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by sznio 1y ago
If you're not using V-sync, if a new frame is rendered while the previous one wasn't fully displayed yet, it gets swapped to the fresher one half-way through. This causes ugly screen tearing, but makes the game more responsive. Yo
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by sznio 1y ago
i honestly don't care if someone gets scared away by too many buttons. might be better for them since GIMP contains a lot more confusing buttons. photo-editing software will never be mainstream. I expect a person that works with media
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by sznio 1y ago
in my opinion, such a scenario would end up with a few weeks/months of chaos, before converging on two-three main forks.
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by sznio 1y ago
No it doesn't. In my case, that reassurance finally gave me a foundation to work on. I finally knew that it wasn't my fault. I understood thst I didn't deserve what happened. I didn't need to chastise myself for breaking
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by sznio 1y ago
Steam provides the Steam Linux Runtime, which gives a stable environment to compile games against.
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by sznio 1y ago
>by the time you have it worked out, the phone is obsolete and very few people still use it. If you work out a phone from 5 years ago, you're not that far off from a phone of today. Nobody designs it all from scratch, you mostly mod
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by sznio 1y ago
From my understanding of the article, Postmarket or Lineage or any other mobile operating system will be able to make use of this project. The goal is to provide FOSS drivers, so that you can run Lineage without proprietary blobs copied fro
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by sznio 1y ago
>At this point why not just bite the bullet and go back to the old days of php serving html. Going back to it is the point. HTMX lets you do that while still having that button refresh just a part of the page, instead of reloading the wh
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by sznio 1y ago
>It's not designed for IoT devices per se, the naming is just terrible. IoT was the buzzword of the year when W10 released.
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Windows 7 marketshare jumps to nearly 10% as Windows 10 support is about to end(neowin.net)
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by sznio 1y ago
I use a Nokia N95. It works well as a phone, and does have some smartphone features. I can listen to podcasts on it, and Google Maps somehow still works fine.
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by sznio 1y ago
schools are too much like prisons, so the same problems show up
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by sznio 1y ago
I'm wondering if a VPN in layer 2 mode would work better for such cases. - Make all participants keep a connection with each other, each connection equivalent to an ethernet cable, and each participant a network switch. - Just like rea
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by sznio 1y ago
>People move up and down in economic status all the time. Entropy. The fact that change happens doesn't prove that we control it. Your wealth and health are randomized when you're born. What you do later has miniscule influence
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by sznio 1y ago
Polish has different plurals for [2:4],[5:21], then [2n+2 : 2n+4], [2n+5 : 2n+11], restarting at 2n = 100 1 osoba 2, 3, 4 osoby 5, 6, 15, 21 osób 22 osoby 25 osób 101, 112 osób
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by sznio 1y ago
You can self-host it.
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by sznio 1y ago
The driver is the customer of the car, so they are taken care of. Meta's customers are advertisers, not users. User harm is collateral damage of providing the advertiser with attention. Just like car companies care much more about prot
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by sznio 1y ago
Accelerated AV1 encoding for a home server.
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by sznio 1y ago
>WhatsApp is probably the stupidest example of only being able to be on a single device that's not really an artificial limitation but a design choice. They don't store your messages, only deliver them. Once the message is on y
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by sznio 1y ago
>(unless you're ready to visit a branch for every little thing — so pretty much daily). What are you doing that you need to use your banking app daily? It seems like a once a month affair. Pay the bills, take some cash out of the ac
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by sznio 1y ago
I strongly believe that AI companies are running a DDOS attack on the open web. Making websites go down aligns with their intetests: it removes training data that competitors could use, and it removes sources for humans to browse, making us
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by sznio 1y ago
for me, it's being online less, and being online on "public" spaces less. my internet usage is now limited to chatrooms with friends and other people that I can be certain that are real. I don't read comments, I don&#x27
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by sznio 1y ago
>And furry sex-subculture propaganda pushed by its author if your first thought when seeing a catgirl is sex, i got bad news for you
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by sznio 1y ago
>Students who don’t want to pay but somehow have the hardware? that's me - well not a student anymore. when toying with something, i much prefer not paying for each shot. my 12GB Radeon card can either run a decent extremely slow, o
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by sznio 1y ago
the theory assumes that in a free market, everyone is a rational actor, and that everyone is truthful we live in the age of lies. you can either keep debunking them to deaf ears, or join the bandwagon and maybe make some money by fooling so
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by sznio 1y ago
>Hard to see how it would be more profitable Queries use less compute time to complete, saving money. Why provide quality if there's no competitor for users to escape to?
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by sznio 1y ago
>Until I read an application written entirely by a person. And then another. And another. They glowed with delight and joy and sadness and with the unexpected at every turn. These are the people who had their applications rejected elsewh
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by sznio 1y ago
I'd really like this, since it wouldn't impact my scraping stuff. I like to scrape websites and make alternative, personalized frontends for them. Captchas are really painful for me. Proof of work would be painful for a massive sc
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by sznio 2y ago
depends on the board you're browsing, if you're discussing gardening you won't have issues with the far-right
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by sznio 2y ago
the mechanics are old there's no other online community i know of that still allows fully anonymous posting the culture changed, but the "environment" causing the culture there to be the way it is still same as the original.

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