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by onli 9mo ago
What updates? That would be on a local network and have no internet connection, if done right.
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by onli 9mo ago
The article mentions that the author had a negative experience with Void Linux, that it was missing programs in its repository. If you considered it, give it a try anyway. Void is fast and ridiculously stable, even more so given it's a
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by onli 9mo ago
For years now. Look into proton, its built into steam even.
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by onli 10mo ago
The visa logo printed on the terminals where this behaviour occurred.
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by onli 10mo ago
I doubt it. One person shops with no relevant contact to foreigners. Maybe the enterprise organising a credit card terminal for them activates it.
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by onli 10mo ago
It seems to be built into the credit card terminals. So it's a visa thing, not on the shop. I had that with very small shops in non-touristy areas of Mexico where it was absolutely clear to not be a scam attempts by the shops owner. Th
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by onli 10mo ago
When LCDs arrived it was not only greybeards not liking them. I certainly wasn't old enough for that title - but for a while, CRT screens were just so much better! Those early panels (at least the ones I saw) were horrible, sooo slow,
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by onli 10mo ago
We are missing the context how the statement was said in the interview. The CEO is new and not used to the scrutiny that position brings, especially for Mozillas CEO given their purported ideals. It is quite possible he said this as somethi
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by onli 10mo ago
Not sure GTA 5 is the right example to list here. Remember https://nee.lv/2021/02/28/How-I-cut-GTA-Online-loading-times... . At least for a while they didn't optimize at all.
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by onli 10mo ago
Some old Galaxy phone for me I think. And then I used it a bit on an LG G3. Only regular app I ever bought (the one other purchase was a game, https://egamebook.com/knights/ ). But it must have been great for the small
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by onli 10mo ago
This could be a good alternative to Minuum when mixed together. The single line was great in theory, but in practice I often preferred the regular keyboard layout. Maybe the autopredict did not work all that well, at least with the multiple
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by onli 10mo ago
The article mentions that the Club3D adapters don't exist anymore (=the popular ones), only off-brand alternatives. VRR is not officially supported via adapters, a big problem for a gaming device.
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by onli 10mo ago
But destroyed the interest of many others ;) Keyboard phones are a great thing, but not as the sole option for a company. As a second current model, sure.
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by onli 10mo ago
Awesome, this has a user replaceable battery! Sadly I do see no headphone jack, so not an option for me. Did I miss it on the pictures?
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by onli 10mo ago
Right. This is not an area of fines. This is a criminal conspiracy with intent to kill on a wide scale. Absolutely deserving of prison for everyone involved.
106.
by onli 10mo ago
Even then, spraying cancer causing chemicals into the land is beyond stupid. Killing yourself and the humans around your land for having a bit less work, one can't be more antisocial.
107.
by onli 10mo ago
They clearly state so. But also say they have epic's blessing. Then this will stay up.
108.
by onli 10mo ago
That already happened :) Starfield claimed to not support HDDs and really ran bad with them. And I think I saw SSDs as requirement for a few other games now, in the requirement listings on steam.
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by onli 10mo ago
Yes. High resolution textures take up a lot of space. Have a look at HD texture mods for skyrim for example. 23GB is more in line with a game from a few years ago, so this really is slim for a modern game with modern graphics.
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by onli 10mo ago
That comes with the processor: Ultra 7 165H or Ultra 9 185H, so https://www.notebookcheck.com/Intel-Arc-8-Cores-Grafikkarte-... , really strong I think.
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by onli 10mo ago
I looked into that category (of small and lightweight laptops, for travel) earlier this year, without the coreboot requirement. I ended up with a Panasonic Let's Note SZ6-CF. Also cheap - imported from Japan via eBay - I think it is be
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by onli 11mo ago
You absolutely can use @ in sane codebases. And you give the example yourself: In other languages you often enough see that boilerplate where thrown exception is discarded, because there is no sane reaction to some edge case and you just wa
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by onli 11mo ago
I assume it is some inferiority complex, on many sides. PHP itself was laughed at being too simple, underpowered and inconsistent, now they overcorrected with types, annotations and breaking backwards compatibility with every release so tha
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by onli 11mo ago
Iirc this stems from owncloud, and a programmer from them gave an interview in a German Foss podcast. Yes, it was performance related. They had high profile clients (CERN?) where the old code base was not sufficient, they thought.
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by onli 11mo ago
The advantage is the amount of code minimized and not using a generic factory pattern. But that probably can be achieved with a bit less magic...
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by onli 11mo ago
Then the responsible Debian maintainer would backport that fix, as they have done in other languages for decades. Really, that's not user facing. It's a possible hassle for the maintainers and developers, which might be bad enough
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by onli 11mo ago
I wouldn't see it that way. First, Debian is not a distro where users have to compile their software. The packages contain binaries, the compilation is already done. The instability of Rust would not affect users in any way. And second
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by onli 1y ago
Nice example of physics tumbling into meaningless metaphysical nonsense.
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by onli 1y ago
With the amount people usually trade $10 is a huge percentage. When you factor that in with the missed compound interest of that money you usually lose tens of thousands of dollars until retirement, likely more. There is no need for a big b
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by onli 1y ago
Oh, that can be bad advice. It does matter a lot if the bank asks for high fees, which would be the case with all(?) German banks, and I'd be surprised if that's different in Switzerland.

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