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They've been pushing for an alternative driver model (EGLStreams vs GBM) and only recently capitulated.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cj02_UeUnGQ is also good
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Disney has had access to it, there were a lot of Fortnite Avengers promotions. It obviously worked well enough for them to want to invest.
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Cracks in Riot Vanguard's Shield: Anti-Cheat and the Secret Battle with Hackers
(esportsheaven.com)
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I was recently diagnosed with severe OSA and I'm using a Resmed machine. I actually adapted to it immediately and I find the mask I'm using (Fisher and Paykel) to be comfortable. Incredible life changer. You are fortunate that an
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3y ago
Is Hacker News considered social media?
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3y ago
What's your deployment model? I've had it deployed on Kubernetes for 100 users since June 2019 and it's been painless. We upgrade every month, it's usually just a helm upgrade gitlab/gitlab -f values.yaml Once a yea
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I think it's this. Apple is actively pulling 27% cut for web purchases nonsense after the Fortnite ruling. If I were an app developer, I wouldn't support an untested platform managed by a hostile entity like Apple. If Apple wants
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About $40 per unit in profit, compared to about $600 per unit for the iPhone. I'd probably feel differently if Apple clearly had to make it's margins through software.
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3y ago
It's important to mention that consoles are typically sold at-cost or at a loss, so the markup is required to maintain the business model. This is not true of iPhones.
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If we're discussing the current situation, where ChatGPT is outputting entire articles of NYT copyrighted content, then it certainly matches say, Bittersweet Symphony containing a small sample of a Rolling Stones song resulting in the
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Yeah and that's copyright infringement. That's why if you're reverse engineering something it needs to be done in a clean room environment, your prior exposure to the copywritten material poisons the well for any derivative y
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AI doesn't get inspired. It's not human. It adds everything about it to its endless stream of levers to pull, and if you pull the right ones, it will just give you the source verbatim as proven by the NYT lawsuit filing where it w
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It's a neat idea but I'm not sure what the audience is. "It's simpler", but you still need to manage a bunch of integrations from a computer? It can't seem to make phone calls? I just want something that I can
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Anti-cheat. Shooters use a variety of kernel-mode anti-cheats that mostly work pretty well, and those require Windows. Developers are hesitant to support userspace Linux anticheats since they're not as effective. The Counter-Strike com
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SteamOS isn't yet available for non-Valve handhelds, mostly because that means Valve would need to support a variety of hardware. They've stated they're trying to make it more broadly available now that the OLED has shipped.
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3y ago
I don't think you can fault your distro because Nvidia in general is a mess. Here's how it works: * Kernel -> Nvidia shim -> nvidia binary driver * You upgrade, you get a new kernel, the shim needs to be recompiled (ideally
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If you're using an Nvidia card, that's the likely culprit.
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The Valorant community is incredibly in favor of the Vangard anti-cheat that loads as an early kernel mode driver, and the pro/pro-am Counter-Strike scene plays on FACEIT because they have a strong Kernel-based anticheat. VAC, and serv
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WSJ Opinion has devolved into just another Murdoch rag at this point.
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As a recent convert to KDE (from GNOME) any good theme recommendations? Breeze is fine but a bit bland.
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I think it's one of the first games heavily using Unity DOTS, which probably also explains its launch troubles.
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1) I haven't used these, but I assume newer releases will be native to Wayland. 2) This is because you need to make an API call to the compositor to capture the screen. This is a one-time change unless you're using a very old appl
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Because Nvidia, until recently, refused to use the driver model (GBM) that everyone else adopted because they wanted to force everyone to use EGLStreams, which was their choice of API.
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But looking at alternative browsers like Brave, Vivaldi, Opera or Arc they are also Chromium based. Brave is even by Mozilla's former CTO and they still don't use the Mozilla stack. Many apps will either bundle in CEF or are entir
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With Firefox being in single digit marketshare, the fight is already over. It's hard to justify developing for or testing against Firefox unless you want to appeal to the similarly small Linux desktop crowd.
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Oh I'm not referring to road trips here, they've been mostly fine in my EV. The issue is for people without a garage or a readily accessible charger then can use. My brother lives in Brighton, MA, and to charge his car he'd n
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It's speculation on the part of the buyer. Why introduce more anxiety when you can just go with what you already know? If every gas station supported CCS it would be less of an issue, but usually you need to find a station nearby and w
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3y ago
Messenger supported XMPP clients but didn't federate with other servers.
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I liked the D&D movie, though it definitely felt budget with some awful CG at times. For some reason, call it mid-pandemic boredom, my wife and I saw Hasbro's GI Joe film "Snake Eyes" in theaters. That was pretty awful.
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