rbits

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by rbits 12d ago
I think it would still work. A lot of people claim VR is about immersion, but I disagree. There is nothing less immersive than having a giant headset strapped to your face. To me VR is about the control scheme. Playing games with your hands
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by rbits 12d ago
That doesn't fix anything. The battery is still heavy whether it's plugged in or not.
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by rbits 17d ago
I imagine that would be to account for the bezel. The outer display is slightly less than half the size of the inner display, so to get the same aspect ratio they would have to adjust it slightly.
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by rbits 20d ago
I don't see that at all personally. Maybe 10% of the posts I see are political/drama, and almost none of them are insulting posts from other platforms.
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by rbits 1mo ago
Yup. I was tempted to even just install KOReader on my Kobo so I could sync progress with my phone, but I realised I would just get distracted tinkering with it and it's meant to be my distraction-free device.
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by rbits 1mo ago
I had a Kobo Libra 2. It broke and I replaced it with a Kobo Libra Colour. The biggest difference is that the Libra Colour is unusable without the backlight turned on, since the screen is so dark. The Libra 2 had a pretty white background w
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by rbits 1mo ago
> Any word as to whether this will apply to GrapheneOS? If I had to choose, I'd block apps that did comply with this BS. I doubt it, considering Android developer verification will go through Google Play Services, which GrapheneOS
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by rbits 1mo ago
> I said that the quality of the system is in the quality of the probabilities. That quality is being degraded. How is it being degraded exactly? The probability that it picks each option will still be the same, just deterministic based
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by rbits 2mo ago
I was considering installing KOReader on my Kobo. However, I have decided that I don't want to do any tinkering with my Kobo. The entire point of my Kobo is kinda to be a distraction-free device, and messing around with installing stuf
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by rbits 2mo ago
Yeah I think most of the people who super into Minecraft still play Java Edition if they can. Also MacOS and Linux still don't have Bedrock edition (officially) for some reason.
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by rbits 2mo ago
As far as I'm aware Gnembon still works on Carpet Mod, which seems like a pretty complicated mod. And he still updates it for every single Minecraft snapshot.
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by rbits 2mo ago
This fixed a lot of bugs related to input. If you scroll down to the bottom of the page you can see all the bug fixes from this snapshot, there are a lot related to input.
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by rbits 2mo ago
Well that's why it's a snapshot. It will probably be fixed in the next snapshot.
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by rbits 2mo ago
When I get sent a verification code from myGov (via text message), the message contains the 6 digit code, AND a 6 digit phone number for the help desk. I have to stop and double check which is the code, because I have accidentally entered t
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by rbits 3mo ago
My phone's bootloader is unlocked but LineageOS doesn't support it (Zenfone 9). I would use it if I could.
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by rbits 3mo ago
I don't think that's what the comment you're replying to is saying
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by rbits 3mo ago
They didn't say they were buying them. It is just undeniably a bad thing that you can't buy it without DRM. You can say "just don't buy it", but that doesn't make the existence of the DRM any better.
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by rbits 3mo ago
What do you mean? You mean not on Apple hardware? That exists, that's basically every other Linux distro in existence.
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by rbits 3mo ago
> i’m not sure what they mean about agents, however. would this mean a human generates legitimate traffic, and that goodwill can then be utilised by a browser agent? I feel like this is explained in the article: > AI agents acting on
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by rbits 3mo ago
What do you mean by that? Does this[1] not count? [1] https://capacitorjs.com/
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by rbits 3mo ago
I definitely have. But they're all the games that they gave out in the early days, the more recent games haven't really appealed to me. And it didn't convince me to spend any money, I still haven't spent a single cent on
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by rbits 3mo ago
Yep. I know the Minecraft optimisation mod Sodium has encountered some issues because Nvidia drivers try to optimise the game in ways that can cause issues for them
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by rbits 4mo ago
Oh damn I didn't realise it sent all this to the cloud. That seems kinda concerning.
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by rbits 4mo ago
Go to Google right now and search anything. What is the very first thing you see?
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by rbits 4mo ago
Well they'd just release it under a non-commercial license. The majority of their income comes from Obsidian Sync, and someone can't just host their own version of Obsidian Sync for all the Obsidian users for free. And there are a
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by rbits 4mo ago
So then you just only play it with trusted friends. It's still better than the current situation
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by rbits 5mo ago
I really want to use Helix, it clicks with me so much more. But I do not want to learn how to use Helix for development. I want to be able to continue using VSCode. And last I checked, the VSCode extension was not very good. I also use Vim
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by rbits 5mo ago
Well that's one extra key press for every action. For example, you have to do `ved` to delete the current word instead of `de`. Whereas in Helix it's just `ed`. Also visual mode doesn't work the same. If I want to delete up t
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by rbits 5mo ago
Going to just copy and paste rbren's comment from above: > Some people seem to be convinced by logical reframings, like "if you jump into a woodchipper you die, but if 50% of people jump into the woodchipper they all survive&qu
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by rbits 5mo ago
If you think that you can somehow get EVERYONE to press red... then surely you could get EVERYONE to vote blue. The outcome would be the same. And guess what... it's a lot easier to get 51% of people to vote blue than it is to get 100%

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