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by fooqux 8mo ago
> but a very effective mandate to know what adults use VPNs. How? I suppose if the VPN services all started requiring age verification that might tell you this info. But I very much doubt that'll happen, as it runs completely counte
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by fooqux 8mo ago
I'm also curious. I used to be a big supporter of Pine64 but the e-ink tablet and phone debacles have kinda soured me on them.
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by fooqux 8mo ago
At first I thought you found a way to control/view the game acoustically and I was very curious how that worked. But, this probably makes more sense.
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by fooqux 9mo ago
What an insightful comment. I've always considered art as something that can't be recreated, as it involves the state of mind the creator was at the time of creating it. I would worry no more about recreating a sound on this synth
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by fooqux 9mo ago
It's "fine". In fact, a lot of the features that Nova pioneered has made its way into the stock launcher. But it does what it does and that's all. It's been a long, long time since Google believed in the concept of
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by fooqux 9mo ago
Depends what you want, I guess. The nice thing about Android is we still have many options. I recently moved to AIO Launcher and I've been really enjoying it. I'm sure it's not going to be everyone's cup of tea though.
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by fooqux 9mo ago
Ahh, yes. I see that now. I appreciate the correction.
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by fooqux 9mo ago
I guess it's nice to know getting logged out of my accounts in 5 minutes is just an act of sabotage. Strangely, I'm more okay with that.
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by fooqux 9mo ago
Anybody have any experience running this on a tdeck? I'm kinda toying with the idea of ordering a couple just to play with.
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by fooqux 9mo ago
The scan line effect is very nice. Not over done like many others are.
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by fooqux 9mo ago
It sounded like you were saying other games launching at the same time yours does matters less than people think. My argument was that other releases can and do impact sales.
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by fooqux 9mo ago
Tell that to the indie developers that launched games alongside the surprise release of Silksong.
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by fooqux 9mo ago
You put that perfectly, well done. I may bookmark this and show it to every person that says something like "why not just start throwing bricks". Good luck. Is there anything those that aren't living in ones of these towns ca
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by fooqux 9mo ago
Fair enough. I was just trying to point out / remind everyone that they're not doing it out of benevolence. Your post just read a bit like that to me. Obviously you're right that PR ultimately translates into money.
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by fooqux 9mo ago
> but still clever of them to choose to do it later for PR purposes. 1-0 to Apple :) They're doing it because it makes them more money. Corporations are not your friend.
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by fooqux 9mo ago
Well it does say that compute is a current bottleneck, but I doubt that'll stay that way forever. There's a ton of resources going into making AI run locally, quickly. It's already gotten loads better just last year.
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by fooqux 9mo ago
I know this. But I don't like that they still get to try at least once, and there's still the rest of my list.
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by fooqux 9mo ago
Port scanners don't try to ssh into my server with various username/password combinations. I prefer to hide my port instead of using F2B for a few reasons. 1. Log spam. Looking in my audit logs for anything suspicious is horrendou
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by fooqux 9mo ago
Nice straw man you got there. Shame what happened to it.
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by fooqux 9mo ago
> Electricity generation is getting cheaper all the time, transmission and generation are staying the same or getting more expensive I'm not sure what you're trying to say here, since you claim that generation is getting cheape
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by fooqux 9mo ago
It isn't hard to find people with different religious views from their parents, so no, I don't think defaulting a baby to any religion should be a thing.
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by fooqux 9mo ago
> What about freedom of religion Babies don't have a religion.
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by fooqux 9mo ago
> being a lawyer means more responsibility... I'm not so sure. People often trivialize the kinetic energy involved with driving. Yes, a bad lawyer can potentially cause an innocent to be punished if enough other checks and balances
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by fooqux 9mo ago
> They need to do the same for medical schools I'm ignorant here. Why do you say this? From my admittedly uneducated viewpoint, having a board of some type makes sense because I don't care about the results of a test you took f
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by fooqux 9mo ago
I didn't see any emergent behavior, just combining of skills (which I'll admit looks useful). Calling this emergent is click bait.
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by fooqux 9mo ago
It seems like human nature that if you attach a number or score to something, people are going to try and get the most they can. Which is kinda the point. Nobody wants to lose score, so they don't post horrible comments (usually) and t
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by fooqux 9mo ago
I personally don't like using LLMs for doing anything creative, but I find it hilarious how if you're against AI for coding you're considered a Luddite by most in these parts. But blog posts? Now that's too far and you d
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by fooqux 9mo ago
I personally think that, between the two, gog is far more likely to disappear than steam. I'm happy both exist. I've nothing against gog (except maybe for their broken promises around Linux support, but I do understand changing ma
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by fooqux 9mo ago
Sadly I've had the same experience. I've had to rebuy a couple games on steam because the older gog version wasn't version compatible with my friend's clients. That really burned my bottom.
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by fooqux 9mo ago
I used to love gog. I purchased a bunch of stuff back when they were talking a big game around supporting Linux with their Galaxy client. But while gog was talking, Valve was actually doing . Building an actual Linux client. Making multipl

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