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by kiicia 5mo ago
It’s like asking how did Memoji generation on iPhone solved a real problem? It does not need to directly solve any particular problem to be overall good for consumers, by putting pressure to all those subscription based solutions… at least
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by kiicia 7mo ago
just use military budget for that, it will be 7% instead of 70%
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by kiicia 7mo ago
Too late now. Multiple people having anything to say when choosing hardware and software, including me, will no longer advise or approve buying windows machine or using windows in general.
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by kiicia 7mo ago
Because it is just cheap damage control. They somehow remembered only now about things that should be there since the very beginning.
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by kiicia 7mo ago
This is just cheap damage control, just wait and see if they actually do all of those things correctly. Slow file explorer was an issue since very beginning of windows 11 and they "fix" it only now? But they took time to add copil
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by kiicia 7mo ago
which is nothing in comparison to leaking all of personal information you can also introduce some jitter like changing age range only once a week/month/year for everyone
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by kiicia 9mo ago
Reason is a bit different - print version was built in adblocker so they got rid of it…
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by kiicia 10mo ago
But it only shows how wasteful your new bridge is. Concrete being cheaper does not mean you somehow need to use more of it.
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by kiicia 10mo ago
H265 is different codec, and exactly because of that license fee both VP9 and AV1 exist. Apple was hiding VP9 support for long time now and AV1 support is now official.
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by kiicia 10mo ago
MP4 is container, not format, so if you have unsupported format packed into MP4 container it won’t be played. Example is trying to play AV1 video codec on devices with M2 chip or older. It won’t play. But it will play on devices with M3 chi
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by kiicia 10mo ago
As always „it depends” - info - when this was expected and system/process is prepared for that (like automatic retry, fallback to local copy, offline mode, event driven with persistent queue etc) - warning - when system/process wa
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by kiicia 10mo ago
And is in even worse state than switch 1 version was… that’s achievement in itself I guess…
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by kiicia 11mo ago
It’s like one computer with program (DNA) and helper programs (RNA) creates second generation of computer and programs (proteins, lipids, carbohydrates) that essentially create their own version of computer system in which they govern thing
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by kiicia 11mo ago
There is no issue with creating new graphics and sounds from the scratch, OpenTTD did exactly that for Transport Tycoon Deluxe. It’s not identical but is enough to convey original intent and be freely available.
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by kiicia 11mo ago
But none of those is as simple and elegant as markdown. You can write html in text editor like in ages past, but what would be the point of doing that.
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by kiicia 11mo ago
It was always THE main feature, that you can have something from both worlds in a win-win scenario. I don’t understand why someone would invent new html instead of appreciating markdown for it’s elegant simplicity
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by kiicia 11mo ago
I remember when default branch was simply `trunk`, but maybe that was in SVN not git… trunk goes well with branches, maybe git should stick (heh) to it
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by kiicia 11mo ago
There was a guy who was able to recognize music just by looking at grooves of vinyl recording https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arthur_Lintgen
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by kiicia 11mo ago
Yes they are, what was conspiracy theory for years turned out to be true And if someone is not, then they have material for blackmail
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by kiicia 11mo ago
For months now word „zionist” is officially banned on Facebook and hasbara bots are ready to tell you that you are antisemite
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by kiicia 11mo ago
You just described worst case scenario
52.
by kiicia 1y ago
You are expecting too much, we still have no technology to do that, unless it’s about clarity of advertisement jingles /s
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by kiicia 1y ago
It’s other way around, issue exists because of subscriptions and everyone rushing to subscription bandwagon
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by kiicia 1y ago
jpeg xl is fantastic, yet autocratic google wants to force inferior format
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by kiicia 1y ago
Scientific American
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by kiicia 1y ago
gdpr does mandate any technical solution technical solutions are chosen by companies to have as much dark patterns as possible to force you to consent companies that want to sell user data are bad guys trying to make gdpr look bad
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by kiicia 1y ago
we had it already, it was "do not track" header, whole ads industry worked very hard so in the end it went nowhere...
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by kiicia 1y ago
arduino was supposed to be learning opportunity and training grounds for people who wanted to work in the field in the future, there was small arduino boards (similar to pi pico) for integration with actual projects, but still arduino was f
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by kiicia 1y ago
It also publishes normal unabridged rss feed that you can read with rss reader of your choice, it looks like great news source
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by kiicia 1y ago
no, the simplest example that it is not possible in practice is in heraldry, where blazon - that is description, yield different emblazon - that is depiction, depending on who and where creates crest crest always stays true to descriptions

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