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by krige 2y ago
My go-to has been AIMP for years and it has the same set of features plus a bit nicer skins/UI. Also an android version with the same feature set sans audio conversion. Also, last update was in December, not in 2023.
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by krige 2y ago
One of the reasons. I'd wager this is what appeals to people not merely playing but mastering a particular game - playing higher difficulties, 100% completion, and so on. The other reasons would be overcoming other humans (esports&#x2F
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by krige 2y ago
So it's fair to say that I'm pretty much worms that walk. HP would be absolutely thrilled to know that. Or maybe terrified out of his mind. One of the two for sure.
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by krige 2y ago
Anecdotal, but when building my previous (sorta, some components are still there today) PC in 2018 I had actually bought a dedicated sound card for it, a Sound Blaster Audigy FX, it was appallingly bad. Awful drivers, limited capability (fo
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by krige 2y ago
Most of his voters have no idea what his campaign or promises are, and that's intentional, see mexican voters apparently surprised by his anti-mexican stance now .
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by krige 2y ago
I disagree, the lukewarm emotion driven campaign ("we're not the other guy!") and lack of any rational strategy or arguments from the oppositon is how these people won in the first place.
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by krige 2y ago
Actually, no. The Gutenberg bible was not the goal of the printing press, although it might have been a business savvy move for a variety of reasons. We know that, possibly even before profitable Church orders of indulgences, it was used to
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by krige 2y ago
Already happened last year, both with fansubs and official releases - Nokotan springs to mind. It was indeed a trainwreck. Although having it done real time should also be funny.
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by krige 2y ago
As a conversation starter: >HealthPartners, a major health care provider (...), has announced its decision to leave UnitedHealthcare's Medicare Advantage network (...), HealthPartners says the decision stems from the insurer’ high r
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by krige 2y ago
This it no run of the mill insurance company. This is the absolute worst insurance company, putting it mildly. I would really recommend looking into it first before trying to downplay what they did and continue doing.
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by krige 2y ago
It's not. It's becoming the standard lazy choice for devs though.
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by krige 2y ago
Ads, awful layout on desktop, beyond awful on mobile, slow server responses. On the flipside more wikis are actually moving OFF Fandom lately, for instance to wiki.gg
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by krige 2y ago
Ah the good old late 80s, when there was an almost (BUT!) identical BASIC variant around every corner. I had guides for GW-Basic, QuickBasic, QBASIC, TurboBasic, and all I had on the software was an AMOS interpreter. It mostly worked fine t
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by krige 2y ago
What's this about hashcat performance being orders of magnitude different depending on arg order? Is it scanning the argument line for target pattern with every execution?
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by krige 2y ago
We already have deluges of free, and almost free, publicly available assets. Getting Over It, a game that deliberately used those, had a running author's commentary on the this phenomenon and in short no, endless assets does not transl
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by krige 2y ago
Movies, music, wiriting, all human arts, are made to make their audience feel something . "Entertaining" is only a small and honestly ill-defined subset of this, no more valid than any other approach.
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by krige 2y ago
Are you aware of studies of Ulysses and James Joyce in general? That's a good start for this discussion, assuming it's not just a kneejerk reaction.
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by krige 2y ago
No, because kids don't care about news channels. It's not a darn kids on tiktoks thing, before tiktok or twitter or facebook they were outside, or playing video games, or reading books, or any number of things because underage k
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by krige 2y ago
I rather doubt under-16s ever watched any news corpos and the new corpos are more than likely aware of this from their own research so I don't think fighting over viewership is a factor in this.
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by krige 2y ago
Good mechanical keyboard can easily cost more than hall effect ones. It got worse when hotswappables came out and paying another hefty sum for just the replacement switches became easier / more acceptable.
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by krige 2y ago
Commodore just kept doing this. Just listing shoddy craftsmanship would take forever, and then we get to intentional bad decisions, like giving the A1200 a power supply that's both defective (capacitors ofc) and barely enough to suppor
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by krige 2y ago
I need to ask - is this a joke? No, Tesla is not particularly bulletproof compared to other cars. Its doors may stop a 9mm sure enough, but the windows won't manage even that, and anything above 9mm will go through the doors as well. A
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by krige 2y ago
I still have one, as a backup. It works.
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by krige 2y ago
Septerra Core for instance, last I checked (2022) gog required quite a lot of searching and effort from the user (missing files, recompiled exe), while Steam version works out of the box. FEAR: Extraction Point also ran somewhat better off
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by krige 2y ago
I don't know. I wish for them to succeed but as someone who's had a GOG account since before it officially launched, I have seen them claim to refocus on classics at least twice before, with meager effects. It's gotten bad en
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by krige 2y ago
Yes, yes, and now Pale Moon is four years of web development out of date, Waterfox is not really recommended, LibreWolf has some sketchy history and so on. Forking is easy - keeping it updated and secure is hard .
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by krige 2y ago
Oof, I felt that. I recall reading, many years ago, some statistics on how CD-ROM discs filled to about 600-650 megs made them much more reliable than the ones pushed to theoretical maximums. This was about regular, retail data CDs, not (re
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by krige 2y ago
The game is superb. I was approaching it from a highly critical standpoint, between the choice of a new story in the same setting, and overall rather poor track of Lem adaptations to other media than books, which I felt either didn't t
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by krige 2y ago
Yeah and Tim Pool shutting down now that it came to light just a coincidence, nothing to worry about.
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by krige 2y ago
Interesting to see that Atari did complete their notebook project. As far as I know (note: might be decades of internet tall tales), Commodore was also trying to get one rolling, but eventually gave up and released merely a small factor bre

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