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by onli 3y ago
I was pretty certain that Firefox did already support VA-API with Intel and I did test that with integrated Intel graphics. Maybe this release is more about enabling it by default, or to also support the discrete GPUs? It's a pity the
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by onli 3y ago
Aurora store does not work anymore without a google account, at least for now. Google blocked their proxy accounts, I think. So curently there is no secure way to install apps from the play store without an account.
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by onli 3y ago
Yes, see the quotes below.
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by onli 3y ago
The danger of manipulation through propaganda is indeed an argument used in political discourse, though in reasonable discussions when talking about direct and indirect democracy. The layers of parliamentary systems are partly a means of pr
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by onli 3y ago
Np :) And I agree, that really is an awesome part of this progress.
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by onli 3y ago
Almost didn't find it myself this time. But here it is: > In addition to not offering the longevity loophole, Opsomer also points out that the battery regulation covers all products with a portable battery; it’s far wider-reaching t
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by onli 3y ago
That's actually in the article :) one of the two laws covers all devices with ~~batteries~~ portable batteries.
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by onli 3y ago
Disagree. First, the devices with removable batteries are exceedingly rare right now. They also often enough are niche products. Second, it is not reasonable to expect every consumer to always think about what is right, and not instead to f
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by onli 3y ago
That's likely to be a routing problem, related to your ISP or something in between. Reddit really is not down that much.
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by onli 3y ago
That sounds completely reasonable - if you assume the users currently on Apollo 1) Can't be made to pay, directly with a price for the app or micropayments or indirectly via ads 2) Would move to the official app if Apollo shut down and
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by onli 3y ago
This references the Apollo client discussion and is wrong on many levels. 1. They are not "reining in" expenses, they are purposely pricing out 3rd-party clients (which probably has the goal to show more ads, not less) 2. The $10M
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by onli 3y ago
The prices were not known before. There was nothing he could have done.
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by onli 3y ago
Spring loaded with a button to move them easily to the side? Or spring loaded with the small rings to use a tool with? My impression is that the button system did got more popular over the last years, but it certainly existed many years bef
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by onli 3y ago
In what country are you? Keeping the money and not referencing why exactly (i.e. proving fraud on your side) is obviously illegal almost everywhere. Small claims court or your local equivalent should handle this.
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by onli 3y ago
That bluriness might actually be the anti-aliasing, TAA specifically. Pcgamingwiki often shows how to replace it with smaa because of that. Doesn't annoy everyone, but some it does.
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by onli 3y ago
I don't think you are wrong there. There is always a lot of subjectivity with things like this. Many people would never ever consider picking up a phone while watching any movie, while for others even absolutely exciting movies like Es
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by onli 3y ago
This duty does not actually exist, though many us-americans think it does. See https://medium.com/bull-market/there-is-no-effective-fiducia...
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by onli 3y ago
Every knife is sharp if you sharpen it. There is never a need to spend $300 on one.
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by onli 3y ago
That's not true anymore :) The ARC A750 sits between the Radeon RX 6600 and 6650 XT. The 6600 is a bit cheaper, but significantly slower. The 6650 XT is faster, but also more expensive. When (and if) Intel improves the driver more it w
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by onli 3y ago
As a fan of games like Deus Ex and Witcher, Cyberpunk was the best game I ever played. And it's perfectly playable now (on PC under Linux).
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by onli 3y ago
It was blocked because the CSU wanted to win the local election in Bavaria by blocking "ugly" wind turbines.
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by onli 3y ago
Also, the route forward the greens wanted were green energies - solar, wind, biomass. This was blocked as much as possible by the last coalition of CDU and SPD, including a complete construction stop of new wind energy in Bavaria (caused by
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by onli 4y ago
The Play Store reviews promises more than a rubber stamp. It's okay to see it as such, but you said above the Play Store doesn't even pretend; If that were the case there would be no review process. Google will this year address s
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by onli 4y ago
That's not true. The Play store absolutely promises such protection, and Google adds more protection measures every year. The Android system even warns you when you install apps from other sources. Also see the related https:/&#x
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by onli 4y ago
It's a talking point. I'm sorry that it is negative and it might not fair to the parent commenter, but it's obvious bs. It is a propaganda point that was placed somehow into the discussion and gets repeated again and again. I
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by onli 4y ago
There is a design issue with the titles. They are placed on top of images, but with no background and without selecting the images in a way that they cant clash. On some parts of the images it is then white on white or black on black. Not s
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by onli 4y ago
There are definitely options there. IceWM for example is very much like old windows, and is blazingly fast.
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by onli 4y ago
They are much easier to use for gaming, as you can install Steam without any hurdles. Note how the grandparent comment of your response mentions that being able to game easily now was what made the switch to Linux possible.
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by onli 4y ago
Just not if gaming is the goal. Steam would be only available as a Flatpak, says https://wiki.alpinelinux.org/wiki/Steam . And the Flatpak version is problematic. Void would be a better choice if liking simplicity. Or t
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by onli 4y ago
Steam runs natively. It is a linux application (to my knowledge, and it wraps "a webview", so there might be some nuance here. But native enough for this distinction). Steam uses a compatibility layer called Proton to run Windows

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