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I dont have a personal smartphone (I do have a pile of them in my office for testing software I make) but I dont use one myself. Its fine, I can do my banking and whatever. I live in Ireland.
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A less drastic option is get an Android phone and put Lineage Android on it. https://lineageos.org/ There's a bunch of officially supported phones but most Android phones will have unofficial support also.
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The interviewer asking stuff like that is a good sign to leave immediately.
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7 was the peak though cus it actually worked flawlessly.. In my experience earlier versions of windows were kinda janky and unstable.
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The fundamental difference between Linux and OSes like Windows, macOS, Android, iOS, is that the people making Linux are simply trying to make it good , give it as many features as possible, let the user do as much as possible, make it as
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There are defo still some workarounds to make new google / gmail accounts without giving a phone number or any info.
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I mean considering how absolutely fucked the 2d printing space has been (HP) It's not surprising that 3d printing will involve identical shenanigans once it becomes even slightly mainstream. And that's what Bambu does, make 3d p
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I like Rossman and usually agree with him, but imo hes a very bad speaker. I cant watch his videos. His problem is that, instead of getting to the point, he spends an inordinate amount of time pre-defending against bad faith arguments he as
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Surgeons, coroners, forensic pathologists, morticians, butchers, slaughterhouse workers, etc. are hopefully sane.. Some people just arent squeamish I suppose.
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You can still 100% get a great 2nd hand gaming pc for that amount. That will play all games, including all console games from every era, and will last for 10 years at least. Also you can use it to make music / art / software and a
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Still essentially Steam is a DRM system + another invasive program running on your pc, that absolutely doesnt need to , in addition to the game you want. .. I vote with my wallet, I avoid buying anything from Steam. Gog and Itch.io are whe
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Solution: Get a modern car but simply build a Faraday cage around it, like those anti-drone "cope cages" you see on Russian tanks.
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I guess just stick to cars from mid 2000's and older. There is another issue with newer cars too, They have extremely loose piston rings, after X thousand miles they burn as much oil as a 2 stroke. https://youtu.be/Ft12
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Im seeing the word "agentic" a lot here. Is there a difference between "Agentic Coding" and "I put prompt into gpt or claude and pasted code into my file" ?
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Running Windows is a massive risk cus its made by Microsoft and it has ring 0 access to your system. I personally trust a cracker in good standing far more that I would any corp.
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Yeah I guess I was being pedantic. It doesnt matter. The important thing is that Deunvo is getting royally fucked.
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Ehhh, afaik thats not the case in the community. These hypervisor bypasses are considered a different category. Like look at any scene page, they will 100% say Hypervisor or HV for these.
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Do you have any data to support that? I'd actually be really interested to see. There are a lot of weird ass games with Denuvo (like Handball 17, Bus Simulator 18) I think at least sometimes paying a big DRM subscriptions is part of a
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Fyi, most of them have not been cracked, but bypassed using a hypervisor that operates in ring-1, so it is certainly a security risk.. Personally I've been voting with my wallet and *never* supporting DRM, so there have been some games
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"a ChatGPT moment" doesnt seem very momentous. ChatGPT was surprisingly good compared to previous smaller models. But since then the LLM scene has just been insane amounts of hype and bullshit and financial skulduggery. Their actu
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I mean it's so advanced and esoteric.. we've been "digging" for centuries, the journey to the current coal face where new work is being done is so long you need a phd just to reach it.
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I program and project manage games, I am certainly a problem solver on the team, and I definitely view the artists as problem creators. They will make everything harder for everyone else, but it's cus they are just 100% focused on the
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Does kinda read like an engineer just had their 1st encounter with management.
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awesome! but the one per day thing kills it for me.. I want to play like 10 in a row and then forget about it for a few months.
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John Deere gonna send fucking assassins after them. Or probably engage them in some endless lawsuit.
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Awesome! hopefully apple will just stop selling their filth here entirely.
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What's with all the Unity articles on the front page recently? Seems suspicious.
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They say that about vaccum. eg. an airlock after re-pressurising it after a spacewalk. Apparently a vaccum sucks stuff like sulphur from within steel to it's surface.
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I wouldn't have a a problem with shorts, in fact I definitely want to watch any videos from people I'm subscribed to be it short or otherwise. But core features are missing from shorts, like it doesnt even say what channel each
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https://youtu.be/cBHouBDjqsc?si=Huil8xJys3VkYbGU
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