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by meibo 4y ago
This is very on-brand for the Austrian government, it somehow manages to be even worse at these things than the German one. Fun(and very disappointing) talk in German about their fuckups during the pandemic: https://media.ccc.de&
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by meibo 4y ago
Sources? "Sold less"? The thing has been on backorder since it was revealed, it's impossible to get one right now and that's apparently not going to change until the end of this year. They only sell via their storefront.
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by meibo 4y ago
I feel like it's better, they must have boosted the transmit power or something - it was basically unusable, so they probably had no choice. I can use them in that spot now anyway.
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by meibo 4y ago
It's not just drift, even though that statistically is more likely to happen in JoyCons, there were/are quite a few issues with Switch controllers: * Big connectivity issues for a long while after launch(I couldn't play on my
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by meibo 4y ago
On a system that already struggles to keep up on a lot of games, because it ships with a chip from 2014. Will be fun to see the comparisons.
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by meibo 4y ago
That would require them to give refunds at all, the eShop currently does not do that and no one fought them on it yet. Realistically Nintendo can do whatever they want, they could take a dump in times square and people would flock to it. Th
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by meibo 4y ago
Your software never has bugs? We definitely had to turn something off before because something didn't line up/someone messed up planning during a bigger tech transition. This stuff happens in big orgs ran by humans, I'm happy
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by meibo 4y ago
They've been lying and ripping off customers while obstructing the German internet infrastructure for profit since they've been privatized. It's a very popular business model here, see DB.
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by meibo 4y ago
There are some things you don't want to run apps on, even if they're sandboxed, which isn't the case here - I would count "computer in my car that can talk to the stuff that makes it go" as one of these things.
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by meibo 4y ago
No, but people are looking for any reason to claim that MS has ruined GitHub so that the loud Twitter predictions they made during the acquisition aren't as embarrassing.
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by meibo 4y ago
Ideally your commits are squashed and then merged anyway, GitHub just still uses merge as a default since I assume it's the most "logical" to git newbies.
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by meibo 4y ago
Yes, they work and people do actually check their emails. Even if you have a 20-30% click rate, that's 30% of people that may read your headline, click through to your blog post, product announcement, etc. If you're smart about yo
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by meibo 4y ago
> So you have never used GDScript but feel qualified to have a strong opinion on that matter, why is that? I have, which makes me feel confident in stating that it's a language that didn't have to exist, doesn't have a hea
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by meibo 4y ago
> Also C# is not traditionally a game development language. It has automatic garbage management for which game development happens to be on of the few areas where that is not exactly ideal. Are you forgetting about the now decades worth
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by meibo 4y ago
Pretty much all EAC games that are worthy targets have paid hacks/cheats/botting suites that are widely used and not detected. I would guess that it depends on the game's vendor and most don't care enough to actually imp
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by meibo 4y ago
It's not connected at all, it's just a good scapegoat to hide the absolute mismanagement and corruption in the German government and state-owned private companies(boy do we love those)
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by meibo 4y ago
I enjoy that the neural net learned how their arms have to clip through their skirts, pretty incredible. Wonder what sampling times on this are.
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by meibo 4y ago
> Now why apple just defaults to Apple Music, and not "your music player of choice I think this should be obvious, they want you further into the ecosystem. If every morning when you get into your car your iPhone starts playing Appl
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by meibo 4y ago
Could also be that other reason, which might be that you're no longer sending every domain you visit in plaintext over the internet... Not to mention that DNS over HTTP AdBlock is basically just as easy to set up nowadays.
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by meibo 4y ago
Atlassian should absolutely be on this, feels like every morning I sit down at my desk and get a 504 from hosted JIRA.
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by meibo 4y ago
GitHub doesn't seem to be either. I get that it's a competitor but not being able to search GitHub is probably a deal breaker for most devs that aren't Drew.
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by meibo 4y ago
I feel like the decompiler space is a little stuck? I mostly go with Hex-Rays out of habit and because I'm used to IDA, but I haven't really seen x64 decompiler output noticeably improve in recent releases. A lot of my colleagues
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by meibo 4y ago
This is clickbait: these are requirements for OEMs on laptops - basically what you need to have to get the "Runs Windows 11" sticker.
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by meibo 4y ago
Not quite sure how they can still sell this with only 8GB RAM and no way to upgrade, several of my colleagues are regularly complaining about running low on memory on their M1 machines. Thermals?
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by meibo 4y ago
It would make it a lot harder, either way - depending on the struct, you could possibly use heuristics to guess where you have to look. Either way, I don't think this would ever be possible for Windows. A surprising amount of legitimat
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by meibo 4y ago
Yeah, I was reading this and thought "Have fun!": > I don't know much about it, but I'm going to dig into it in the near future ( https://man.sr.ht/lists.sr.ht/ ). For now, those who want to contri
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by meibo 4y ago
Because it's an application platform, you make apps with it in Lua. I think there's even a full framework for it now.
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by meibo 4y ago
I hope that in 20 years, we can all look back and say "how did we not solve cancer earlier". Good luck to everyone battling it, and anyone affected.
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by meibo 4y ago
The actual title of the post is "Updates to reduce comment spam and impersonation on YouTube"
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by meibo 4y ago
In Germany, politicians are rarely convicted, they just end up resigning or being pushed to organizations or foundations like the EU. Von der Leyen has many scandals under her belt, including ones that involved important phone messages bein

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