izacus

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721.
by izacus 10mo ago
That's simply not true at all, Heroic Launcher supports both cloud saves and achievements. I've been using them for a long time on Deck now. Please don't lie :/
722.
by izacus 10mo ago
Haha, we all Slavs keep telling that to ourselves, don't we? :P
723.
by izacus 10mo ago
Did "blaming the carrier" ever work for you when they were abusing you as a customer?
724.
by izacus 10mo ago
It's "call us" which is interesting to do without a working SIM. :) (The carrier is a M NO so they don't really have physical customer support either.)
725.
by izacus 10mo ago
No company with an ounce of brain and a good accountant reports profit in eastern Europe :)
726.
by izacus 10mo ago
My telco requires that I receive an SMS on my eSIM to move it to new phone so... yeah. It's amazing if the phone for whatever reason doesn't work and that then requires a long customer support call that might not work. The direct
727.
by izacus 10mo ago
No, Swiss SBB is just generally very competent and has insane amount of traffic in comparison to any European rail.
728.
by izacus 10mo ago
Why did you feel the need to write this quip? What do you add here and what was your point? Does it bother you if people express negative opinions about the things that affect them?
729.
by izacus 10mo ago
Cool, the person who financially benefits from hyping AI is hyping AI. What's with the ad here though?
730.
by izacus 10mo ago
Marking other people's posts as whining is not an appropriate human conduct.
731.
by izacus 10mo ago
Aren't most children taught how to read them by parents, not in schools?
732.
by izacus 10mo ago
Making people accountable for their actions is NOT a witch hunt. It's horrible to even propose that people are absolved of their decisionmaking consequences just because they filtered them through software.
733.
by izacus 10mo ago
You're most likely mixing up different political communities :D
734.
by izacus 10mo ago
Using right dogwhistles == righty.
735.
by izacus 10mo ago
I think you just became a righty and are only just now noticing that CCC folks always hated righties with passion.
736.
by izacus 10mo ago
Yeah, it's really not wierd that people thinking that using secure technologies, firewalls and privacy to defend against infections on their electronics would also strongly support using a firewall to defend themselves from disease in
737.
by izacus 10mo ago
I've been there like 2 decades ago and even then it was a deeply political event. There never a time where German hacker clubs, which are the lifeblood of this event, weren't very political - and very explicitly left wing politica
738.
by izacus 10mo ago
Noone is doing that with ARM MacBooks.
739.
by izacus 10mo ago
Each controller and subcomponent on the motherboard needs a driver that correctly puts it into low power and sleep states to get battery savings. Most of those components are proprietary and don't use the standard drivers available in
740.
by izacus 10mo ago
Life tip: Noone appreciates and there's no utility in nitpicking analogies. They're never the actual point of the message and it's incredibly rude and socially inept to lock onto a side quest like that.
741.
by izacus 10mo ago
Can you explain what you tried so say with that? Customer needs don't really matter in cases where monopolist (ab)uses the law to kill competition. That's the MAIN reason why monopolies are problematic.
742.
by izacus 10mo ago
Apple didn't implement x86 ISA in hardware, they have a few instructions that change memory behaviour to make emulation faster.
743.
by izacus 10mo ago
20 years is half of x86's lifetime and less than half of the lifetime of home computing as we know it. So this is kind of a useless question, because in such a timespan anything can happen. 20 years ago computers had somewhere around 5
744.
by izacus 10mo ago
I wonder if in 2025 a company would even allowed to start before being curb stomped by Intel's IP lawyers. After all, they started making clones, something that China gets accused of a lot.
745.
by izacus 10mo ago
If this passes, Germany would have to approve of it, which makes your diction a bit wierd. A country approving a law at a higher instance that changes their existing law is not bypassing anything.
746.
by izacus 10mo ago
This is how "Company funding OSS" looks like in real life. There have been demands to do that more on HN lately. This is how it looks like when it happens - a company paying for OSS development.
747.
by izacus 10mo ago
None of what you wrote is true though, is it? Amazon, PayPal work just fine on my 3rd party 1Password extension. And it works just fine on Android as a default passkey provider as well.
748.
by izacus 10mo ago
What's way more likely is that they've created a sock puppet account though.
749.
by izacus 11mo ago
That's because this campaign is about changing that very law. Saying that "this is blatantly illegal" misses the basic point of this proposal being a CHANGE of the law that makes that illegal.
750.
by izacus 11mo ago
This is a way more sick proposal of authoritarianism than any law that would allow cops to read chat messages with a warrant.

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