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by redder23 3y ago
I thought I am up to speed with modern CSS but I did know about scroll-behavior: smooth but did not know about scroll-margin-top at all. I use self written JS solution to work around headings stick below my fixed navbar this that I can get
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by redder23 3y ago
This website does not use HTTPS its 2023. I have https only activated on Firefox and I basically never come into websites that do not use it, I almost forgot about it.
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by redder23 3y ago
To me its the same thing, they are paid my Google to code stuff the is put in their org and not their private accounts/orgs so to me this IS in fact "by Google".
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by redder23 3y ago
The linear dot wave is a great example to show the difference between linear and cubic bezier. Its basically ruins the hole thing if you use linear animation.
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by redder23 3y ago
Facts: #1 Linux support for old hardware in general is incredibly good, better then any other modern OS AFAIK. #2 Running a 15 year old Laptop makes zero sense, you can not be that poor. I use gaming rigs as my PCs for everything and I one
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by redder23 3y ago
What are they selling, how is this financed? Seems like something Brave and Firefox can both do, you probably just need to install some extensions for the "missing" features. I do not see anything revolutionary here. If you do not
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by redder23 3y ago
140k is less then what they made abusing I am sure, as usual companies just abuse and pay fines when they get caught.
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by redder23 3y ago
No clue why everyone is so exited about things like this. Makes no sense to me at all. 2 screens in a stupid position, both super small. I think anyone is better of with a basic laptop with big screen. Just because its something "fancy
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by redder23 3y ago
Google loves doing this as they have all the info from everyone anyway and have first hand access to fingerprinting users, so they just cut out the competition who do it in this outdated fashion.
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by redder23 3y ago
"Most" is factually wrong. Some yes, most on fact need a crack, most do not have any kind of other DRM other than the trivial steam DRM so they need a steam emu to actually run. You can use steamless and goldberg emu to crack and
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by redder23 3y ago
Yeah because France uses Nuclear, Germany does not and energy is expensive AF there.
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by redder23 3y ago
This looks funny and is just some thing this guy does to feel special and to do something unique, it objectively makes ZERO sense, its a giant waste of screen space real estate and you can see status bar and all kinds of stuff just cut of v
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by redder23 3y ago
I wish there was an extension that would make it work in Chromium based browsers. I use Firefox in windows while gaming ... but for dev work on Linux I use Brave. I use Xbookmarksync to sync bookmarks and Bitwarden for passwords. It basical
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by redder23 3y ago
I not thought about the hardware and servers, I thought about the controller because the article was about that controller. Did the not took them even back when the shut Stadia down. Like seriously they could just open source the controller
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by redder23 3y ago
Did the not shut Stadia down? This is ridiculous to not just open it up and let people to WTF they want to with it.
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by redder23 3y ago
Stuck in the past, literally. Not only by the look but by specifically not supporting the modern Linux graphics stack.
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by redder23 3y ago
I fail to see the point.
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by redder23 3y ago
For 4-6 years WTF is this? So after that they just continue as they always did? These limits are stupid.
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by redder23 3y ago
When I would use an Immutable Linux I would not be able to run Virtualbox right? Because that needs kernel modules loaded and changes to the core system that is immutable or do I get this wrong?
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by redder23 3y ago
I do not have much clue about chips but when AMD bought ATI I thought they will come out with some superchip that combines CPU and GPU into one. This is just for AI? So not for gaming PCs?
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by redder23 3y ago
Does Netflix has ads? Why does it show a little dark blue?
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by redder23 3y ago
Of course its a good thing, but yeah its just one giant megacorp winning against the other for their own gain. But in this case Epic gain is also gain for consumers and devs of mobile apps/games.
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by redder23 3y ago
They must allow Epic to use their own in-app payment processing that bypasses the Goolag while also allowing them to distribute apps/games on the Play Store?
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by redder23 3y ago
Fails hard to explain WTF it actually does. Would be cool if it would use AI to filter out sponsor segments or YouTube video that are actually part of the video. I doubt that is so at least explain what it does.
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by redder23 3y ago
Why would you need to have your PC you browse the web on for days? Why would you be bothered with restarting a browsers at least once every 24 hours. I also call this dubious at best, I NEVER had any stability issues with FX and I pretty mu
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by redder23 3y ago
Well they have gone a long way from FP3 to 5. I do not things will be out of stock or hard to repair for the 5.
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by redder23 3y ago
VERY ironically just do NOT buy a fucking Google phone to un-google it. I really really like the Grahpene OS project but its a damn shame that is does only support Pixels and not Fairphones or phones that are at least privacy supporting fro
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by redder23 3y ago
No, not at all, as I would not be interested in replicating the exact experience as it was but have a better experience with a huge CRT instead. I actually think the CRT hype is also not worth it but I at least can get behind that because i
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by redder23 3y ago
I have a feeling they will fight this with all the lawyers and lobbyists and it will not come to pass.
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by redder23 3y ago
What is your point? As I said that overpriced think is NOT CRT and I actually think the hype about is not justified. I do not own a CRT but I think they would cause eye strain and modern up-scaling and smoothing and all that stuff makes gam

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