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kasabali
8mo ago
> The only people complaining about skeumorphism was designers chasing latest fad. You're just proving my point. Notice how all of these were posted after Zune/Metro/Windows Phone/8/whatever it's called flat
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kasabali
8mo ago
You sure about that? https://www.mooreslawisdead.com/post/sam-altman-s-dirty-dram...
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kasabali
8mo ago
I don't know where this myth comes from, DDR4 prices have quadrupled since July.
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kasabali
8mo ago
Nah. Even goddamn 8GB DDR3 modules have tripled in price. SSD prices, similarly.
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kasabali
8mo ago
iPad 3rd gen can be downgraded to iOS 8 (which runs slightly better than iOS 9), and dual-booting to iOS 6 is also doable (and actually can run more apps than later versions thanks to the 3rd party mods). There's a community around &#x
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8mo ago
> people are now nostalgic for it because the backlash has been forgotten. What backslash? Only backslash I remember is when flat design was introduced. The only people complaining about skeumorphism was designers chasing latest fad.
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8mo ago
Yes I argue exactly that. Notice how I've avoided saying LLM or GPT and said "AI hype". Everyone here on HN has had heard of GPT back then, yet we've been through like what, 3, 4, 5? different hypes since 2018, AI hype i
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8mo ago
Really. Source: I've been using Chrome's built in translation heavily since around 2018-19, and not before that only because that's the time I've realized it'd became god damn good.
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8mo ago
Machine translation have become pretty good long before AI hype started.
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8mo ago
Does anyone know the control disc used ( http://www.microscopy-uk.org.uk/mag/imgsep16/m-disc-test3.jp... ) was HTL or LTH?
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kasabali
8mo ago
> Ok I guess but then why did Debian switch to https? Because security people kept bullying them?
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kasabali
8mo ago
Ryzen master isn't a driver. Most of its functionality isn't even available in Linux, even with 3rd party tools or drivers.
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kasabali
8mo ago
I'm arguing that you can't find a laptop with 8th gen CPU for €50 in a developing country because used electronics (or simply all electronics) prices are much higher. I thought I was very specific about that.
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8mo ago
it'll continue to be swift until morale improves.
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kasabali
8mo ago
yields dip when you have to have 4x size panel with no defects, though.
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8mo ago
> Additional disk swap is optional Where did you read that? My experience has been that not only in reality the pool size is limited by the amount of swap space you've allocated, it's also uncompressed again when offloaded ther
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8mo ago
just reading the title made me yawn for real.
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kasabali
9mo ago
> For one, PCs still make it there via ewaste shipments that then get repaired and sold for cheap, so you can have decent variety of old stuff. No you can't. Unlike you, I'm talking from experience when I'm telling what €5
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kasabali
9mo ago
you've missed: 4. used electronics in 3rd world countries are much more expensive compared to developed ones (because not as much units were sold when they were new to begin with), so 50 euros will get you a 3rd gen in a poor condition
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kasabali
9mo ago
You are either hopelessly naive or you're being dishonest if you think he's even slightly less sociopathic than any other of 'em.
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9mo ago
Then explain how Windows 7 64 bit uses much less memory than Windows 11.
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9mo ago
the time that's never came lol
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9mo ago
First thing I did after installing upgrading to Windows 8 was installing Startisback and I forgot I was even running it. I'm not exaggerating, one time a friend sitting by asked if I was it was Windows 8 and I had to think for a mome
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9mo ago
Distribution network and marketing.
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9mo ago
> CVE-2025-43529 allows threat actors a direct code execution capability, while CVE-2025-14174 provides the much needed sandbox escape and privilege escalation capabilities which makes it devastating Good news for people wanting to run t
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9mo ago
Most devices doesn't have unlockable bootloaders now thus you can't even root them unless it was a popular device and a temporary /finicky hack was found.
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9mo ago
So much this. Thankfully it hasn't lost tabs for me for a very long time, but I find it ridiculous that Firefox's session persistence is basically "yeah let's deserialize it into a single line of JSON and write it to dis
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9mo ago
Harshly persecuted how, exactly? They got a slap on the wrist, still continued to ship IE as the default browser and stayed dominant browser vendor until another monopoly started to abuse its position.
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10mo ago
it's a different client using same servers. fdroid official client is just super buggy.
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A faster heart for F-Droid
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