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onli
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There is not really a big disadvantage, is there? It keeps the .exe around in all possible versions without additional effort, even if external build dependencies were to fall away etc. Sure, nothing proper releases can't mostly achiev
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onli
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Did you try Flutter? That one worked for me at least as well as using the web approach. Definitely from a DX side.
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onli
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Aliexpress also changed a lot there. I'm not sure if it goes for all vendors, but my last purchases have been very fast. Some even shipped from Europe, but even if from China the wait time of several weeks did not happen anymore. I ass
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onli
2y ago
Amazon is known for suppressing negative reviews, there are many reports about it. Not sure why the grandparent comment is claiming the contrary - not doing the automatic redirect maybe, but they do remove or just not accept negative review
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With High Tariffs, Has Trump Ended or Revived Neoliberalism?
(thebignewsletter.com)
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Yeah, and because grub is too big. Says systemd, of all places.
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onli
2y ago
Are they being profitable? Didn't automattic take venture capital somewhat recently, suggesting that's not the case?
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onli
2y ago
I also saw no mention about the weight. Did you? Matters to me a lot for a 12".
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onli
2y ago
Thanks, what a nice characterization. As someone who actually studied human computer interaction, and since I had to work with borderline unuseable macs multiple times in my career now, plus as someone seeing the utter failure of relatives
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It is "integrated" in the way that the processor is an APU that has specific memory bus requirements. That's all. It is not an integrated software-hardware system that is finetuned, and that board is not any better than a a g
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What dou you mean with more integrated? It is a regular desktop PC with an apu (like is totally common for office PCs, just bigger) and soldered instead of upgradeable ram. It would be kind of funny, but also very sad, if Apple guys mistook
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2y ago
Not if it your job to solve the situation. It's not like it would be an easier task to dig into chrome and find the issue there.
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Yeah, that's exactly it and the confusion/edit fits ;) If I'm not missing something those dedicated cloud servers are dedicated in that they are not shared ressources, but can otherwise be managed like the shared "drople
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Hetzner behaves pretty much like DO, with servers that can be changed in the corresponding management panel. Or what aspect do you think is different?
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2y ago
You are right, https://www.kultboy.com/testbericht-uebersicht/2382/ and https://www.kultboy.com/testbericht-uebersicht/2612/ suggests that the games were around equally well received (in
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2y ago
There are really a lot of RPGs right now that do not follow Bethesda's model. Consider Kingdome Come Deliverance as an example for a very different approach, more akin to Gothic. Speaking of, the upcoming Gothic remake is another game
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2y ago
Very negative depiction of Fallout 2 here. I would instead strongly recommend it, especially to players who liked the first Fallout, or who liked Fallout New Vegas. It does not feel as heartless and disjointed as the article suggests, inste
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That's of course not true in the slightest, but it is the image the new Nazi party is painting. I recommend you stop consuming afd content.
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It sure is, until it isn't. And it strongly depends on where you are in the country. I highly doubt you live comfortably in a Nazi area.
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I did not claim the article contained that information, I specifically claimed it did not. It is an example for non-deadly violence that indeed does occur regularly there. https://www.bpb.de/themen/rechtsextremismus
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Note that the German greencard holder currently being illegally detained described that he was tortured. See https://www.zeit.de/politik/2025-03/deutscher-us-abschiebeha...
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No, he is right. Mexico still has an awful problem with the drug cartels that control whole regions and can actively undermine the government in the whole country. They just recently discovered a death camp that might explain where some of
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I can see how that aspect can be useful.
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I don't get 4) and 5). Plumbing for what? This makes me think it is not understood that github pages will just host any html you put in its repo. There is no magic plumbing in play here, not on your side at least. 1) okay, I can see th
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Do what works for you of course, but you could also just run your makefile on our PC and then push the generated HTML to the gh-pages branch/repo. I don't see (much? any?) value in running that on a server, if it's not trig
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The simplicity of the example might give the wrong impression here. A Github action that produces some static HTML is of course without value, Github pages can host HTML files without needing any workflow action. The idea of the article see
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No regular frontend needs any of that. Serde support, that's a ridiculous requirement for painting some web boxes on a display. Plus, as the other comment noted, the basic JS types go a long way now.
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The 2FA adds the risk factor of being locked out. Looking at it that way I'd say it is valid to call that an insecurity. You are right though that this isbabouy having a backup plan. For example, the TOTP app I use supports exporting t
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The GIMP team actively changed their software to better support user workflows, like when they moved from "save as" (with image formats as options) to "export". So there definitely is intent there to do the work necessar
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Regarding really tiny laptops - there actually are some on the market now. All chinese and based on the Pentium N100 or similar. There is the Chuwi Minibook X (10.51"), it gets quite good reviews, and two Topton devices (I think they a
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