lousken

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by lousken 5y ago
Most games these days still use Steam DRM which is cracked on the first day, and games like cyberpunk were downloadable just like you said. And while I don't have the data to back it up, I don't think cyberpunk sales were hurt by
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by lousken 5y ago
I am not a dev, but talking with them and using tons of apps I'd say I haven't seen a good desktop GUI toolkit from anyone yet
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by lousken 5y ago
I used to use it a lot but google now provides most answers as well and much faster. Wolframalpha performance is still sluggish and 6 second loading for a bunch of text (simple queries like `6cet to pst` is frustrating)
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by lousken 5y ago
Even though I'd like to see Rust everything I agree, considering the amount of issues even the major DE have I find it very unlikely that system76 would be able to do any better. Improving the current DEs would be much smarter not just
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by lousken 5y ago
Except that enough studies have shown already that piracy doesn't hurt sales. And I'd add my point myself - it's the decisions of companies that do hurt them - whether is releasing a broken product, limiting something to a pa
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by lousken 5y ago
This fix is absolutely ridiculous, it should be in the publishers interest to remove the DRM on such games. And they also fully deserve to get bombarded with negative reviews until they do so Shipping a broken product to a paying customer s
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by lousken 5y ago
I mean it's true that I've given up on twitter and I am just using one of the nitter instances, which works flawlessly But there're also lots of news sites that aren't react or vue and they don't get any usercripts.
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by lousken 5y ago
I wonder why this trend of fixing sites has gone down when the amount of annoyances is going up. Ad annoyances can be fixed by adblock and missing dark themes with dark reader but still, sometimes a) the site is slow - so it's better t
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by lousken 5y ago
At least with printers, they currently work better on Linux than on Windows (thanks to printnightmare)
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by lousken 5y ago
you can't do that for mobile apps on client devices
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by lousken 5y ago
Kinda related to this - anyone tried to fix their xamarin app so that it'd work with letsencrypt? Developers told me xamarin tries to validate both chains so the hack breaks the validation. Not sure if they've come up with a worka
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by lousken 5y ago
Sure, but in that case it's a) cheaper to replace b) see updated answer - if these will be running for 6+ years at that point, it's mostly ok to upgrade them
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by lousken 5y ago
We are talking about workstations, and 4 years ago the best ones were those with ~8cores, maybe more if we consider start of the threadripper era. First gen threadripper had many issues and those were ironed out over the years. Also the per
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by lousken 5y ago
windows 10 will be here at least for another 4 years, by that point those workstations will likely be upgraded
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by lousken 5y ago
hopefully more ocuntries will follow so that we finally get rid of POW
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by lousken 5y ago
If you wanna join a meeting from another company and you dont have teams licence, you can only use browser or mobile app (not sure if this was changed later or not, because by winter every company I manage had bought ms 365 business. Thou
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by lousken 5y ago
exactly, and that's how firefox loses marketshare
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by lousken 5y ago
I am not denying that firefox has options to customize itself, but if you don't wanna take my word for it - here's the comments on /r/sysadmin when they started supporting GPOs https://old.reddit.com/r&#x
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by lousken 5y ago
I can blame whoever I want, but at the end of the day, the problem that I have to deal with is the user saying - Teams doesn't work. What am I supposed to do with it?
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by lousken 5y ago
Idk about 12 years but I know about last two years - many companies and workers had to switch to WFH. So that means using some sort of chat&video&audio software/website. What did Firefox do to fix the compatibility e.g. with Te
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by lousken 5y ago
what's the progress on open access in EU? I can't find any articles mentioning if it's already required or if/when it will be
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by lousken 5y ago
I hope that a bigger size and AMD version is in works as well
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by lousken 5y ago
Mailbox/retention policies can be tweaked, as well as mail flow ones by your administrator. With that said, depending on the combination of other antimalware/antispam apps that your company uses and Microsoft being quite pushy abo
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by lousken 5y ago
For MS teams, many other alternatives like Element.io exists. For 365 that's a lot harder, mostly because nobody has come close to what Outlook and Exchange can do in large orgs. Word, Excel, PP are somewhat replaceable and 80% of ppl
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YouTube is currently broken for some(old.reddit.com)
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by lousken 5y ago
by the nickname i'd assume czechia
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by lousken 5y ago
https://apnews.com/article/lifestyle-health-travel-coronavir... higher quality source (though week old)
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by lousken 5y ago
i don't see any in my language but the ratings are quite telling https://i.imgur.com/PGmoD33.png
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by lousken 5y ago
What about non-US companies like yandex, baidu etc? Why don't they provide higher resolution? Is there any company already providing them in higher res for free?
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by lousken 5y ago
But don't car manufacturers as well as robotics also need higher end(newer litography) chips? I would assume it should be a mixed bag - things like media centers in cars to have something more decent; and dedicated chips for stuff like

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