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by jakkos 3y ago
You're right, it was an emotional reaction comment. I don't like ads, I think ads are a negative on the world, and I hate that nearly every corner of the internet is funded by them. I use Firefox because it's open source soft
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by jakkos 3y ago
Me and 2% of the internet, happily.
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No but it's not just going to a competitor's donut shop, it's losing your family group chat, cloud storage, apps you've paid for, integration with your laptop, tablet, earbuds, smart watch, etc, etc. Apple has on purpose
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> Firefox gets into the adblocker business and lets the big boys paya fortune to be exempted by default. This would completely alienate Firefox's core userbase. > i have ideas on how to implement unblockable ads using traditional
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I don't play one my of favourite games of all time, Bloodborne, because it's forever stuck at 1080p 30fps with terrible loading times on a PS4 solely due to these stupid exclusivity deals. All the other games built in the same eng
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This is such a bad take. Their "hobby" saves huge corporations large amounts of money. I don't understand how it's not obvious that they should chip in comparatively small amounts of money to make sure that the project s
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> I can’t speak for anyone in particular from the Gen Z or Alpha generation. I'm just barely young enough to be a zoomer, so maybe my view will be interesting. From my perspective my ability to find "good" music is better
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What's the point of Linux when your wifi card driver is proprietary ;)
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While this mod is great, I'd recommend playing Fallout NV on it's own first. TTW can ruin pacing and when i played it (admittedly close to a decade ago) I had quite a few near playthrough-ruining bugs.
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Have you tried PopOS? Very much felt like it was "ubuntu but good" last time I tried it.
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It's a large and protracted public backlash and another example of the CEO being incompetent and dishonest right before an IPO. It would definitely impact my view of the company as an investor.
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Why do you want rarbg to die?
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> piracy It's an emulator for consoles (wii and gamecube) and games that you cannot buy from Nintendo
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I agree that removing some human interactions from my life is good. I vastly prefer self-checkouts in shops. However, I know I'm quite content spending my time alone. Being forced to go and interact with people when I want to talk abou
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by jakkos 3y ago
I'm very torn on this. On one hand, I think that personalized OSS AIs are the future from a pure utility perspective, and it will inevitably be "more fun" for them to have personalities. I also think that if someone is derivi
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by jakkos 3y ago
> seems the land of the Linux desktop has abandoned GNOME My perception has been the opposite. The distros that I see people using are Ubuntu, Fedora, and Arch. I use NixOS and Gnome is the recommended DE. Gnome has sane defaults and in
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My interpretation of the comment was that pursuit of realism leads to incredibly complex and specialized systems that are much more difficult to define the iteractions of. E.g. Imagine a player jumps and bumps into a light source in a simpl
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I read hackernews most of the time on a phone app that doesn't support favoriting :(
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I used a UK card and it worked first time.
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If a tool can help people create genuine research, then that tool is good! However, I worry on both the plagiarism and correctness fronts. When you aren't writing it by hand, it might be easy to miss both.
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If you mean a comparison between SPECS' paradigm, ECS, and Unity's mix of OOP/composition, the main benefit of ECS is performance. The way ECS loops over arrays of data means that the memory accesses it makes are nearly alway

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