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by delecti 3y ago
They have figured it out, and they even have two options so you can pick which you prefer.
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by delecti 3y ago
Your account isn't going to be randomly banned just from watching Youtube.
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Depending on your threshold for "long form", nearly all of them: Reddit has supported direct video uploads for literal years, maybe 5 years at this point, and up to 15 minutes in length. TikTok also collecting your data doesn&#x
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by delecti 3y ago
Not to mention everyone who creates Youtube videos with the expectation of making money.
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That's what I'm saying. Outward appearances are that there's a directive from higher up to soften the blow when they kill things. They seem to be deliberately breaking their tendency for the "usual nothing" (which i
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by delecti 3y ago
Well they disabled purchasing 3 years ago. Rather than a rug pull, it's more like a bar turning the lights on 3 years ago, and then they handed out to-go cups in case you didn't finish your drinks after all that time.
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by delecti 3y ago
It seems pretty likely that everyone saying "just pirate" never had any content in the service. I got an email with a link to a page that let me download PDFs for all of the magazines I had in the service ("all of the magazin
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by delecti 3y ago
Or more creepily: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lolita
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I'm not sure it's necessarily geocentrism, so much as the most Occam's razor-y assumption to run with until we have evidence to the contrary. Assuming life originated here means we don't also have to think about how it g
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by delecti 3y ago
A strategy used by some other car manufacturers during the height of the chip shortage was to limit their production to the highest margin vehicles. It increases the price, but at least provides something for it. That's probably the be
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The relevant aspect of what you're referencing is that it led to more slaves. For more than a decade, software developers have easily been able to get low 6 figure jobs right out of college. We're pretty far from slaves.
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by delecti 3y ago
They absolutely are in lots of ways. Phones are too small to be convenient PCs, but there's not much left they can't do these days. If you look at the spectrum from phones, to phone-OS tablets (ipads or android tablets), to PC-O
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by delecti 3y ago
I suppose I should clarify that I don't think they're likely to fully converge, at least not in the next decade (through the PS6 and whatever nonsense Microsoft calls their next iteration). But it's increasingly similar har
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Then stop paying when they do?
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by delecti 3y ago
On the contrary, I'd say that the Steam Deck has a lot in common with consoles, especially as modern consoles (PS5 and XSX) converge with PCs. The Steam Deck comes with a store integrated into the frontend, a verification process, an
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by delecti 3y ago
The Galaxy "A" series is their budget line, and so the A14 didn't bring back headphones; the A line never lost them to begin with. Because wireless headphones are a signal of wealth, headphone jacks are often still present on
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by delecti 3y ago
The website is "games industry biz", and the first word of the article is "journalists". If you aren't familiar with Yahtzee, Zero Punctuation, or the Escapist, then that's really all the background you need.
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by delecti 3y ago
As a fledgling coffee nerd, that article is very clearly a coffee nerd being a bit tongue in cheek. The thesis is not "Starfield is bad because the devs made bad coffee machines", instead he's connecting the lifeless NPC&#x27
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by delecti 3y ago
They were neat tchotchkes for a bit, but they just kept making absurd quantities of them, and for increasingly irrelevant side characters. There are currently over 15,000 different figures. Plus I think people are losing their appetite for
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by delecti 3y ago
Noon is the meridiem that AM and PM reference. At precisely 12:00 it is neither before nor after noon, because it is noon. That makes it hard to intuitively know whether the mid-day 12:00-12:59 should be AM or PM (and vice versa with mi
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by delecti 3y ago
I'll readily admit to not having a fantastic grasp of UK geography, but it seems like a typical EV's range (and your car's tank) can already take you a significant portion of the length of your country. If most of your miles
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by delecti 3y ago
I'm sorry, but those complaints are nonsense. Either the price is worth what you'd get out of it, or it isn't. My internet provider doesn't tell me the breakdown of infrastructure/profit/uplink costs. My Netfli
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by delecti 3y ago
Realistically, you're talking about a fantasy world. Less harshly, if we want to have that kind of world, we're not going to get there by abandoning creatives by removing intellectual property protections as the first step. Within
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For most of the history of this species there also weren't books, people making a living writing books, computers, or importantly, the ability to endlessly copy books using computers. If we want people to write books, those people need
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> I believe that I should never be able to get financially hurt or go to prison because I used other person's thoughts "Use another person's thoughts" is obfuscating the reality of the situation so far as to be dising
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I'm no expert, but it seems one prominent theory on why CO2 dropped around 1600 is that it's a result of Europeans killing so many indigenous Americans. The reduction in agriculture led to forests regrowing, giving a temporary boo
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by delecti 3y ago
Facebook is now Meta, Google is now Alphabet, Netflix is now just another independent movie/TV studio. FAANG has become a term entirely independent of what it originally stood for (also "MAAA" doesn't have the same ring
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by delecti 3y ago
A 2006 iPod (probably the 5/video?) 80GB retailed for $350, and I bet an (inflation adjusted) $530 today could buy you something with a lot of advantages over it. A lot of the android ones I'm seeing from a quick google seem to ha
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by delecti 3y ago
The comment you replied to suggested carbon credits. That seems like a pretty obviously good answer. We're bad at forcing people to make broad changes, but nudging with money like that is often effective.
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by delecti 3y ago
Connecting an IDE to code managed within WSL is certainly more complicated. I've also had my IDE freeze pretty regularly because of a three-way fight between WSL, my IDE, and corporate scans.

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