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   by sjs382 6y ago

   Humble Bundle works like this on Android too. You just need to enable apps from unknown sources.
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   by sjs382 6y ago

   > I agree with this sentiment... But I wonder if Apple considers iPhones to be general purpose computing devices, or even wants them to be. They're not marketed that way, likely most users are uninterested in using an iPhone this w
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   by sjs382 6y ago

   Epic has filed a legal complaint, according to their Twitter account: https://cdn2.unrealengine.com/apple-complaint-734589783.pdf
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   by sjs382 6y ago

   > POST REMOVED > With apologies, I have taken this post down: it has attracted a lot more attention than I expected, and I need to reconsider what I want to say on this topic.
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   by sjs382 6y ago

   The site uses WordPress and the post author decided to include a thumbnail, scaled up to regular size, rather than using the original: https://www.state.gov/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/CleanNetwor...
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   by sjs382 6y ago

   It can—that's how you used to be able to use Stadia on non-Google/Pixel Android devices before general availability. iOS Safari isn't supported, however. Not sure if it has something to do with gamepads, video codecs, or wha
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   by sjs382 6y ago

   On Stadia, games are rendered/run on Google servers. Nothing is running on the user's device. From the device's perspective, Stadia is just an app to capture gamepad input, send it to Google servers and play the video respo
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   by sjs382 6y ago

   On Stadia (not sure about xCloud), the games are not run locally on the user's device. The Stadia app just captures controller input, sends it to Google's servers and returns a video stream of the gameplay (either VP9, h264, or A
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   by sjs382 6y ago

   Please keep us updated with what comes of this!
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    by sjs382 6y ago

    It doesn't take much imagination to come up with other scenarios. No idea if any of these are true. * apple actually did communicate to them, but it went to the developer's spam box. * apple actually did communicate to them, but
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    by sjs382 6y ago

    > 2)I think that x64 hardware of similar specs outperforms arm64 in performance.[Personal observance] Can you elaborate on this a bit? What devices are you comparing (on both sides of the comparison)?
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    by sjs382 6y ago

    There have been a few packs released this year, even. It's a fairly tight knit community with most of it on IRC, Discord and Facebook. Check efnet #16c for one of the more active places.
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    by sjs382 6y ago

    Also, I just can't miss an opportunity to plug https://artpacks.org
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    by sjs382 6y ago

    Ah, an opportunity to share my favorite RIPscrip art of all time: https://16colo.rs/pack/sadist04/K%21LIGHT.RIP One of the magical things about RIPscrip is that some (most?) viewers drew the art as it loaded in la
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    by sjs382 6y ago

    https://artpacks.org uses a similar interface, which was super fun to work on.
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    by sjs382 6y ago

    godzillabrennus probably meant "snuff out". Let's not get hung up on that bit.
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    by sjs382 6y ago

    I would expect about a 5x slowdown running Docker images. Docker on a Mac utilizes a hypervisor. Hypervisors rely on running the same architecture on the host as the guest, and are about about 1x - 2x as slow as running nati
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    by sjs382 6y ago

    Here's some: Badger Workshop is UK-based https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSQRZgy9lvGsLrWn6sFHZHw Nick Zammeti is UK-based https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3-0S7vXfwYY2jj5EkMpymA Rag N Bone
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    by sjs382 6y ago

    Same story with myself and NYT almost a decade ago. Keep an eye on your statements: they kept charging me and I kept needing to cancel for 3ish more months until it all finally stopped.
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    by sjs382 7y ago

    Same but my billing date is tomorrow.
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    by sjs382 7y ago

    I was able to track down the most recent version, before the articles got merged: https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Great_Cornholio&o...
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    by sjs382 7y ago

    The numbers given there aren't accurate for my region. Or maybe they're some number of days behind.
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    by sjs382 7y ago

    $0.99/gal today in NOLA ( https://www.reddit.com/r/NewOrleans/comments/fs4nts/walked_p... ). Generally, I've found that prices go up about $0.10/gal for each state you get away from the gulf
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    by sjs382 7y ago

    In New Orleans, you can already find it for 0.99/gal. Thread on Reddit from yesterday: https://www.reddit.com/r/NewOrleans/comments/fs4nts/walked_p...
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    by sjs382 7y ago

    Seriously—as someone who lives in a place where a simple rainstorm can have major consequences, DarkSky's "It's going to rain in the next hour"-style alerts have become an important tool. I'm an otherwise happy tvOS
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    by sjs382 7y ago

    "In line with our commitment to long-term support, the 1GB product will remain available to industrial and commercial customers, at a list price of $35. As there is no price advantage over the 2GB product, we expect most users to opt f
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    by sjs382 7y ago

    There are questions that can be asked if you suspect that someone is abusing the system. THey'll only work if the person is unprepared, though: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22124349
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    by sjs382 7y ago

    > A more apt description is that Interpol issued a notice stating that Japan wants this guy. Current article title is "Carlos Ghosn: Interpol issues 'red notice' for Nissan ex-boss's arrest"
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    by sjs382 7y ago

    In Pittsburgh, travel within Downtown and the North Shore is free 24/7 on the "T" (light rail). Buses still aren't free and the "T" doesn't cover a ton of Downtown Pittsburgh, though. The "T" ha
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    by sjs382 7y ago

    As another data point, I'm also a subscriber since YouTube Red and I get those nagging "popups" in the lower left of the desktop site.