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Nvidia's GeForce Now to Cap Game Streaming at 100 Hours per Month(pcmag.com)
4 points by solardev 2y ago|3 comments
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by solardev 2y ago
Original announcement is here, but Nvidia buried it under mountains of unrelated news: https://blogs.nvidia.com/blog/geforce-now-thursday-performan... . Seems like the unlimited RTX 4080 for $20/mo was too good to
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by solardev 2y ago
Many companies in big tech make insane profits from the surveillance-advertising complex. Is Meta especially bad in this regard? Google, Apple, etc. all do their own tracking and advertising, not to mention TikTok, Reddit, etc. Everyone has
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by solardev 2y ago
Hmm. Does hibernate mode 25 do the trick? https://apple.stackexchange.com/a/419577
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by solardev 2y ago
If that's all you want, you can just put it on standard sleep. The power draw is minimal and since you have a desktop anyway, there's no battery drain concerns. It will recover the state in a second or two this way. Hibernate is u
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by solardev 2y ago
Oh yikes, my bad, it's way outdated. Sorry!
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by solardev 2y ago
Most insurances don't pay out unless something bad happens to you that you wouldn't voluntarily do – even the job loss insurances (from governments, credit cards, etc.) only pay out on involuntarily unemployment, not if you quit o
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by solardev 2y ago
Organizational licenses are ~3x more expensive than individual ones, but they still include the perpetual fallback: https://www.jetbrains.com/idea/buy/?section=commercial&billi...
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by solardev 2y ago
(As a user) Is the Jetbrains model realistic at all for your use case? They charge a monthly fee, but if you stop a subscription, you can keep using the last version you paid for with no further updates. They also offer long term loyalty di
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by solardev 2y ago
I'm sad that it means antitrust is basically dead now and Google probably won't be broken up: https://www.reuters.com/technology/trump-expected-shift-cour...
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by solardev 2y ago
I don't know if it's a startup, but there's https://allsides.com/ and apparently they accept funding (unclear how): https://allsides.com/about/ownership They don't have current open
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by solardev 2y ago
It's not an option exposed to users, normally. You have to set some CLI flags for it: https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/51725/do-macbooks-...
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by solardev 2y ago
It's open-source: https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock
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by solardev 2y ago
> "They can swim away if they choose, and over the years a few have. But almost all stay." I wonder if they're gonna start a recruitment program so the dolphins can recruit their open-sea bros into the program. "Hey m
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by solardev 2y ago
I see now, thanks for explaining! (Sorry I don't have a better answer for you.)
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by solardev 2y ago
Here in Oregon (and elsewhere), we have multi-agency partnerships between governments, different federal agencies, local tribes, homeowners, etc.: https://www.conservationgateway.org/ConservationPractices/Fi... https:
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by solardev 2y ago
There's Base58, which is similar: https://learnmeabitcoin.com/technical/keys/base58/ I think B64 isn't meant to be human-readable anyway, and not having to deal with exceptions probably makes the co
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by solardev 2y ago
And stripe still classified you as high risk and banned you? Darn, that sucks.
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by solardev 2y ago
For my side projects, I like Next.js + MUI, just because it's fast and easy to get them going (once you've learned them). Next 15 just came out though, and they're about to change up the caching model once more, so time to th
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by solardev 2y ago
Are you at the scale where a simple database table and a few queries can't solve this? Maybe I'm misunderstanding something, but if it's just a few thousand/tens of thousands of entries, it seems like the kind of thing a
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by solardev 2y ago
I think that's just how pages are when you write them in plain-enough HTML and aren't overwriting the DOM with JS all the time. The web browser keeps track of your scroll progress and has the page in its cache (like frankjr said
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by solardev 2y ago
Makes sense. Thanks for the explanation!
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by solardev 2y ago
Wow, attention spans were so much longer back then.
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by solardev 2y ago
I don't remember for sure. But a lot of times it'll be resold and then recombined with other lists anyway. Like there's probably only one person of my name in my county, maybe even state. They just spam and spam and spam. If
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by solardev 2y ago
Ah, bummer. Guess you'll have to do the prints for her? Should be easy if she just makes a shared "print these" album with you.
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by solardev 2y ago
What does this mean?
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by solardev 2y ago
Are you hosting porn or something like it that many CC issuers don't like?
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by solardev 2y ago
What? The repro instructions say to leave it out. Anyway, sorry, I hope they figure it out, but it's not something I've ever had trouble with. If it's an issue for you too, you might wanna write their support or just don&#x27
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by solardev 2y ago
Why don't they just add it to package.json? I don't understand why this is a big deal at all. It'd be weird to me if a repo started to use random libraries that I didn't explicitly add to its manifest, even if I npm link
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by solardev 2y ago
I use it every day for Javascript/Typescript and it works great. It's definitely not just for Java; many many languages are supported ( https://www.jetbrains.com/ides/ ). The bug you linked to seems rather esot

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