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jorvi
2y ago
Meanwile, Macron chooses to ignore a left victory, then refuses to accept their prime minister and instead co-opts the election to instant the same center-right government that was broken up a few months prior. :+)
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2y ago
I agree with you as far as Hip-Hop quality goes (assuming that "gangster" encompasses things like Old School East Coast, G-Funk, etc). There was a beauty in how limited the production assets of Hip-Hop were in those days, which fo
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jorvi
2y ago
Right, but before it just loaded the page of the album/playlist and told you to sign in to your account. It has never allowed you to play songs without a sign in.
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jorvi
2y ago
You always had to, in the past it gave a 30s preview. It still does that in Discord.
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jorvi
2y ago
You're talking about Big Picture, which has been a thing for.. 8 years? Maybe 10? The compositor is what runs two layers down, under the window manager.
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jorvi
2y ago
> If you go read interviews from Valve employees (Lawrence Yang comes to mind), I believe they've publicly stated that after the OLED shipped, they wanted to start focusing on porting to other devices. If so, it is kind of bizarre t
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2y ago
> Video game pirating was mostly killed by viruses. At one point it was too just too risky. It wasn’t, teenagers don’t give a shit, and torrent sites like Piratebay had trusted uploaders (green/pink skull) and comments. Steam sucked
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2y ago
> It's not unlimited access, it's access over the Internet. Which one doesn't have always and everywhere. - flip on airplane mode - tap on Spotify - tap one of my playlists - tap ▶ - music starts coming out of my headphone
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jorvi
2y ago
You should read up. This is basically cancer 101.
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jorvi
2y ago
For the most part it is de volutionary warfare for the cancer.
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2y ago
> Obviously you have to be careful what you install, just as with any app not found in Play Store, but if you're getting your apps elsewhere anyway this is really convenient. Its still a lot more dangerous than the Play store, and I
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2y ago
That seems very unlikely. Apple doesn't save your physical SIM PIN, so it would mean leaving your phone untouched for a while would automatically make it unreachable, since you need to enter the SIM PIN after a reboot.
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2y ago
Not to mention, guys live the other side of the coin: you can often go months, weeks or years without a genuine compliment. Two particular instances I remember: - a couple of streamers in a chat, and this was brought up. One of the girls in
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2y ago
Nice strawman. You know very well what I mean. > and protections for diverse people Do you really think minorities (who are generally of a lower socio-economic status) care more about being called a slur than having a roof over their hea
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2y ago
That’s why if you developed a dependence you don’t quit cold turkey. The strategy I’ve heard is purchasing a normal bottle, and refilling it with boiled cool water when it’s ½ empty. Then refilling it again when it’s ¾ empty. Xylometazoline
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2y ago
It's even simpler than that: people saw that the economy was good for a large part of Trump's presidency and it was in a bumpy state during Biden's presidency. They aren't intelligent enough to realize that correlation !
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2y ago
I work in the EU, and I'd rather see the American "at-will" system, but with a basic income + additional financial distress protections. It is IMO ridiculous that in a lot of EU countries, chronic low performance is not just
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jorvi
2y ago
Specifically for the financial sector and especially banks and government tax departments, they’re on a clock. As time moves on, there are less COBOL engineers. Hell, sometimes their systems have been written in a bespoke language. There is
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jorvi
2y ago
Charles Dickens writes a book. Everyone copies and sells it without permission. Charles Dickens starves. Charles Dickens either becomes a factory worker or dies. No more Charles Dickens books.
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2y ago
I agree with you that its a little ridiculous they don't retroactively apply the decision to at least the flagship models of yesteryear. So, 2024 - 7 = Galaxy S8 should still be getting security updates until end of year, 2024 - 4 = Ga
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2y ago
> One thing I've been doing recently is writing scripts in rc, the default shell for plan9. It's a bit saner syntax-wise IMO I'll stand on the point that if you're gonna forego (ba)sh compatibility, 95/100 times
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2y ago
> You're not losing much by buying a new CPU from them in 2024 or 2025, but you gain much more in return That's just false. Performance-per-watt, AMD, Intel, Nvidia and Qualcomm still get smoked by comparable M-series chips. On
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2y ago
> The scientist found that all the physical adverse effects of sleep deprivation were negated by the short power naps. Though IIRC the mental acuity did drop some as the event progressed. I assume you mixed these up? There's two wel
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jorvi
2y ago
> With ads, I don't pay people writing articles, creating content or doing research. You do. The ad broker sells access to your eyeballs to a company, and then gives part of that money to whichever parties have a monetization agreem
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jorvi
2y ago
How is it the worst part? You opt-in to the ads, you get them in your notifications, and every time you tap on one of them you get a few BAT. You browse, the BAT get paid out to whichever sites you visit (or linger on, depending on your con
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jorvi
2y ago
How else are you going to pay the people writing articles, creating content and doing research? Not every person/site can run on Patreon or sponsorship deals. And paywalling a lot of the web would exclude vast swathes of people.
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2y ago
For all the hate it gets, Brave solved this half a decade ago already. - Publishers no longer show you ads, they just get paid out of BAT. - Brave shows you ads, but Brave does not depend on that to survive. Because of that there is no weir
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jorvi
2y ago
100 searches last you a lot longer than you think, especially if you delegate “postal code Wall Street New York”-type searches to Google via “!g” prefixing. It’ll give you time to get used to Kagi and set up some personal up- and downranks
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2y ago
> The problem with many self-repair people is they effectively value their time at zero. Back in 2010 Apple quoted me €700 for a topcase replacement because of shattered display glass. Instead I paid €50 for a third party replacement pan
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2y ago
> In my experience 4KB is my preferred block size That makes sense considering Advanced Format harddrives already have a 4K physical sector size, and if you properly low-level format them (to get rid of the ridiculous Windows XP compatib
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