perching_aix

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1. 1891.▲
   by perching_aix 2y ago

   clearly i just don't understand it dude. you're the center of the universe too.
2. 1892.▲
   by perching_aix 2y ago

   > HTML content omitted because you are logged in or using a modern mobile device. Weird message for a <noscript>...
3. 1893.▲
   by perching_aix 2y ago

   that sounds deliciously performant, love projects like these
4. 1894.▲
   by perching_aix 2y ago

   Ohh, that's a good point. I wonder how tightly they pack.
5. 1895.▲
   by perching_aix 2y ago

   > The ubiquitous presence of plastics, especially polymer-derived particulates ranging from 500 micrometers in diameter down to 1 nanometer, defined as micro- and nanoplastics (MNP) Aren't plastics by design long chains of molecules
6. 1896.▲
   by perching_aix 2y ago

   they must have a shader recompiler infra, because all the shaders are shipped precompiled directly for the platform on consoles. so it's a good bit more than what wine does, at the very least in that regard.
7. 1897.▲
   by perching_aix 2y ago

   The site doesn't appear to support HTTPS. In case that is not intentional, please (if you're the site admin) refer to: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/userguide/Websit... https:/&#
8. 1898.▲
   by perching_aix 2y ago

   > I have some issue to find a politically correct way to state the fact that no damn laws can "protect" people who send anything to a third party The article is exclusively(!) about the technological enforcement of that, not le
9. 1899.▲
   by perching_aix 2y ago

   I'm not sure you genuinely don't understand, the privacy promised was very clearly inteded to be from other users, not the service itself, or those who may be able to get unauthorized access to your/their devices and data. It
10. 1900.▲
    by perching_aix 2y ago

    not sure i'm following? i was referring exactly to those "few" language features, e.g.: https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/compiler_support
11. 1901.▲
    by perching_aix 2y ago

    sure, i get the joke, i just don't like it. it's the same story as browsers. proprietary extensions in the name of progress because technically it's allowed, but also unimplemented standardized features galore, necessitating
12. 1902.▲
    by perching_aix 2y ago

    so because there are implementation defined behaviors in the standard, language extensions become okay?
13. 1903.▲
    by perching_aix 2y ago

    i like the entirely not subtle irony of citing hanlon's razor in the same message you suggest a more elaborate and intentionally malicious alternative explanation
14. 1904.▲
    by perching_aix 2y ago

    thinking that including 3 trillion billion js libraries is necessary to put some text out there in a nice way is also pretty delusional, yet here we are
15. 1905.▲
    by perching_aix 2y ago

    is there any behind the scenes footage?
16. 1906.▲
    by perching_aix 2y ago

    Isn't high speed signalling full of examples for multi level (as in, more-than-two level) signals? PCI-E's gen 6 and the various wireless standards come to mind.
17. 1907.▲
    by perching_aix 2y ago

    for those interested, note that the encoding of these files is of course "Mac Roman"
18. 1908.▲
    by perching_aix 2y ago

    probably, although i feel keeping js turned off by default when browsing random sites is infinitely better motivated than using internet explorer 6
19. 1909.▲
    by perching_aix 2y ago

    the experiment fails pretty hard on my phone where i have js turned off by default :p