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by nolok 5y ago
On the contrary, it affects almost everything else through cascading effect.
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by nolok 5y ago
Their run on the PSX was great. The formula one games, g-police, rollcage, wipeout, the colony wars games, ... But my favorite of their oldies is Barbarian, I'm not sure how I like this more than lemmings, probably because I used to wa
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by nolok 5y ago
Which is unfair and short sighted, given that Ballmer is the guy who turned it from the windows shop to a company where windows is just one of 3 growing massive sections (plus a few smaller ones), with windows not even being the first one a
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by nolok 5y ago
It's proprietary but that's exactly what Samsung's "Secure Folder" is. Apps, contacts, files, photos ... That can't be listed or accessed without a secondary auth, protected by knox. I don't know about non
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by nolok 5y ago
Super Meat Boy is super responsive. Not once do you think "I pressed jump and it didn't jump". PoP by comparison can be very stiff at time, it's all part of the fun.
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by nolok 5y ago
Another awesome game that gives this feeling is Another World.
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by nolok 5y ago
More importantly for me, it doesn't screw with me if I don't want to do it at their rythm and scroll fast anyway. So many site with their accelerate / decelerate / transitions end up being horrible to use if you're
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by nolok 5y ago
So parent is right. Message above said nothing of "female" twitch streamer, it said biggest streamer period, which is flat out wrong.
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by nolok 5y ago
To be fair for Netflix that's not important. What's important is that a 3h movie kept you in front of them for 3h. That's why they measure success in viewing hours instead of viewing count.
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by nolok 5y ago
This is not about SEO, this newsletter and you may also like serve no purpose for this. It's user acquisition.
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by nolok 5y ago
Apple is not a solution, it's a stop gap. They will still want a copy of the messages after it, and all your other data. And the reason for the huge backlack, is that this stop gap will actually make it easier for them to request more
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by nolok 5y ago
Your question seems to be along the line of "you do know I can use this to make money for free?" Their goal as I understand it is "yes, but we will make it so cool and easy and reliable after a while you will want to pay for
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by nolok 5y ago
You're provably wrong : if it was a minority, they wouldn't have reversed. See headphone jack on iPhone.
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by nolok 5y ago
You say "just" as if it wasn't important. I understand why you say that, but you clearly don't realise how much % of airplanes crash ends up being caused by maintenance skipping a beat. Shorter beats means a lot more ski
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by nolok 5y ago
> Makes it all the more frustrating what their products end up like (I’m guessing due to leadership). "Need to make money" is the main reason, actually. Leadership are merely running after that.
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by nolok 5y ago
Because when you threaten users with it, most of them will comply to avoid legal actions, even if they are clearly in the right. Then add cases where "are clearly in the right" is a lot murkier to decide, and they will comply even
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by nolok 5y ago
Nope, to take a current exemple which many people loathe for one reason or another, even EPIC Games Store does not transfer your email to the seller by default, and the checkbox do to do so in checkout is left unchecked by default.
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by nolok 5y ago
This list is filled with a LUA script in a VLC dir, and you can override it with a user list. IT's not available through GUI but if it bothers you it's possible to remove it entirely that way.
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by nolok 5y ago
I know, which then renders parent's point moot and revert to my above message: windows doesn't understand what you're searching for.
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by nolok 5y ago
It doesn't, at least not in the way it should. It's not windows figuring it out and giving you a specific result, it's just a webview into Bing, and bing that show the results that way. That's why just under the calculat
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by nolok 5y ago
There has simply never been a product or feature in the search world (online or offline) where Microsoft got it, everything they have that works is when they dropped their idea and just copied whatever the other guys were doing. For me they
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by nolok 5y ago
And I'm willing to bet "chrome" or "google chrome" is also near the top, or at least a significant number, typed by users in edge/bing right after install. I'm not the biggest fan of Chrome domination for
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by nolok 5y ago
It doesn't do this, because it's not smart and treat everything the same way. You first need to figure out what kind of content the user is talking about, and then go around that. Microsoft system doesn't care if you're
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by nolok 5y ago
I think parent point was that if it was well done we would like it in the start menu, but if it was only 99% ok or below we would hate it. Omnibox sucked until it reached a point where it didn't. But microsoft is so focused on competin
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by nolok 5y ago
Yet CDs are dead and Vinyle is booming. People want that because they can, because of the image it gives, because society somehow associates some of those older riskier tech as "more manly/showing strength", and because no ma
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by nolok 5y ago
I'm sure it's much less painful than actual tetanus, given the horribly painful way in which that disease kill or maim people.
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by nolok 5y ago
Sure but the quote was hand picked by parent, the core of the article and the meat of the (cost) complaint is not the toolbox access but the part replacement.
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by nolok 5y ago
No you did not read that right. IDENTIFYING the problem is done by the $100 charge for 24 hours. They did without. Solving the problem was costing tens of thousands of dollars from Tesla if using their "certified" network, while t
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by nolok 5y ago
You do not need a per user warrant canary. You've got better. Under Swiss law they are obligated to warn you when your data was requested.
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by nolok 5y ago
Everytime I see the news about our countries slowly moving in that direction, usually helped by the new wonders of technology now used to circumvent the protections europe put in place after world war 2, I'm reminded of this quote for

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