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goosedragons
1y ago
You don't need the store.
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1y ago
There is only one president. Biden is not going to run again. He's not relevant anymore.
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1y ago
You can do that with Nix or Guix.
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1y ago
Why does scale matter? I thought it was about "security". You only need to pretend to send me a t-shirt once to steal my card info. There's also nobodies in the F2P game space just as their are giants in the retail app space
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1y ago
Eh. I think something like the Kalita 101 ticks all those boxes too. And there's even less faffing and cleaning than the aeropress.
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1y ago
Apple has always allowed physical good sellers to use external payment systems. Even complete nobodies you've never heard of. It's always made their rules seem ridiculous IMO.
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1y ago
Maybe I've just been extraordinarily lucky but it's been nether of those things for me. It's also far superior to Apple's go through iTunes/Finder garbage protocol IMO.
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1y ago
Is your PC a Mac? Apple doesn't support MTP because they want iPhones to look good or something. Every other OS with a reasonably complete Desktop Environment will allow mounting an Android device as what appears pretty much as a stand
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1y ago
And yet, they still regularly compare AS Macs to Intel Macs.
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The color is effectively an extra sticker and some software. All that's different between the screens is a color filter is added as layer during manufacture. With the software changes it knows which pixels to make white or black when c
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Yeah, not all the bundles offer books as PDF either. And they're not all from Humble Bundle.
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1y ago
Is it weird that I kind of want ePub to ePub support? I have many not Kobo compatible comics/manga from places like Humble Bundle that I need to fix. Ideally I'd like to keep metadata + reading direction and perhaps the table of c
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1y ago
I think it'd be a bit different if Kindle, Spotify, Netflix and co. all suddenly stopped working/got worse.
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1y ago
Gonna be a looot of apps refusing to update.
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1y ago
Isn't that exactly what they've done with Dragon Quest III and Live a Live lately?
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1y ago
IDK, personally I had more fun with Scarlet/Violet and Legends Arceus than Xenoblade Chronicles (30 hours too long IMO). Technically they are both flawed but the game play is fun and they have made a lot of changes from past entries.
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1y ago
Dead zones. Older controllers had bigger dead zones so the wear didn't matter as much. Switch joycons are physically smaller sticks so this makes the problem worse. There's even less tolerance to wear.
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Pokemon is it's own weird situation. It's not solely owned by Nintendo, but co-owned and managed with Game Freak and Creatures Inc by The Pokemon Company. It's not just a game but a media empire. They have to coordinate betwe
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I touch type too but the lag is very much there. Correcting a typo is difficult because unless you're perfectly counting key presses you don't know where the cursor is.
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These ARE the same slow panels. The high refresh rates are basically done with compromises on quality during refresh. Large eInk panels are expensive. Just look at how much a 13" eInk device is vs. 10" or 7" or 6". This
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I think they do sparsity tracing and tape construction in C++ behind the scenes. RTMB does some wacky thing abusing complex values to let you write the function code in R and pass that off somehow.
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1y ago
There is automatic sparse differentiation available in the R ecosystem. That's what the RTMB & TMB packages do.
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1y ago
IIRC Facebook would have had to pay for links posted by the media companies themselves too. It was ridiculous and poorly thought out law.
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Hey! They have 3D TV too! Didn't you want even more inconvenient 3D TV?
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Nah. Their business model requires it, just more subtle. Half the Apple "ecosystem" is just crippling their own products to only play nice with their products so you feel compelled to buy it over alternatives. See things like the
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My USB HDMI capture thing removes it. Wouldn't be surprised if the other no name ones did the same. It was only like $20 too.
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For a while they told you open all UDP ports for the Nintendo Switch. Now they just tell you to open 1024 to 65535.
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Besides snaps it has a good mix of things. I am more familiar with apt, it tends to have better hardware support than it's peers, makes it easy to run proprietary codecs or drivers, has a lot of packages and repos. I recently switched
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Meanwhile I think Tron...
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Who is going to build a factory when there's a fifty percent chance the tariff plan changes the next day? Or a refinery? Or a mill? Or a mine?
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