but that's not the world we live in. My argument weren't with regards to DRM. Simply with regards to performance, since we are talking quite a few more bits than
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by colde 9y ago
> The exact same setup (Chrome on this Linux laptop) works just fine with 4K youtube streams. Yet both Netflix and Amazon have restrictions for 4K where it basically only works with closed set-top box type devices. There's no reason
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by colde 9y ago
I think there is a huge difference here. First of all, the restriction on 4K has a lot more to do with technical limitations than anything else. Very few devices can actually handle 4K. While your laptops screen might be able to handle it,
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by colde 9y ago
Scandinavia is already part where there. Almost everyone in Denmark, Sweden and Norway speaks English at least decently well. I don't know about Sweden and Norway, but at least in Denmark there is a lot of things that you can get in En
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by colde 9y ago
During Alternate Law, the ECAM displays "ALTN LAW: PROT LOST" I think that is fairly unambiguous.
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by colde 10y ago
Let me add another anecdote here. I live in Denmark, which together with Sweden has some of the highest marginal tax rates. I am certainly in the high end of income, and i am happy to pay my taxes. First of all, it means supporting a robust
101.
by colde 10y ago
More likely what would happen is that DRM'ed content is only available on mobile devices and Windows. If you think that not having DRM in the browsers would cause anyone to abandon it, you are wrong.
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by colde 10y ago
Sorry, but that is simply not correct. You can implement a fully standard-compliant web browser by just implementing the ClearKey option. That has no patents associated with it. It is likely a much better issue that H.264 is the dominant vi