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by csdreamer7 1y ago
Not sure what you are saying. If you saying you need the gamedev to recompile for arm you can run a virtualization layer, just like Mac and Windows. My friend has had the best results with: https://fex-emu.com/
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by csdreamer7 1y ago
> At what point in history have you owned a particular piece of hardware for use with a particular piece of never-to-be-updated software and installed a major OEM operating system release a full 7 years after release without issue? Linux
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by csdreamer7 1y ago
I really do not understand the arguments of this article (or the libertarians in the comments complaining about it). It is so vague it offers little benefit to the discussion. The article makes it seem like the government pays a direct subs
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by csdreamer7 1y ago
> It’s a shame. I have a RO filter because I don’t trust the government to maintain water quality. I know plenty of people with the double RO filter for their well water. Its really a travesty what water quality has become. Last I checke
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by csdreamer7 1y ago
Would you share more about the priced out part? Wouldn't a stealth fighter be more expensive than an interceptor? Do you have links?
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by csdreamer7 1y ago
It also encourages users to upgrade to newer hardware since older devices are known to get slower as they age due to software increasing complexity and hardware mitigations (yes, they are also for phones). Most users will just blame the dev
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by csdreamer7 1y ago
> This has major "poll test" energy: a transparent attempt to deny people their rights with an intentional bureaucratic hurdle. Or a way to reach people (and reduce fraud) when your mailbox is destroyed and you are in temporary
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by csdreamer7 1y ago
Depending on the jurisdiction; they are.
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by csdreamer7 1y ago
>> 32 bit Linux is still supported by the kernel and Debian > Deprecated for Debian > https://www.debian.org/releases/stable/release-notes/issues .... 32 bit Linux is still supported by the kernel.
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by csdreamer7 1y ago
I would too but do you have a link to them talking about it?
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by csdreamer7 1y ago
32 bit Linux is still supported by the kernel and Debian, Arch, and Fedora still supports baseline x86_64. RHEL 8 is still supported and Ubuntu is still baseline x86_64 I believe for commercial distros. Not sure about SuSE.
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by csdreamer7 1y ago
That was my intention; mATX AM5 parts.
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by csdreamer7 1y ago
This means their servers are very old ones that do not support x86-64-v2. Intel Core 2 Duo days? https://developers.redhat.com/blog/2021/01/05/building-red-h... Think of how much faster their servers wou
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by csdreamer7 1y ago
If you can shift these tokens around like Bitcoin my first thought was tax or sanctions evasion. Buy some VOO tokens from a 3rd party since you know your corrupt government (and you made money from that corruption) will seize your bank acco
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by csdreamer7 1y ago
> Well this isn't very long in terms of overhauling safety-critical systems that have many decades worth of processes and infrastructure built up around them, is it? Do you actually know if 6 years is enough time? If so, provide inf
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by csdreamer7 1y ago
> ATC is a safety-critical function that has what amounts to a 100% uptime requirement. Whatever system they're running currently either works or has known flaws that they know how to work around, and air traffic controllers have be
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by csdreamer7 1y ago
> So, genuine question here: do companies have to pay full price in order to finance a technology that is used by 5% of their daily users? As far as I know; Valve has cut the rate for larger companies. > Of course this is a "devi
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by csdreamer7 1y ago
As far as I know, purchases made through the Steam store is 30%; unless you are a larger publisher and have a different deal.
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by csdreamer7 1y ago
Also Steam keys and Proton. I heard they often don't charge for them. Valve has made Linux gaming into a real alternative to Windows. Much better than MacOS.
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by csdreamer7 1y ago
I find Stardew Valley to be stressful since I keep trying to max things out for the 3 year goal of meeting grandpa and that always stops me from continuing it. Literally I have a todo list for it.
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by csdreamer7 1y ago
tldr: "College Is Still Worth It Even with Higher Out-of-Pocket Costs", however the bottom quarter of college students see little premium over a high school degree. Until 1995 the median high school only educated person earned mor
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by csdreamer7 2y ago
^This. People act so helpless to big tech, and especially Windows. Linux is still more effort for normies, but it should not be an issue for most people on this sub to want learn it-you are doing things already on Windows that would not be
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by csdreamer7 2y ago
> Between 1861 and 1933, they had one of the highest average tariff rates on manufactured imports in the world. After 1942, the U.S. began to promote worldwide free trade. The US did this because of the free trade treaties between west E
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by csdreamer7 2y ago
Pretty much-was told by an insurance broker one of the biggest factors past history of weather and the obvious things (flooding possibility, dry trees) is my neighbors. Didn't get into specifics but I suspect drugs and gangs.
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by csdreamer7 2y ago
> Russia is the source of instability, but it can't be defeated or reasoned with. What to do? Russia can be easily defeated; especially at this point. Their armies are demoralized, their equipment is terrible (they are using donkeys
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by csdreamer7 2y ago
Threading is another case. The Asahi's gpu Tust driver was able to avoid a lot of threading issues because of Rust.
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by csdreamer7 2y ago
>> What open source alternatives? > This is part of parent's point IMHO. > I see VSCode as a net positive, but I think it's healthy to keep in mind the embrance->extend bigger picture. It is a terrible point. Emacs
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by csdreamer7 2y ago
emacs specifically is not legal to distribute those plugins because of the GPL. Yes, you can be sued over this, likely won't, but you can be.
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by csdreamer7 2y ago
> VSCode is an IDE designed to suffocate the open source alternatives, so that they retain full strategic control What open source alternatives? Atom was a mess that kept breaking. LSP plugins are now used in almost every featureful edit
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by csdreamer7 2y ago
> There must be a clear intent to defraud the EU fund (defrauding others is not enough). Saying defrauding others does not seem right to me. If you defraud a distributor of EU funds, that may have impacted EU funds; they would have a cla

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