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>Atom (electron) 50% CPU by staying idle. >Discord (electron) Does better, only uses one full core, 25% CPU! > Spotify (electron-like) Actually one that doesn't decide my cores belong to it, thankfully. >webkit derivatives
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>If you gave 30% to an app store Valve's cut. >20% for marketing No marketing is being done for items aside from announcing them in patch notes. >25% for someone to vet your items don't break the game That is not somethin
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Unfortunately, when a manager is pressuring you to do so, not all of us have the fortitude to straight up say no. EDIT: to be clear, I do not count myself amongst those unable to say no. But for those who can't, thankfully we have soci
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This article is both wrong on many points and awfully biased. >Will this law help maintain work-life balance or is it an assault on freedom? ...The actual assault on freedom is employers sending mails after work hours and expecting you t
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Violating a contract is a breach of the civil code in my country, exposing you to financial compensation. It is very similar in the rest of the EU. So while not a crime, thankfully some countries still take that seriously. The issue is &quo
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Coming Soon™ in your stores. >runs the servers that do the matchmaking For reference, once cosmetics were introduced (and it was already getting old by the time), TF2 ran a good... two years? without matchmaking servers, only with a mast
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> blame MS for that garbage Uh... As far as I know, installers work well. Sorry for wanting to choose where I install my stuff. Spoiler: It's not on C:\. Chrome started that trend of install-less installs, and I've hated it eve
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Very much all alive! Left in a box since I moved recently, but SNES, N64, PS1, PS2, GameCube, PC games all in rather good state. And yes, some of them are crooked, or faded. But I'm not looking at an art collection there, am I?
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Hey, I'm hosting a server with a shitty PHP app, but you can put your addons on it. I'm just asking for 75% of your income. Not profit, no, income. I'm running the infrastructure after all. Not to mention that this 25% figure
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When the entire argument is based on social status, commenter's own status has to be known. It is everything but incivility. Said commenter has this information publicly shown in his bio. If you prevent that from being known, while sti
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2012: https://github.com/blog/1151-designing-github-for-windows >We specifically made the decision to write each application in a language native to the platform, and this has turned out to be hugely beneficial to u
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>Created 18 minutes ago I didn't know 'open source project shill' was an occupation. I'm feeling audacious, I'll bite. You run three electron apps simultaneously and don't care, but your users are not runnin
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9y ago
It's cute that you think that everyone has the ability and finances to start a competitor :) Spoiler: if you're driving for uber, or delivering for uber eats, you are not in the category of population that has: a) any chance of st
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You are not taking into account differences such as cost of life in the country. Almost every single country that has minimum wage, when brought back to US levels, has it higher than $4.4/h. Minimum wage isn't a matter of having
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Uber uses hype money to incentivize working for them and tanking Deliveroo, able to absorb losses for years, allowing them to drive out competitors out of business. Then Uber drives down their own prices. What do you do then? Change jobs? F
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Being French myself, go ahead, show me how it undermines my testimonial, I'll be waiting :^) It pits nobody against nobody. It's (almost) universal healthcare, including for non citizens.
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Do you realize that this is happening in Canada because certain people are pushing for privatized health care, draining more and more resources away from the public health services, causing the service quality to go down? It's a tried
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Are you conflating the economy in general with healthcare simply because you have no argument? Le Pen voters are angry for some part, yes. They're the ones with the fewest resources, yes. And you know what? They still get the same heal
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Hi, European here. Do you want to compare access to broadband in ANY of our countries to the US so I can have a laugh?
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If I used the same amount of data on my cellular service than I do on my land line, I would be kicked out of every single provider in the country. And I live in a country where data is cheap.
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Radical ecology (écologie radicale in the article) considers that Men (and every other living species) are just another part of their natural environment. There are no independent events, but rather an intricate web of phenomenons that are
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Translation: Mathematician Alexandre Grothendieck's notes released online. An agreement has finally been found between the mathematician's family and the university of Montpellier, which owned 28.000 pages of notes. They will soon
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Since you want to be pedantic, yes, it does not _prevent_. It helps with it not being a daily occurence. Which it would be, were the FDA not there, or had there been no regulations.
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Media is in reaction to multiple people catching deadly illnesses. Media can also be silenced. Worse, it's not even guaranteed the media catches on that. And it'll be extremely localised. FDA rules prevent those events from happen
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That's why it's called assistance. Blindspots can still be checked by physically moving, and they should be.
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I am posting from the century where, for example, the war on drugs is still a thing, which affects black communities more. I'm posting from the century where an African American will get a harsher sentence than a white person, for the
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Would you prefer if all those command were prefaced with `systemd`? Because that's all there is to it do docker in your example then. You're seeing condescension where there is none. I'm just pointing out facts. It's oka
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Unfortunately, systemd/nspawn does not benefit from the hype Docker garners, despite being infinitely better. This industry is becoming more and more hype and cargo-cult driven, instead of making sane technological choices
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Facts that have affected generations and driven a part of your population to the lowest levels are, indeed, political. Especially if they point out facts you don't like. Aree you going to say the same thing about Jim Crow laws? There h
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Win with 75% and everyone knows you cheated. With 51%, you leave just enough doubt for it but to be obvious.
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