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koolala
2mo ago
Isn't it easy to just auto format it?
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koolala
2mo ago
The comment your replying to used Quest 3. No need for Apple. Steam Frame will probably have a color camera module too and be even more flexible as a real computer.
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2mo ago
The thing I'd worry about is it slowly handing over control of Linux's direction to the tech companies who control and regulate the AI being used to help develop it. The complexity is only growing. These companies are themselves e
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koolala
2mo ago
why?
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koolala
2mo ago
hmmm... three or fewer?
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koolala
2mo ago
That might lead to a lisp singularity.
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koolala
2mo ago
Test: 'There is no greater joy in life than typing a sentence, realising it needs a clarification, a caveat, an addendum, but in the same sentence, not a new one, and, guess what, the comma is right there for you. You want to package t
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koolala
3mo ago
This isn't enough for every website to load normally.
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koolala
3mo ago
No one said any site should. Letting a site you control do it is a perfectly valid user choice. Otherwise people are stuck going through third-party proxies which is far worse.
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koolala
3mo ago
I think it was $25,000...
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koolala
3mo ago
Chromium CEF could also embed the Puter proxy inside it too as a standalone application. No luck on Mobile though.
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koolala
3mo ago
Worked in my Firefox on Steam Deck. I was amazed it could run YouTube.
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koolala
3mo ago
What makes it require that WASM extension you need the flag for in Firefox? Was there really no way to work around it or polyfill it for it to work? It is performance critical?
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koolala
3mo ago
Seems easy to fix it and say 'no CORS proxy' and 'no need to host your own server'. It was very confusing to me too.
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koolala
3mo ago
>Why not route traffic through my actual browser? Because you can't. Not even an Extension is able to. Browsers don't want you to bypass their content enforcement. I wish we had at least one hacker friendly browser.
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koolala
3mo ago
that way is 100% non-renewable, the important questions are the total long term costs
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koolala
3mo ago
What is the standard non-renewable resource used for the recovery process? What materials are used up as catalysts to convert it back?
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koolala
3mo ago
Pretty slick it has Three.js built in. I've not sure I've seen that in a language before in the standard library.
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koolala
3mo ago
A clever trick is way better than a stupid trick yeah. I don't get complaining about a concise elegant solution either unless a specific problem with the actual proof was brought up.
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koolala
3mo ago
Only? Their solution in the article seemed effective.
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koolala
3mo ago
You have no idea what they are selling though. You can ask to get bad things removed from Open Street Maps. It isn't just the money making aspect it's the secrecy too.
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koolala
3mo ago
No, the huge difference is creating the good part. Where is the open data for the general public created from Pokemon GO? You can't stop the military using open data but that is on them. The evil is them getting your private data to ha
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koolala
3mo ago
Maybe YC could just give Fable 2 or 3 the funding directly. Sounds like the only thing left will be market control. The only winners being hardware gatekeepers and the investors in them.
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3mo ago
>what makes people think it's okay to publicly engage in behaviour directly linked Because your the one linking it to your strawman that has nothing to do with the article. Furry art in the article isn't a sexual fetish. Only b
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koolala
3mo ago
Why do you think this has anything to do with the article? No one needs to endulge your bigotry.
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koolala
3mo ago
If you share biggoted opinions when people didn't ask you, you don't seem very likable so it might specifically be a you thing.
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3mo ago
not like that no, some US carriers don't allow them though like AT&T blocks you to google or apple phones. for them only pixel supports a way out with graphene.
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3mo ago
Their free terms are kind of bad. They use CORS security feature to block you from loading content from other sites. It doesn't cost them anything to let your site link outside content so they are only doing it make the free tier bad s
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koolala
3mo ago
It isn't scalping if your actually using it. It's easy to spot a scalping site since its just an advertisement to buy the domain.
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koolala
3mo ago
A free tunnel would be a dream. This would be a great initiative.
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