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by drooopy 1y ago
There is a special place in hell for software (including game) developers who exclusively use Discord to release patch notes, documentation, technical support, etc.
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by drooopy 1y ago
You're right that many aspects of life have improved since the 1930s, but that doesn’t mean the current conditions for raising children are good or sustainable. In high-income countries, lower birth rates correlate with rising housing
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by drooopy 1y ago
Lack of affordable housing, job insecurity and the looming threat of AI and automation, unaffordable healthcare, unaffordable higher education, inflation, trade/culture/cold/proxy wars, societal unrest and thanks to social me
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by drooopy 1y ago
Unironically, I would rather use your to-do app over the default Windows 11 one.
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by drooopy 1y ago
I've recently became friends with an individual who suffers from lingering chronic effects from Lyme disease. I'm never walking out in the countryside again without knee-high boots, jeans tugged in my socks and the strongest bug r
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by drooopy 1y ago
Those services have their use, and I'm glad that they exist, but it feels like people are just abusing them for convenience. It's unfathomable to me that there are people (I personally know of a few) who use a food delivery servic
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by drooopy 1y ago
We're really close to him issuing an executive order demanding that crops be watered with Gatorade, aren't we?
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by drooopy 1y ago
At this point you would have to pay me to use Windows or Microsoft Office... which is exactly what is happening at work.
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by drooopy 1y ago
Apple is a for-profit business, and like most such entities, its primary concern is its bottom line. If promoting privacy aligns with that objective, so be it. However, the company does not have an inherent inclination toward acting ethical
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by drooopy 1y ago
The party of small government and deregulation sure likes to to have the government regulate how private businesses and citizens should behave.
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by drooopy 1y ago
What red tape madness are you even talking about?
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by drooopy 1y ago
Hmm, I think I'll stick with my traditional, non-smart thermostat. It's been... supporting my house for the nearly 40 years now without any issue.
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by drooopy 1y ago
Actually, I would argue against EU being a wasteful bureaucracy. From my experience they're more efficient than most member state governments.
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by drooopy 1y ago
I'm not sure about energy efficiency and energy class, but information such as battery endurance, repairability class, waterproof rating, structural durability and update support should absolutely be clearly stated on the packaging.
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by drooopy 1y ago
I don't understand meta's statement that this handicaps american businesses while allows European and Chinese companies to operate under different standards.
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by drooopy 1y ago
Tiger 10.4 was such a breath of fresh air for someone like me, coming from Windows XP and some variety of Linux with Gnome 2.x back in 2005. Twenty years later, I find Windows 11 and MacOS 15 to be in such a bad state, that I would rather u
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by drooopy 1y ago
If there are elections again in the future and more sane, qualified people take office, the Justice Department will have its hands full for decades.
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by drooopy 2y ago
I don't know if I would refer to Adobe as being evil, but they're definitely one of the shittiest software companies in existence. And I'm 100% convinced that they would receive the same type of welcome if they made a xshitte
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by drooopy 2y ago
politico is known for its clickbait titles.
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by drooopy 2y ago
Flying from the EU to the US isn’t cheap, and the thought of potentially being denied entry (or worse) makes me think it's best not to visit again for another four years.
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by drooopy 2y ago
Crazy to think that the same game contains both the worst puzzle ever conceived (cat hair) and arguably one of the finest, "Le Serpent Rouge".
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by drooopy 2y ago
Launchpad has to be one of the worst ways to find and open applications on a Mac. That new window-managing system is honestly so unintuitive, so bad, and so bizarre that its mere existence feels like some sort of practical joke. I wish that
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by drooopy 2y ago
I replayed Shenmue on my Deck about a year ago and I had the same QTE problems. The solution was to download a custom, community-made control scheme from the Steam workshop.
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by drooopy 2y ago
Unless I'm mistaken, those cards were all produced by 3dfx after their acquisition of STB. Regardless, that box art blew my 14 year old mind back in the day.
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by drooopy 2y ago
Replaying Heretic 2 back in 1998 with my first Voodoo (banshee) was a borderline otherwordly experience, compared to my first playthrough of the game using software rendering. Nothing has blown my mind the same way since.
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by drooopy 2y ago
I made my first couple of websites on GeoCities back in 1997 for my 2 favourite tv shows at the time: Xena and The X-Files. I wish they had been archived somewhere. I remember how watching the visitor counters go up into the tens of thousan
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by drooopy 2y ago
I just realized that Diggnation is also back.
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by drooopy 2y ago
The way Microsoft and Skype missed their opportunity during the pandemic to maintain or even expand their lead in video conferencing, while allowing a complete unknown (outside of the corporate world, at least) like Zoom to become the domin
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by drooopy 2y ago
It is the musk-trump administration.
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by drooopy 2y ago
All those push buttons, flip switches, dials and various knobs make me feel all warm and fuzzy inside.

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