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961.
by spookie 3y ago
I'm sure regulators will have a field day when that comes
962.
by spookie 3y ago
From stereo hearing on a head that can be moved at will, to feeling the car "under your butt", and an innate understanding of other humans' movements both as pedestrians and drivers. Just to name a few. It really is astonishi
963.
by spookie 3y ago
I'm not sure if this would help. It might be somewhat inexpensive, but at scale? I don't know. Most roads aren't even properly painted ._.
964.
by spookie 3y ago
I'm not in either of those groups you described, thankfully not in the latter! Maybe it's just due to me being a techy. Nonetheless, the move you described, even if short lived, shows that the effects aren't as dire as one ma
965.
by spookie 3y ago
Wine/Proton is great. I still hit the "oh I need to set this env var" from time to time (mostly due to my Nvidia card). But, it's fantastic. When you use Bottles to wrap it for ease of use/setup, you catch a glimpse
966.
by spookie 3y ago
The focus seems to make a smaller (not better) OpenCV
967.
by spookie 3y ago
Yes, I feel a lot of people are too tied down to their biases and social bubbles. I'm working in the area and you see great use of these devices from medical, to architecture, and mechanical engineering. I understand the skepticism, bu
968.
by spookie 3y ago
Telegram? In my experience, European countries seem to use it alot
969.
by spookie 3y ago
As some other users, I'm not a fan of these experiments either. I think that, given prior mod notification, it's fine. And, if anything, it would prove more effective if your aim is to make moderation more resilient to these spam
970.
by spookie 3y ago
Need is a very strong word.
971.
by spookie 3y ago
Seems I'm back to kagi :) Only thing I need is better non-anglosphere results, but it's understandable for now.
972.
by spookie 3y ago
GNOME is alright, I really like what they've done with it recently and for me it's almost perfect for daily use. I just wish it had a better file manager. If I were to pick a DE I would use KDE/XFCE or Cinnamon though. Seriou
973.
by spookie 3y ago
Debian has a great track record, and serves has a base for a lot of distros. It's understandable. Even Ubuntu is/was based on it.
974.
by spookie 3y ago
Agreed, it's quite amazing what we do. Well I haven't done much :)
975.
by spookie 4y ago
If they've actually reverse engineered I see no reason in this going anywhere.
976.
by spookie 4y ago
I'm sorry but that doesn't track. There's no need to be this agressive.
977.
by spookie 4y ago
Given time and effort it's possible. If such a move were to be done I'm sure every democratic country would be most displeased. Which would in turn, warrant them all the will in the world to completly reform their dependencies on
978.
by spookie 4y ago
I find your argument to be exactly the reason why these acquisitions should be blocked.
979.
by spookie 4y ago
I understand your concerns in the video game industry landscape, even though I may add that Microsoft may just have been buying out many more studios in recent years. However, I don't believe that tto be the bigger issue. Let's lo
980.
by spookie 4y ago
Very much so. I find myself wanting to pay for software. Once if it's just one major version, sub if there are indeed online up and running costs. But it has become so difficult to find honest solutions I just return to foss projects a
981.
by spookie 4y ago
Oh, that timeframe really puts things into perspective. No wonder it's not a problem.
982.
by spookie 4y ago
I come across a variety of sites that show unusual behaviour every day. And as others pointed out, the page is mostly degraded, not unusable. There are many grievances when using the web today, some are down to the lack of a set CSS spec. O
983.
by spookie 4y ago
You know you're taking out of the equation the will of the Finns to defend their country. You keep talking as if the Soviets could've done it, if they wanted to. They didn't do it, and you know why? Because they tried, and co
984.
by spookie 4y ago
Yes, we all know Nazi Germany was only fighting against the Soviets between '40-'45. Truly, the use of U.S. and U.K. bombers that incapacitated Berlin's war machinery production never happened. The western side of the war was
985.
by spookie 4y ago
If we were to follow that mindset, then no country has ever truly lost a war. They simply lacked the will to win. They could do it anytime. They just chose not to. You truly believe this? Remarkable.
986.
by spookie 4y ago
The only one to blame for the invasion, or the fact that new countries are joining NATO is Putin, and his political colleagues. Making it seem as if Finland is but a vassal for the U.S. for this move is disingenuous at best. After Georgia,
987.
by spookie 4y ago
In the battle of Stalingrad they were the ones being attacked. Big difference.
988.
by spookie 4y ago
Russia didn't take over Finland because it couldn't . It wasn't for a lack of will. They committed 450k to 750k of their man and lost 300k of them. If that isn't defeat, I don't know what is.
989.
by spookie 4y ago
Yes, we all know that this move was played out by those sneaky Americans. 4D chess that invasion of Ukraine /s
990.
by spookie 4y ago
My condolences. These have not been kind years.

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