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onli
2y ago
Patient gaming is a virtue :) But do yourself a favour and get Cyberpunk ASAP, in the Christmas sale at the latest. As a deus ex fan, Cyberpunk has been the best game I have ever played, ignoring nostalgia. And it looks like there won'
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onli
2y ago
https://www.phoronix.com/news/MTY5ODM reports on the reception of the witcher 2 port. https://www.pcworld.com/article/416185/broken-promises-games... mentions the missing, but shortly promise
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onli
2y ago
Brave search is a continuation of cliqz. A German company that developed a proper search engine, with an independent index. They shut down, but the tech got sold off. Cliqz was the first time for me that a Google alternative actually worked
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onli
2y ago
Brave search is doing it properly. Bought tech, but still.
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onli
2y ago
Which is a nonsensical policy of course, since the US made clear in the past that regardless of where the server is located, US companies have to give access to data. See the CLOUD act.
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onli
2y ago
Nice. Also, adding oil each time after cleaning is also not necessary, especially after cooking with enough of it and if that went well (though I do it most of the time as well).
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onli
2y ago
Oh, okay! I see it as less work, since the whole part of using soap and rubbing the fat away properly doesn't happen. Plus it's just a drop of oil and two paper towels. You can use a cotton towel to dry it and move down to one pap
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onli
2y ago
You really do not need to re-season them every time! Just using the pan with some oil is enough. If you clean it later with water, you can add a little oil afterwards and clean it with a paper towel, that's enough. Takes almost no time
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onli
2y ago
In the last discussions about that it was stated the trademark wasn't granted. Exactly, too generic. ACF is the active trademark.
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onli
2y ago
Not even Cloudflares own blog uses those, https://blog.cloudflare.com/rss/ , or am I getting a wrong content-type shown in my dev tools? For me it is `application/xml`. So even if `application/rss+xml` were th
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onli
2y ago
Correct might be debatable here as well. My blog for example sets Content-Type to text/xml, which is not exactly wrong for an RSS feed (after all, it is text and XML) and IIRC was the default back then. There were compatibility issues
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onli
2y ago
No, not specifically. That section is still written under the misconception that IPs are bound to households, or static networks like university networks. Instead they can swap at the very least country wide (or rather, however the provider
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onli
2y ago
I honestly think it looks fine. Nice texture at the back, pretty metal accents around the camera and at the side button, good logo. The uneven bezels (the one at the bottom is larger) are less nice, but that's just a reality of the bud
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onli
2y ago
LineageOS is not the raw open source Android though that the parent probably referred to. Afaik there are quite some changes needed by now to make it really usable. But sure, LOS proves it can be done.
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2y ago
The website (which is faster now) links to a review with a nice photo showcase, https://blog-d.luigi311.com/furilabs-flx1/ . Not perfect, but better than I thought!
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onli
2y ago
> If you’re a tourist, you must cancel before the 10th of the month or you get auto rebilled. Just in case this is helpful to someone, you can buy the ticket from one of those different transport organizations you mentioned and avoid t
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onli
2y ago
Not with clear numbers, but with clear qualifiers: > But to an individual, inactivity is certainly _not_ worse than smoking. > Being inactive increases the risk of a number of diseases, including a several types of cancer. Smoking
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onli
2y ago
Does not seem to be true. See https://news.cancerresearchuk.org/2012/08/15/is-being-inacti...
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onli
2y ago
HN isn't one person. There was always a lot of criticism of those closed source licenses. See for example the thread when Redis fell, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39772562
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2y ago
The Aurora Store app is just a frontend for the play store. It's a useful tool, but gives none of the benefits the existence of F-Droid provides to the world. Obtainium just fetches an .apk from a site, also useful, but provides none o
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2y ago
Are there some benchmarks for that, or a good discussion somewhere? Because I was wondering about that myself. RT kernel sounds at first like it may help achieve better latency in games, but then you are so deep in the stack and depending o
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onli
2y ago
Sure: https://github.com/s9y/Serendipity
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onli
2y ago
Sorry, but I think it's still ridiculous. A full fledged blog in Ruby/Sinatra (So not even the more compact rails) I built has 8k lines, and that's including several themes, the CSS and the JS. Sure, the interactive widgets i
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onli
2y ago
Absolutely. On my external display macos fonts looked horrible, way worse than on Linux.
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2y ago
Matt has no reason to step down. He will explain where the monetary claim is coming from - probably the development time promised and not delivered, or the use of the trademark - and then you have two competing narratives. One by the Foss s
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onli
2y ago
Sure! There are valid use cases for them. I was specifically talking about unnecessary usage :) In the system I worked on the shortcut did not work - too many options or some consequence of the dependency system, additional layers of indire
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2y ago
It's about the indirection. In the calling code, instead of knowing which specific object you are working with - and thus easily being able to check its implementation - you only know which interface it implements. Getting to the imple
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onli
2y ago
So as simple as possible, without unnecessary indirections and useless abstraction like interfaces that make reading the code hard, right? ;) There really are very different perspectives on what makes code easy to manage, and interfaces (es
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2y ago
Those even were on the desktop, for a very short while, with the broadwell processor i5-5675C and i7-5775C.They were stronger than the FM2+-Apus AMD had released earlier, that Intel otherwise could not beat for years, just weaker than the f
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onli
2y ago
Of course not.
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