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by protoster 4y ago
Firefox is no position to make these kinds of moves (7% of desktop users, ~0% of mobile). Taking activist stances on how they want to see the web will serve to do nothing but drive more users away from Firefox.
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by protoster 4y ago
Calling it now: they will backpedal the next day and will say that it was a mistake or accident.
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by protoster 4y ago
Bug report: On Firefox the difference wiper thing doesn't appear for the last image (Carina Nebula), it only shows the full Webb image.
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by protoster 4y ago
He didn't go into details of harassment when speaking about it, which is understandable, except that it was about things he said on stream.
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by protoster 4y ago
All I want is a simple "channel on hiatus for personal reasons" post somewhere.
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by protoster 4y ago
I'd give Ben the benefit of the doubt and assume it was a mistake since up to that point he has been a class act. As for the radio silence, I'm afraid that this could be something bad. I've seen other examples of creators doi
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by protoster 4y ago
Actual Guild Wars 2. I'll never recover from that betrayal.
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by protoster 4y ago
Person in question doesn't actually know that they were banned for uploading Python code. While the lack of due process absolutely does suck and I hate to defend google, but reason for this ban is speculation. It could be something els
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by protoster 5y ago
Excellent! A worth successor to my iPhone 7. I'm happy that they offer a model with only a single camera, as I was scared that I would eventually be forced to upgrade to a model with three cameras, which would be a complete waste for m
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by protoster 5y ago
Some browsers will not be able to run the game correctly. If this happens, use Firefox instead. Now that made me do a double take.
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by protoster 5y ago
Well... I can't read the tweet, but I can confirm that twitter isn't working.
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by protoster 5y ago
OOSU10 covers most of my needs
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by protoster 5y ago
Sigh *opens spreadsheet titled "things to turn off on a windows system and periodically check that they're still off" and adds another entry
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by protoster 5y ago
I have a strange feeling about this tech. Doesn't this help cement Windows as The Standard for gaming? Feels like we're giving up and accepting our fate.
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by protoster 5y ago
Entirely expected with a garbage headline like that. If it was an actually alarming amount, it would be in the headline (e.g. "up by 50% in one year!").
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by protoster 6y ago
They might doing the same thing video games do to combat piracy. No DRM is unbreakable, all games are eventually cracked, so why bother? The thought is that it buys enough time during the critical launch window to sway people who will have
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by protoster 6y ago
Absolutely agree, it feels like I'm reading about revolutionary battery tech on a weekly basis, with no actual products in sight.
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by protoster 6y ago
As the article explains, it has been deemed to be unsafe to repair. What's probably missing in that sentence is "...within an acceptable budget."
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by protoster 6y ago
Luckey was at least already out of Oculus by the time Facebook altered the deal, right?
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by protoster 6y ago
I tried to look for some kind of statement from him, I found this verge article from 2014 https://www.theverge.com/2014/3/30/5563440/john-carmack-face... Much of the backlash regarding the acquisition h
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by protoster 6y ago
I feel incredible dissonance about John Carmack working for Oculus and by extension, Facebook. Especially when things like this come to light.
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by protoster 6y ago
Is the yellow background some sort of a inside joke or satire? For me it is unreadable without changing it through the browser's dev tools.
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by protoster 8y ago
Activision will release WoW classic, not Blizzard.
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by protoster 8y ago
I feel like I'm the only one who made peace with Blizzard dying as we knew it shortly after Activision acquisition. They sold out, this happens all the time. Everyone else seems to be clinging on to "old Blizzard" like it&#x2
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by protoster 8y ago
Addresses is one of those categories for which people should regularly read the "falsehoods programmers believe about X" list. Here's one: https://www.mjt.me.uk/posts/falsehoods-programmers-believe-a...
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by protoster 8y ago
Arstechnica isn't helping, the title and the article makes it seem like google owns the web and is in charge of the standards.
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by protoster 8y ago
Fantastic! Though I'm getting a vision of the future ~50 years from now where the US is one of the two countries in the world still practicing daylight savings.
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by protoster 8y ago
Should the internet behind the great firewall be considered a part of the global network, considering how isolated it is? I don't really consider what happens in China to be indicative of global trends. There may be similarities, for s
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by protoster 8y ago
They'll consider those facts rumors and remove them. The function of this "platform" is so vague that I don't think anyone is under any illusions that this isn't another way for the government to control public disc
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by protoster 8y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong: 1) this is an effort to provide an abstract graphics API for any OS/CPU instruction set 2) it is rust and therefore usable from rust and C(++). If so, great news! Maybe we'll one day be free from tyra

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