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by the_cramer 4y ago
You have to add context to it. Steamdeck is imho no device for your grandma or any non-tech savy user. (Even in this i am not sure anymore for basic gaming.) HN is a site full of very tech savy users. That is the reason why people here lik
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by the_cramer 4y ago
How do you play these? I tried ONI on steamdeck and it felt clunky compared to KBM...
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by the_cramer 4y ago
Aside some AAA title and rare edge caves, gaming on Linux is quite good. Some tinkering necesary and of course wine, but it works. Sincerely, a fresh Linux User with not much knowledge.
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by the_cramer 4y ago
Why? Because HN people actually like it?
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by the_cramer 4y ago
Three state checkboxes are available nearly everywhere, not sure what is better about that in toggles.
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by the_cramer 4y ago
I think we should define "power" here. My stance is that POTUS may have more direct influence on single entities, like CEOs or companies. Social media however can be used as tool to influence how people think, the majority of the
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by the_cramer 4y ago
Is it? Presidency is a position. You need a heap of advisers and legal executives to handle this. I'd argue that the president themself is not as powerful in making people believe something as digital media in general is.
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by the_cramer 4y ago
Jokes on you, but they changed the default branch to be named "main" instead of "master" for reasons of appropriation.
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by the_cramer 4y ago
Emotionally intelligent people are only one of two peers in communication. It could be that the "sender" is sending wrong signals without noticing. This is very often the case in intercultural exchange as habits, tonality and expr
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by the_cramer 4y ago
>I mean I can't go joking around as a Nazi in Germany You can up to some point. Comedians do. People do. There are even Nazi marches in Germany. Although they represent a small fraction of the population and are not liked by others.
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by the_cramer 4y ago
https://hn.algolia.com/?q=human+rights Well no not really. First few results are a mix of America, China and UAE...
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by the_cramer 4y ago
That doesn't make it more right. I think you did not understand my remark.
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by the_cramer 4y ago
Whataboutism. If you argue with a greater evil, nothing will ever be solved. Quatar did/does some nasty things and right now people have the possibility to boycott. Right now it's there and we will talk about it. All countries do
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by the_cramer 4y ago
This depends on use case. If you are doing a frontend layer on top of closed-open, then the frontend will have to handle the points the article is rambling about. Users are used to selecting a daterange in closed closed format for example.
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by the_cramer 4y ago
Aside from a barely comprehensible lack of empathy and ethics... what is the legal situation here? Animal abuse sure... but having them work under good conditions? Would that be legal? Don't get me wrong, monkeys should be monkeys and
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by the_cramer 4y ago
I have a very similar feeling, when i read about quantum superposition. It feels like a super theoretical theory. If you don't measure something it can be either state, but if you measure something it has a state, just like a entangled
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by the_cramer 4y ago
This. ever seen Internet historian? The ad segment is some of the best content of yt.
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by the_cramer 4y ago
Another question: what is done with this money?
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by the_cramer 4y ago
-> Basically I was considered guilty unless I could proof my innocence imho this is not comparable. You are considered unknown (account-wise) until you can prove that you are known. That's how a login system works. Now why Microsoft
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by the_cramer 4y ago
I am not sure if these lower costs are ever projected onto the end users. the energy prices weren't lowered since ~2000
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by the_cramer 4y ago
What about saving energy and not wasting water?
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by the_cramer 4y ago
In a german podcast a guy once said: "You won't get them with melting Icebergs and Polarbears. They're too far away". It's true, nobody* cares about icebergs and other things they've never seen before. Just wai
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by the_cramer 4y ago
This. I don't want to work too. I like developing software, I like the tech world, I love the intellectual soup this and other communities brew together. But if I was free from the need of money to live without much loss of comfort, I&
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by the_cramer 4y ago
How does Tesla fit in this, building a factory in Brandenburg against "some" public resistance? This case did not seem anti-competitive at all.
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by the_cramer 4y ago
I am currently starting with rust too. I'm coming from a C#/ASP.NET/Angular/SQL background. I really like the official documentation so far. https://doc.rust-lang.org/book/ch00-00-introduction.html
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by the_cramer 4y ago
Especially in regards to Germany we would not have the current problem if we had decided or acted differently. Maybe pro-nuclear, maybe more building alternatives. For now you are right, we won't be able to activate anything nuclear ti
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by the_cramer 4y ago
Currently, Russia delivers less gas than expected, due to "technical issues". Repairs, that ought to be finished 21st of July. This is most likely not true and just a pressure point for Russia. If the repairs "fail" then
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by the_cramer 4y ago
So refreshing to see that others have this simple problem, too. Roombas really are like users. They will eventually find flaws and errors in your software, or, in this case, shoelaces and pieces of cloth lying on the ground. Other issues wi
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by the_cramer 4y ago
You should absolutely get a ticket for accidently driving over the speed limit, as the company should too. Its about safety and awareness. If you are not paying attention to the road signs and/or your cars speed, who knows what else yo
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by the_cramer 4y ago
Do you have one or two points why you like Rider more than VS? Honest curiosity. I never used Rider but i really like VS compared to other code editors (for other languages). To me it's the perfect match for anything .NET/C#.

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