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by omnimus 1y ago
Imho the future (or present) of normie friendly distros is in atomic linux. Fedora Silverblue, Bazzite, Aurora, SteamOS. It seems to me that Ubuntu on desktop is traditional but quite behind. For normies its gonna be some Fedora based distr
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by omnimus 1y ago
To certain extent for online games it can be advantage (atleast it feels like it to me). AFAIK The server updates state between players at some (tick) rate when you have FPS above tick rate then the game interpolates between the states. The
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by omnimus 1y ago
'not-for-profit healthcare system' has to surely be better better goal/solution than LLM
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by omnimus 1y ago
They are not anonymous but pseudonymus. I assume for many people building up their pseudonyms status is as intriguing as their AFK one.
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by omnimus 1y ago
Yeah the measly peasants should have never gotten their hands on such luxuries as game knives skins.
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by omnimus 1y ago
But then you wouldn't be able to launch to space. It would also seem like a very mundane project wouldn't it?
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by omnimus 1y ago
It's a bit of a paradox because in a way d'Orsay is much more “pop” than Louvre. I think people would generally enjoy d'Orsay more than historic focused Louvre.
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by omnimus 1y ago
Liveview is also websockets. For many usecases going with simple http requests is a good limitation.
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by omnimus 1y ago
I am not sure you can say Livewire is a copy. The name suggests that is the case but both projects were started at similar time Livewire is afaik even older project than Liveview (Hotwire is youngest - in a way). They both take different ap
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by omnimus 1y ago
I live in non english european country. One of our problems is that huge number of our politicians (including foreign affairs ministry etc.) can't speak english. Education is not bad here. You have to have pretty high level english to
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by omnimus 1y ago
Sandboxing isn't feature dependent on Apple being a big curator is it? These are orthogonal but not the same issues. I've never said that PCs don't have viruses or that it isn't a problem, only that I should be able to
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by omnimus 1y ago
Yeah... no. This is normal with desktop computers. Let's stop handholding people. If I trust the source, I trust the domain... I want to be able to install app from its source. Googles/Apples argument would have been much stronger
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by omnimus 1y ago
How do you know they are switching to subscriptions?
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by omnimus 1y ago
Hopefully new independent voice in the questions of platform features, development and future. Google could do pretty much anything with the platform if it were not for Apple and iOS. And that's a big if because if they align on someth
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by omnimus 1y ago
They are very likely involved. It's shocking how many people use it as Signal alternative. Telegram did the marketing well. I have suspicion authorities around the world like it too because Telegram most likely gives police no fuss acc
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by omnimus 1y ago
Its a hw lottery. I got random cheap lenovo yoga and never had issue. I run Bazzite dx.
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by omnimus 1y ago
Its strange Apex is 20 ticks… it is often as fasr as FPS get. Is it because of number of players at same map that is a lot higher than in other games?
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by omnimus 1y ago
I would agree that immutable atomic linux desktop is the future. I would go broader than Bazzite and say you can pick from whole range of similar flavors that might fit you a bit better https://universal-blue.org/ for examp
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by omnimus 1y ago
Perfect is the enemy of good. It's sad because the people who are doubting tradeoffs Signal deliberately made don't seem to realize that it's these tradeoffs that make Signal work. They also usually don't offer any good
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by omnimus 1y ago
You know Signal is doing something right when even the constant doubters use it. Exactly because it's very accessible. There are always compromises some of them are hard to make. Signal successfully makes private / secures the “no
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by omnimus 1y ago
It might very well be the case. Vercel might have increasingly tougher time reselling AWS to small customers. So chance to resell AWS AI to countries might be great new market.
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by omnimus 1y ago
Some things should be repeated. For example i've never seen it.
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by omnimus 1y ago
Imagine 8gig version i have :D. Still works just fine but it requires some discipline. Which might actually not be that bad.
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by omnimus 1y ago
I also have the cheapest M1 air and the only bottleneck is memory. Once you have too many things open it's not happy. But doing webdev this thing compiles 40% faster than my (older) xeon 8 core desktop machine. It even plays Baldurs G
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by omnimus 1y ago
I am not native speaker but saying something is more sane doesn't mean the person means/thinks other option is insane (which is the extreme on the scale). It can mean both of the options might be sane (reasonable) one is just more
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by omnimus 1y ago
Software support could be one if N150 wasnt x86 from intel.
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by omnimus 1y ago
It will most likely run fine. Steamdeck has AMD x86 APU. I guess gpu might be a problem. They simply dont want to provide official support for the variety of linux.
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by omnimus 1y ago
Agree. Taking this as a joke (because its ridiculous) allows one to disregard it too easily. But as the rules of what is Antifa broaden - one might realize its too late. Then again it is so funny that there is a country that just literally
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by omnimus 1y ago
And indeed anybody protesting has to be antifa otherwise why else would they protest?
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by omnimus 1y ago
It is fascinating how quickly US got on the Putin path. Trump seems to run the same Putin playbook. For example Russia also had max terms in a row - so this was removed in 2020 before elections (this will happen if Trump is still alive). Ye

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