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by fuzxi 6y ago
DeepL tends to be better than Google Translate for Japanese <-> English translation, btw.
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by fuzxi 6y ago
Per the readme, architectures aren't cross-compatible, so you can't run commands from an x86 box on an ARM box (and presumably vice-versa). That would rule out the pinebook and most SBCs as potential use-cases.
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by fuzxi 6y ago
IMO, the word 'accident' implies a lack of negligence.
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by fuzxi 6y ago
YMMV. I've installed several distros on my old laptop (2010) and never had any issues. Currently running Manjaro on it.
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by fuzxi 6y ago
He didn't dance around it; it was the first thing he said. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26455182
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by fuzxi 6y ago
He didn't say it's a good change. He said it's a CYA move that's become necessary.
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by fuzxi 6y ago
I have only had issues with changing workspaces ("alt-tabbing" in other WMs) with games running through WINE. I've never experienced that with Proton.
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by fuzxi 6y ago
Despite shipping native Linux versions of quite a few titles, the GOG Galaxy client is still not supported on Linux (and both the client and API are closed, so no community port any time soon). That means no achievements, multiplayer matchm
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by fuzxi 6y ago
I remember when there was that big leak of celebrity nudes (the Fappening) and the reddit CEO at the time, yishan, posted that they wouldn't take down any of them because "Every man is responsible for his own soul." Then the
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by fuzxi 6y ago
A lot of people have cottoned on to how important hard evidence is for forming informed opinions. Unfortunately, many of them have yet to learn that you can judge a conclusion on its own merit without a bibliography of every idea that led t
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by fuzxi 6y ago
Yeah, fair enough!
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by fuzxi 6y ago
I didn't accept or reject his opinion. I pointed out that you're acting like an unsocialized ass when you say shit like "Wow, got a source for what some other guy based his comment on 5 years ago?"
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by fuzxi 6y ago
Yes, it is very clearly sarcasm. "I'm just so offended" is your tip-off.
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by fuzxi 6y ago
Can you participate in one (1) conversation without asking for data or studies? Obviously he doesn't have a list of articles his friend used to make an offhand comment.
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by fuzxi 6y ago
Yes, there's no root exploit or rootless bootloader unlock that I know of on the Snapdragon versions. I'm seeing similar prices on the Exynos versions, though.
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by fuzxi 6y ago
"Good" is a California "fine", and "fine" is a California "pox be upon you".
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by fuzxi 6y ago
So they're charging a premium (you can buy these phones in mint condition on swappa for nearly $150 less) for a refurbished 3 year old phone because it's preloaded with a ROM for enthusiasts. Who would buy this? I can't imagi
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by fuzxi 6y ago
The last college I attended also shut down their servers from 11pm-7am, so you couldn't make payments, check your balance, view your transcript, drop a course... This was last year btw.
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by fuzxi 6y ago
I'm not buying that for a second, unless that calculation includes the power it took to mine the coin in the first place (which is not consumed by the transaction any more than cash changing hands consumes cloth and ink).
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by fuzxi 6y ago
>"It is fraught to judge individuals outside of their time, but it is clear from the documentation presented that Millikan lent his name and his prestige to a morally reprehensible eugenics movement that already had been discredited
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by fuzxi 6y ago
Last time I had to get a prescription, paying cash with a GoodRX coupon was 25% cheaper than my out of pocket cost with insurance would have been. The mind boggles.
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by fuzxi 6y ago
Nothing about their privacy policy looks intrusive, at all. [1] The data they collect is either necessary for them to keep (your name, address, payment information, etc.), diagnostic (IP address, HTTP headers, etc. ONLY on their own website
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by fuzxi 6y ago
It reads like they're just vomiting statistics to try to scare the reader.
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by fuzxi 6y ago
What?
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by fuzxi 6y ago
Two police officers in Beverly Hills who played music for the express purpose of masking lawful recordings of them, such that they're extremely difficult to post online unmuted . Recording an on-duty peace officer is protected by the
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by fuzxi 6y ago
I weep for the world that measures cops and teenagers with the same ruler. Cops should be held to a higher standard.
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by fuzxi 6y ago
I get you. They really like to eat up screen space to let you know what website you're on.
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by fuzxi 6y ago
Do you have evidence of this still happening? I know games getting rejected for no real reason was somewhat common back around the Greenlight era, but I haven't heard anything like that since they moved to the minimum moderation system
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by fuzxi 6y ago
Keeping (arguably, even temporarily collecting) that data is inherently a violation of the user's privacy.
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by fuzxi 6y ago
>It's almost as though The sarcasm does not add anything to your comment. >Be kind. Don't be snarky. Have curious conversation; don't cross-examine. Please don't fulminate. Please don't sneer, including at the

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