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by monetus 2y ago
RIP SEGA - can't say that sticking with their arcade minded strategy paid off more than if they had stuck with hardware, but I am skeptical.
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by monetus 2y ago
Seems so. That it has left their agreements with other car companies in some peril seems to have been an insane move to take, imo.
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by monetus 2y ago
My uninformed opinion is that anything which hasn't been distilled into a single compound won't be called medicine by the medical industry. How they manage to study those that are only beneficial when converging with other compou
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by monetus 2y ago
Not a direct alternative per se, as it is meant for coding, but https://syphon.github.io/ - I used to use this years ago and it worked great then for screen captures.
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by monetus 2y ago
You could replace the license with a "contract" in the terms and agreements section to achieve the same effect? Contract law would apply, so I have no idea.
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by monetus 2y ago
How do you think you should deal with say, 14 and up? Ostracized and resentful is a state I want to avoid, and I worry about it. Good luck.
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by monetus 2y ago
> pretend they can please 7B people I think the most positive aspect of freediver's response is the implied dismissal of the above. - that their stubborness is genuine, not a more robotic, seemingly hollow, response of concern.
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by monetus 2y ago
The first few UFC tournaments, prior to the mixing that made MMA, was horrendous to watch during a mismatch. I remember a sumo wrestler losing to a kickboxer just as vividly as I remember war footage of Ukraine I saw yesterday.
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by monetus 3y ago
Robotaxis could work with preplanned routes, but a generalized solution seems too far away. Freight like interstate trucking or easy transit lines should work. It sucks that it seems Tesla, or musk rather, is using their original promise as
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by monetus 3y ago
He was called the "friend that saved the world" in two different vids I watched yesterday; kinda neat.
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by monetus 3y ago
“The core thesis has always been to take the mundane and make it magical.” I'll cross my fingers, but trusting a contacts managing app and allowing that risk should at least be a trade off for cool new tech. It seems like she wants a
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by monetus 3y ago
It has been neat watching this game change over the years. Every year or so, enough new updates have been had that it feels like a new "season"; similar to online games. It keeps getting better.
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by monetus 3y ago
Huzzah for pipewire.
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by monetus 3y ago
Bad news for the indie music scene using these, where they just want to be able to run their VSTs and DAWs. Some will switch back to macs, so worth it for apple I guess.
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by monetus 3y ago
So many people cut their teeth with cracked versions of resolume. I have seen a few VJ careers launched that way. They buy tools all the time now. Huzzah for the software.
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by monetus 3y ago
Vvvv is a real, proper windows creative coding toolkit. More arcane than Max or touch designer, imo, but every bit suitable for entertainment industry jobs. It has been years since I used it, windows 7 actually, but their community had an
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by monetus 3y ago
That that was his intention is the impression he left, with people like me at least - a quick glance shows its price only went down after he stepped down. Who knows how much he has invested/made ¯ \ _ ( ツ ) _ / ¯ I don't ho
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by monetus 3y ago
I hope someone corrects me if I am wrong, but around two years ago he backed out of any responsibilities (ceo) after he bundled mobilecoin into the app.
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by monetus 3y ago
> What’s the worst thing that’s gonna happen? Famous last words.
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by monetus 3y ago
Lots of activated charcoal does help to an extent, which is a standard for filters. The more, the better, which inevitably slows the water to a trickle. I use a kichu water filter(1) in an old Brita, but I have had my eye on an a glass da
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by monetus 3y ago
12 rules to rule them all. https://wiki.tcl-lang.org/page/Dodekalogue
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by monetus 3y ago
> but that house as much smaller than the typical house today. I can't remember the last time I saw a dining room in a new house, anecdotally.
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by monetus 3y ago
> * it allows them to bleed Russians for it,* The scale of it is astounding. In the past few weeks, it has been a wave every hour or two, sometimes faster, with 5 to 20 vehicles a wave; minesweepers and a 2:1 bmp to tank ratio. Lots o
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by monetus 3y ago
Yes, sadly for many of their families, whole companies are left in the lurch for extended periods of time, often stuck on the front and meant to stay there. There are some heartbreaking pleas from companies like that, who know they are scr
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by monetus 3y ago
"You want to know what will happen in the future, ask a crystal ball, not me. I'm an economist" - Richard Wolff
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by monetus 3y ago
Yes, if it is posted there, as threads doesn't hide anything from you. X still hides new posts on profiles, and all replies to a post you are linked to. Nitter is crippled most of the time sadly, yeah.
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by monetus 3y ago
Twitter isn't focused on being a microblogging platform anymore, and X has a branding problem worse than that papa John's guy, John Schnatter. I like mastodon, but it has been described as going to a quiet restaurant only to be ha
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by monetus 3y ago
The most obvious answer is people who can't stand Tucker Carlson or Alex Jones types. Lots of high profile political accounts have moved over from X. In the politics vein, lots of Ukrainian and Ukraine watchers as well, oddly enough.
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by monetus 3y ago
I wouldn't have downloaded it, as I didn't want an Instagram but wanted a threads account. I think they wanted clean branding to draw in new users, not converted from Instagram.
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by monetus 3y ago
Apps that cap their userbase at 1 million, then fork themselves under a new name for the next million users? "Federation"

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