russelg

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by russelg 7mo ago
>Japan disallows many forms of such loot boxes due to addictive nature. Crazy to say this when they've basically pioneered and perfected gacha games.
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by russelg 8mo ago
I'll chime in and say personally I do this all the time and have never experienced a system crash from this.
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by russelg 8mo ago
So what? They achieved their goal of digitising their family videos and allowing their siblings to view them in a coherent way, which they very likely would not have been able to accomplish without the help of AI. Not without like triple th
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by russelg 9mo ago
Perhaps because the admins of archive.org don't go around DDoSing random blogs I'd reckon.
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by russelg 9mo ago
Sure, but in this case they definitely are a hacker still since they did write code to achieve this.
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by russelg 9mo ago
It is but one of the straws that broke the camels back.
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by russelg 10mo ago
There is also VidHub which I've been playing around with. It's also paid but it's cheaper than Infuse.
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by russelg 10mo ago
I sympathize completely. My Apple TV 4K 2nd gen is a laggy, unresponsive piece of crap after the tvOS 26 update.
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by russelg 10mo ago
Doesn't really fulfill the same niche Soundcloud does. Most content on SC is non-commercial or just simply not available on any streaming service. Lidarr relies on people ripping this music, and also adding the metadata to Musicbrainz,
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by russelg 10mo ago
And that's exactly why Steam was not included in the Australian bans.
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by russelg 11mo ago
This is how it's implemented on iPads without Face ID (like the Air)
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by russelg 11mo ago
Jellyfin is a fork of Emby. Can't speak for Plex.
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by russelg 11mo ago
>even though Valve wanted Source2 to be a VR platform I don't think this is true. The first Source2 game "released" was Dota 2, and currently it's used for CS2 and Deadlock as well.
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by russelg 11mo ago
What's the point of prosecuting users?
45.
by russelg 11mo ago
... which likely wouldn't have happened if they didn't want a computer inside their VR headset. The steam machine is x86 considering it's an AMD processor.
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by russelg 1y ago
I think it's a bit disingenuous to blame Steam for a decision Rockstar made. The final decision lies with the publisher as to what game actually ships. If they want to remove their old listings and replace them with a worse offering, t
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by russelg 1y ago
I don't know if it's still true, but Apple Music was indeed Ember at a point.
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by russelg 1y ago
I'm the only person with a router that's broadcasting 6GHz in my apartment complex, so until that changes I'm gonna keep using High transmit power :)
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by russelg 1y ago
They say selfie, but it's typically interactive. They'll make you move your camera forward/backward, turn your head to the side, maybe even open your mouth.
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by russelg 1y ago
Oh my bad, I severely misinterpreted your comment.
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by russelg 1y ago
Not a coincidence, Immich was started as a personal replacement for Google Photos.
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by russelg 1y ago
Only reasonable response to this guy's rhetoric.
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by russelg 1y ago
And if you didn't live in a place where it's cheap?
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by russelg 1y ago
If a tradie offers me a better price when I pay by cash, of course they're doing it to dodge tax. I'm still gonna take that discount.
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by russelg 1y ago
That typically isn't true in practice right? It's fairly common to have multiple "desktops" when using a tiling WM.
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by russelg 1y ago
In Australia that's typically black market tobacco.
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by russelg 1y ago
Interesting take to say the Linux Kernel is not worth your time.
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by russelg 1y ago
I was wondering about use cases for this, this makes so much sense now.
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by russelg 1y ago
First they came for etc
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by russelg 1y ago
This isn't particularly true anymore since some iPad models are also shipping with M processors.

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