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by radlad 11mo ago
I don't think they were operating as a charity - they were charging for the features that cost them money to provide... that's how they spent the aforementioned money. They funded some software development, they paid hosting bills
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by radlad 11mo ago
This thread is very confusing to me - they charged a subscription for these features. They weren't losing money - they were spending it. Money in, money out.
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by radlad 11mo ago
The concern is that it will be imported into a separate app store owned by Pebble, which Pebble will lock Rebble out of (i.e. block scraping and refuse to release this data), and then if Pebble goes bust again, Rebble is left with less than
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by radlad 11mo ago
The subscription fee was what enabled them to host these services. From their blog post, they mention spending hundreds of thousands of dollars on infrastructure and software. I expect that the connections and skills involved in running the
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by radlad 11mo ago
> It’s clear he cares deeply about this product and its potential, far and above what the community could hope for. I think the default trust should be with him, or at least it is for me. The default trust should be with him instead of _
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by radlad 11mo ago
Thanks for this! I'm playing Cyberpunk 2077 on a 4K TV with my ROG Ally X right now, but I added an eGPU to get nicer 4K graphics. Very cool to hear that a mini is capable of playing it too!
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by radlad 11mo ago
Can you quantify this? Which Beelink? Are you powering a 4K TV? When you talk about playing modern AAA games, which ones, and what settings do you run at?
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by radlad 11mo ago
> Rather than work with Apple on bringing an iMessage app to Android or licensing it This seems like an unfair take - Apple is on record using iMessage specifically to deteriorate the experience between Android and iOS users. I don'
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by radlad 11mo ago
Yeesh, this seems like a good example of the fact that a feature (encrypting a file) is not a product (an E2E encrypted storage solution.)
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by radlad 1y ago
I appreciate the data point. It has truly been every single switch and now the extender as well. I'll open up a separate case for this. The primary case I have open currently is in regards to the port forwarding / routing breaking
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by radlad 1y ago
I wish I could say that Unifi has just worked for me, but any time I add a new Unifi device to the network (say a new switch, or just recently a U6 range extender), my network gets incredibly unstable until I manually restart every UniFi de
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by radlad 1y ago
Check OP's profile - I'm not convinced.
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by radlad 1y ago
Sony has this - https://authenticity.sony.net/camera/en-us/index.html
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by radlad 1y ago
> Using len() with Strings, and UTF-8 Gotchas Try utf8.RuneCountInString().
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by radlad 1y ago
Ah you hadn't mentioned a refresh fixed it. That sure sounds like some kind of race in the JS.
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by radlad 1y ago
That's not in the comment I replied to, but your quotes are a good example of why I'm asking you to give the guidelines a read through. This is an inappropriate way to express your disagreements.
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by radlad 1y ago
You haven't explained how it impacts the health of React. As an aside, please give the site guidelines a read.
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by radlad 1y ago
Usually that's indicative of an ad blocker firing in my experience.
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by radlad 1y ago
Took me a couple paragraphs to figure that out took.
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by radlad 1y ago
That's a very dichotomous take. :-)
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by radlad 1y ago
Possibly - or we might discover that for a large amount of use cases, AI output is "good enough," even if the experts don't love it. A C programmer will snub an Excel sheet, but it doesn't change the fact that it's
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by radlad 1y ago
I believe this would be Verso: https://github.com/versotile-org/verso
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by radlad 1y ago
> My initial argument stands: the fury over the Zarutska case was about the perceived attempt to downplay a narrative that made "their side" look bad. The media's visible selectivity is precisely why people are driven to &
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by radlad 1y ago
I am disappointed, yes - this is a feeling, attributed to me. What you did is disgusting - not you, please don't warp words. Where is the name calling? Yes, we're done here. You are criticizing me for not answering a question - wh
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by radlad 1y ago
The problem isn't the question - which I have answered you on elsewhere - it's that you're not engaging from a place of curiosity and understanding. This isn't how I know you to be and it's really quite sad. (I also
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by radlad 1y ago
> I think you don't have an answer for what I'm saying because your mind has gone into "I am attacked, must defend myself" mode - and this is because you've been told to believe that only villains are talking abo
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by radlad 1y ago
> Clearly you are being told that Iryna Zarutska and Jordan Neely are different. This is no longer coming from a place of curiosity, but a presumption of superiority. If you assume I am simply brainwashed and have nothing worthwhile to s
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by radlad 1y ago
I'm not going to respond to something so dismissive. I can see you're no longer interested in engaging. Cheers.
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by radlad 1y ago
I think we might disagree on what uncommon characteristics make something worthy of national or international news. Again, this type of violence - both death by knives and attacks by the mentally ill - is unfortunately somewhat common in th
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by radlad 1y ago
I'm not implicitly asserting that: the actual data I provided was about homicides exclusively. Please click the link to see for yourself. Meanwhile, you have not cited your 20% statistic. > And even so, this is still newsworthy for

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