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by iotku 5y ago
Even the insects can't afford to live there.
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by iotku 5y ago
>one thing I worry about is that the existence of mediocre fakes makes people more confident in their ability to spot fakes when in reality they might just not be catching the ones that are well-done. Yeah, most of the "fake" a
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by iotku 5y ago
Really gives me "Redesign your logo" Pepsi vibes. I suppose if you're paying six or seven figures for design work you expect more of an answer than "yeah I thought it looked cool". As well as trying to tie it into w
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by iotku 5y ago
I agree that it's certainly overkill for listening sake, and that decent mp3/aac/opus encodes are generally indistinguishable in quality to a proper "lossless" format. That said, I still really do like having high
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by iotku 5y ago
Yep, often praying on good will or desperation of older generations. A lot of people think it's laughable that anyone would fall for "simple obvious scams" but I've met a good handful of older family and their more elder
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by iotku 5y ago
This looks like a pretty decent write up at a quick glance, thanks! I've been toying around in the space a little bit (primarily around patching stuff to get past https pinning) but I've been meaning to get a better understanding
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by iotku 5y ago
>if the server/network is taken away from you, your entire community has to almost start from scratch or pick up the pieces regardless of the platform being used. >>regardless of Discord or IRC you should still have alternativ
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by iotku 5y ago
>IRC is not immune from this kind of childish meddling. IRC is just a protocol, Discord is a service provider. I'm in no control over what Discord deems appropriate and they can terminate my "server" (Guild) that they&#x27
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by iotku 5y ago
Amusingly we're getting to a point where it's easier in many cases to just target Windows than ship native binaries for Linux. So then the question arrives: since there's going to be a native Windows binary regardless what&#x
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by iotku 5y ago
Pretty much all major browsers check against Google's safe browsing list so it's pretty much a death sentence to be on it.
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by iotku 5y ago
I know there's a lot of different people with different priorities, but people (as a generalization) are complaining about things still being outdated and not supporting dark mode in Windows 11 while simultaneously (although probably a
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by iotku 5y ago
Tesla tend to be optimistic, it's more of a driving half full rather than a driving half empty type of deal I suppose.
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by iotku 5y ago
Title is definitely malformed on this one, a quarter of US adults have a Twitter account of which the top 25% most active US adults produce 97% of the tweets.
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by iotku 5y ago
The main difference of note is virtual desktops (typically 10). While it may seem like a large limitation to not have overlapping windows (aside from modern tiling managers also having the ability to have floating windows) having multiple w
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by iotku 5y ago
>If it was that easy they wouldn't be trying to push backdoors in companies, going as far as leveraging Five Eyes nations to legislate backdoors and carry out surveillance on their behalf, Just because this would be easier for them
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by iotku 5y ago
There's certainly some added latency in GPU composited desktops so a lot of the time that has an effect with modern desktop environments and/or wayland vs LXDE which as far as I know doesn't run a compositor. I'd love to
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by iotku 5y ago
>[..]In my experience, they'll tend to have worse vsync issues and tearing. Thankfully I've been able to avoid that for the most part, but I will say it's certainly easier to avoid with plasma's compositor. >I doub
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by iotku 5y ago
>Plasma is actually very lightweight and snappy Not in my experience, though I have pretty high/less realistic standards coming from i3. It's plenty usable on modern hardware (anything midrange+ from the past 10 years or so), b
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by iotku 5y ago
At this point I have enough confidence in Google's developers to consider bad performance in Firefox not an accident.
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by iotku 5y ago
The Steam Deck does not use an ARM CPU.
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by iotku 5y ago
From prior (user) experience, typically staff have non-wrenched alt accounts for just chilling out in streams (with less concern about conduct, but generally tame by twitch standards). But will wrench up for higher profile streams or folks
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by iotku 5y ago
>Once the imminent threat is over, those efforts can and should stop, but not while the destruction is immediate. The destruction is always immediate, there's always risks, and there's always going to be another possible (virus
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by iotku 5y ago
>Far more productive, is going to YouTube for something SPECIFIC. Use the search function to find what you're looking for, and watch those videos, but never use the homepage or sidebar recommendations. Unfortunately the search is fa
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by iotku 5y ago
Well I sure hope you find them
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by iotku 5y ago
>The app is voluntary and allows you to be at home rather than in a facility, and to not have random police checks If the alternative is being harassed by the police it's not voluntary.
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by iotku 5y ago
Some feedback: * Your terms of service (as linked on the "Sign-in" prompt when signing up) leads to /terms which doesn't exist. * It's not very visibly obvious that the sign-in prompt will lead to a sign-up flow.
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by iotku 5y ago
Yeah, it's not a great look. I'm plenty fine with content I'm not a fan of being on a platform, but it's pretty abhorrent to be promoting it from official channels. What he's referencing, not work appropriate: http
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by iotku 5y ago
>I'm looking at the landing page of odysee now. [...] I think your examples are a valid criticism, it's just that many of the alternatives are far worse (depending on your standpoint) FWIW I would suggest looking at the home pa
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by iotku 5y ago
Eh perhaps, I revised the comment a few times here and there. I guess I would say I'm aiming towards examples that are big enough to be notable and not just directly focused on political analysis or similar or type channels. A lot of w
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by iotku 5y ago
It's worth noting that while based on LBRY (The supposedly censorship resistant blockchain protocol) Odysee is a bit more opinionated front end with restrictions on things such as pornography. By the standards of "alternative&quot

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