darklycan51

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by darklycan51 3y ago
Git seems extremely over complicated for no reason, half of the features seem to exist because the system is so easy to mess up.
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by darklycan51 3y ago
Einstein has been hugely whitewashed, like for example they claim he wasn't racist because of a black college visit he did where did PR speak, while ignoring the nazi like statements he did in China while talking better but also somewh
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by darklycan51 3y ago
This is actually really common, I don't get it really, with Warcraft 3 Reforged they swapped the UI to WEBUI because they didn't know how to use legacy FDF files. Not only did they get rid of the cool 3d menus made with actually r
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by darklycan51 3y ago
I don't understand how such a big company can mess something so simple? like okay you don't have the features but how do you make it seem so laggy?
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by darklycan51 3y ago
It'd be nice if it was a real console and not a glorified Nintendo games piracy device. It's very easy to be user friendly when your business model is relying on piracy, they even showed an emulator in a now deleted trailer
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by darklycan51 3y ago
A lot of people in the gulf countries are temporary migrant workers, actual saudi population is closer to 50/50
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by darklycan51 3y ago
Net harm for what? nobody takes away your creative pursuit, you will always be able to do it as a hobby. Health and other related research getting massive boosts by future more powerful AI is not a "net negative", if you don'
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by darklycan51 3y ago
The problem is when too much fake stuff comes out (example: health/climate) to the point where average people cannot see what is real or not anymore.
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by darklycan51 3y ago
Conspiracy theory but it's pretty funny how CPUs would work for years while GPUs would get (rightfully so) outdated fairly fast. Now suddenly CPUs do this weird force upgrade with obscure features, and even Microsoft forcing people to
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by darklycan51 3y ago
It's so beyond dumb that they think this in any way is related to national security, this has the potential very literally create some huge troubles for the US in the future...
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by darklycan51 3y ago
Frost giant is building stormgate, the spiritual successor of starcraft 2, with even better/smoother gameplay than sc2 with Unreal Engine 5, they picked what parts they reused such as the renderer and built the underlying stuff from sc
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by darklycan51 3y ago
Stormgate is using Unreal engine just for the graphics and it's doing pretty fine...
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by darklycan51 3y ago
Why did they make the game in Unity instead of UE5? I assume it's something around the likes of "Staff is more comfortable with Unity", right, so let's release a game that runs like absolute garb. because we want to use
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by darklycan51 3y ago
It is fairly funny, I remember how Monsanto used to run paid comments over every big news subreddit you posted stuff about them, then the moment they got acquired suddenly those stopped and Monsanto is evil. Not saying they aren't but
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by darklycan51 3y ago
either way it's wrong, the "rich" people often get there through cutthroat practices and then want to keep their fortune via policy making... not much better
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by darklycan51 3y ago
basically it's just that they have access to the latest node before anyone else and not much more.
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by darklycan51 3y ago
I'm having to start having doubts, recently Riot games had a controversy where one of its artists was caught using AI for art, just like with cheating in pro gaming/sports a lot of people say no but then turn out to really be doin
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by darklycan51 3y ago
Yes, people use .rar, get over it, an OS should not be designed around what a copyright holder wants, but what people need.
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by darklycan51 3y ago
Definitely not me but man I remember headbanging to my friends keygen software from Razor1911
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by darklycan51 3y ago
The real reason why anyone could never compete with Youtube was (lack of) monetization
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by darklycan51 3y ago
I thank everyone who uses chrome/chromium derivatives for such a great technology possibly being adopted by every browser as a standard. Goodbye World wide web, it was nice knowing you.
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by darklycan51 3y ago
Anyone not naive knows that this is a coordinated plan to stop the full bill from passing, they want to control as much of the narrative as possible.
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by darklycan51 3y ago
I'll be honest, I don't have a problem with this while Google is and was allowed to insert their own on pages such as Google.com Everyone and their mothers thinks Google is the default internet, no different than people "forc
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by darklycan51 3y ago
Wouldn't bother me if they targeted stolen phones. After all sorry but I don't see how you have a phone to resell unless you are an irresponsible consumer and I am pro shutting those people down. if you buy a phone and use it till
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by darklycan51 3y ago
Google has lost all semblance of good faith from me, they are just intent on making the web their ads-infested playground
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by darklycan51 3y ago
Wow ok this sounds significant, of course up to can mean a lot but even if it is 10/20% it's a lot.
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by darklycan51 3y ago
No... not even remotely
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by darklycan51 3y ago
This I think that yeah FF is losing badly on desktop, but it doesn't help that the majority of people use mobile and Google/Apple have created a duopoly on mobile... it very literally should be an antitrust, and quick before it&#x
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by darklycan51 3y ago
"Leave Visual Code crap alone". Except that the vast majority of new and even old developers moving to VSCode prefer it over janky 20+ year old IDEs. I like working on multiple ecosystems and not having to re-learn the wheel for e
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by darklycan51 3y ago
same, also interested in a comparison before I switch from the Redhat one

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