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by ssully 7y ago
Just to be clear, it took Valve 10 years to add support for Linux. The Epic store has been out for a little over a year. I have no idea if Epic will eventually support Linux, but I find it hard to fault them for lacking things that Steam ha
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by ssully 7y ago
The developer has come out and said that as of the announcement of them dropping support for Mac/Linux, the two platforms combine make up 0.6% of their active player base [1]. I am guessing they just did the math and decided the cost o
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by ssully 7y ago
Do you have any examples where a serious competitor emerged because a game developer didn't support Linux or Mac?
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by ssully 7y ago
Switch and PS4 players make up more then 0.3% of their playerbase, unlike Linux and Mac Users, so they will be supported.
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by ssully 7y ago
The gist is a Chicago woman in her 60's traveled to China, and a few days after returning she felt ill. Her doctor worked with the CDC to diagnose that she contracted the disease. She has been hospitalized and is currently stable. As f
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by ssully 7y ago
The people doing illegal activity with planes don't care about requirements or are paying people to overlook them ignoring the requirements.
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by ssully 7y ago
Slightly related and not worth it's own post, but someone in Chicago has been diagnosed with the coronavirus, making them the second person in the US with it. https://www.chicagotribune.com/news/breaking/ct-co
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by ssully 7y ago
This is an amazing sentence to read. I got new appliances a few years ago and luckily it was pretty easy to get "dumb" appliances. I really hope that is still true next time I need to get new appliances.
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by ssully 7y ago
Just make it a national holiday
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by ssully 7y ago
I think it's very important for people to be proactive about their out health and care, but I think listening and working with your primary care doctor is just as important. If you don't think your doctor is helpful or listening t
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by ssully 7y ago
You had a really solid post up until the slavery bit. You really need to educate yourself on the history of slavery if you think we are anywhere close to moving to something worse then slavery.
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by ssully 7y ago
I honestly don't know what you are talking about, there is still a native calculator and photo viewer. I just verified I am on the latest professional version of windows.
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by ssully 7y ago
So by "not targeted at gamers" you just mean that they don't have games you are interested in? I've really enjoyed my time with Apple Arcade. Before it launched, it was becoming difficult to find a decent mobile game tha
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by ssully 7y ago
What do you mean?
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by ssully 7y ago
While some of the other responses to your post are more likely right (they saw the first explosion, and caught the second one), I will add that my house is close to a handful of flight paths for a near-by airport. I have plenty of pictures
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by ssully 7y ago
It's an interesting little piece on how something as common as rust, can be such a big and expensive problem for a certain industry. This article would probably interest people the same way a show like Dirty Jobs would.
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Who Killed the Knapp Family?(nytimes.com)
3 points by ssully 7y ago|0 comments
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by ssully 7y ago
I am not sure if that is even weird tbh. Maybe I am an outlier, but I know a lot of vegetarians and can't think of a single time where they have commented about someone eating meat.
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by ssully 7y ago
Love that Rabbis 1700 years ago were using the wrestling terms like kayfabe
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by ssully 7y ago
If I was writing this story, it wouldn't be a probe, but a larger ship picking up probe ships that have been on our planet/in our solor system for a few years.
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by ssully 7y ago
You are also comparing two different games in terms of popularity. CS:GO is usually in the top 3 of most popular games on steam. Last time I checked, it was number 1. I would be surprised if Battlefield V has a quarter of the amount of play
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by ssully 7y ago
> Allow users to votekick and voteban. This is usually just a band aid and can be pretty ineffective in a game like Battlefield where there are a large number of players in a single match. Specifically, a cheater has to be really obvious
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What Did the U.S. Get for $2T in Afghanistan?(nytimes.com)
119 points by ssully 7y ago|158 comments
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by ssully 7y ago
I got a good laugh out of seeing all of Wisconsin marked as Yankeedom. Starting to think they did that because it would look weird to have the majority of Wisconsin being "The midlands" when it's a northernmost state.
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by ssully 7y ago
Randomizers like this are interesting to me because I enjoy seeing people play with them, but hate playing with them myself. I tried one for Link to The Past and thought it was just frustrating. I think the frustration was in that the game
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by ssully 7y ago
I have outdoor camera's because my house was broken into a few years ago. Call it a corporate botnet if you want, but if it help deter people from breaking into my home again then it's worth it to me.
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by ssully 7y ago
I think the poster is more saying men come in and make liking the music a competition, which from my experience is a very real thing. I have absolutely run into people the poster is describing, and unfortunately was friends with people like
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by ssully 7y ago
I've heard the "buy commercial dumb panels", but also have never seen links. For the one smart tv I do have, I just don't have it connected to the internet. Even then, I have no way of knowing if it's connecting to
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by ssully 7y ago
On reputation alone, I would put Firefox/Mozilla above NordVPN if I was looking at buying a personal VPN.
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by ssully 7y ago
Even without considering price, I am pretty sure smart features are standard in almost every TV now. I started looking for a new TV last week, and I can count the amount of non-smart TVs I saw on one hand.

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