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3y ago
Riichi Mahjong
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3y ago
True, I tried getting into chess a couple years ago and all discussion was dominated by youtube/twitch "celebrities", it was really offputting.
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>Everyone complains about the ads, so they install adblock. - Ads become worthless on Youtube for smaller creators, so they start taking sponsorships. What percentage of youtube watchers use adblock? I doubt it's more than 5. And fo
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3y ago
Google only releases AOSP for Pixel devices, for most devices you need to rely on (and trust) some dude on a forum and it might not have 100% compatibility.
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4y ago
Right, that's still true.
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4y ago
How will this affect internet arguments about going vegan?
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4y ago
It's funny how the site kept getting regular updates but stopped right in the middle of the owner watching the Netflix adaptation.
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4y ago
No Antarctica? I was taught it was a continent (making 7 of them) and Wikipedia confirms it being one.
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4y ago
Pretty sure canvas is blocked by setting resistFingerprinting to true.
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4y ago
They don't need it because white people don't spice they food.
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4y ago
I hope someone takes ChatGPT to court over this. Not because I think it did anything wrong, but because it would be funny to see it testify.
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4y ago
Playstation is BSD.
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4y ago
Weird to see all these articles about VR/"the metaverse" being dead right before Apple's offering. Surely they'd want to check out what Apple puts out at least.
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4y ago
I assume this is only a concern because in America you're forced to make grocery trips once a week because of the suburban layout and car-centric development instead of getting fresh food off the corner store every other day like most
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4y ago
I'm not very familiar with AI art but isn't this what LORAs are for?
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4y ago
You don't know how bad it is. As a third worlder, I tried to sign up for Hetzner storage once, my account was immediately flagged as suspicious. That by itself isn't a big deal, much bigger web services do the same. But they sent
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4y ago
On most big subs if you have a fresh account your posts are hidden by default. Maybe they have to be manually approved? Not sure. Source: Don't have a persistent reddit account, just made a new one for the few times I wanted to post so
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4y ago
It's nice that this phone is "officially" repairable which means you can buy the parts straight from Nokia and do the repairs yourself but keep in mind that most popular Android phones (even the cheap Chinese ones) are alread
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4y ago
Can't you take off from a closed box? For landing the flight controller should be able to compensate for the wind and come down in a somewhat vertical position.
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4y ago
This is the first time I'm seeing the "private corporation" defense being applied to the government.
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4y ago
You can create .desktop files (or the equivalent in other OSs) for the profiles to open them like normal apps.
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4y ago
Uh, I'm pretty sure making fun of people isn't taboo.
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4y ago
Personally I think hierarchical comments are the worst part of reddit/HN. They try to force a structure where there is none, and make it more difficult to navigate a discussion. 1. With hierarchical comments, you can't respond to
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4y ago
Yep, if you really think about it people not overcharging for their products are the real suckers.
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4y ago
>And recursions are no fun, when you run out of stack space. It's been a while since I read anything about this topic but they get optimized out by the compiler in most cases, right?
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4y ago
You can use ublock origin on firefox mobile, which will let you use those filters.
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4y ago
Users opening anything and everything is only a problem because Windows doesn't (or rather didn't, for a long time) have a package manager and "opening anything and everything" is the primary way to install applications.
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4y ago
>I'm just tired of seeing commercials If only there was something you could do about that.
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4y ago
No way, next thing you'll tell me Lisp isn't actually an antisemetic dogwhistle.
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4y ago
I wouldn't call Adobe pronounceable, most people I know call it "a doab."
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