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by toyg 1y ago
They are not on Windows. As someone else pointed out, there are very likely Apple-specific shenanigans going on.
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by toyg 1y ago
But the poor side does not have any margins or resources, they don't have a choice as such. The only thing they can do is force the powerful to change course, by showing them what happens if they don't.
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by toyg 1y ago
Well, one side of the struggle has all the means and time to find this better path. Are they doing that? No. So why should the weaker, poorer side do it ...?
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by toyg 1y ago
I mean, historical precedents for land grabs abound, but after the 1918 Wilson Doctrine (a US creation, btw) there is nothing. Colonialism is over and blatant imperialism doesn't work; we hold this as self-evident truth. Then again, ce
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by toyg 1y ago
Devs like WebKit because it's easy to integrate in non-browsers.
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by toyg 1y ago
Even medieval lords had to survey their lands from time to time. Competent aristocrats would periodically survey their belongings, if anything to ascertain that the good stuff was still there.
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by toyg 1y ago
But still, 3 years later, the Playstation did the same thing and it was a fantastic success. CDTV was simply a bit early (hence the price) and a bit confused about what it wanted to be. It cost like a development machine but it was a fundam
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by toyg 1y ago
That's a classic put-down (and a lie). English aristocracy really knows how to cut someone to size when they feel like.
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by toyg 1y ago
> if you liked driving for the sake of it Most people don't really like it, but find it to be the best option to go from A to B quickly. If you involve other people, be a driver or a renting business, you add complication and cost
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by toyg 1y ago
I would absolutely do that. Having to relearn instrumentation and optionals, how the car handles, dealing with its size, etc etc, is an absolute ballache. If you're not into cars, there is no novelty in having to drive two or three dif
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by toyg 1y ago
HONSVR is a Chinese company shipping from China. If they are attracting Brexit charges they are doing something wrong. I guess it might be different for XREAL if they use UK warehouses.
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by toyg 1y ago
You can buy inserts for an additional $80 from official partner HONSVR, or less from AliExpress. My HONS inserts work as well as any glasses I've had. I have -1.50 myopia in both eyes, with different levels of astigmatism.
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by toyg 1y ago
Have you looked on Amazon? I got the One (not pro) for less than £500.
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by toyg 1y ago
Recent XREAL glasses can do ultrawide already. The Vision Pro, like most full headsets, tries to do too much.
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by toyg 1y ago
IMHO the best option would be a LingLong Lunar. But they are pricey right now.
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by toyg 1y ago
Newer models, like the One and One Pro, allow you to set the distance. I think the minimum is 1.5m.
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by toyg 1y ago
XREAL is on Amazon, and their return policy is pretty good.
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by toyg 1y ago
There is no import tax for the UK. I paid £60 in total for my lenses from official partner HONSVR. There are cheaper options on AliExpress.
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by toyg 1y ago
> Sun supported it, then IBM supported it, RedHat supported it And Oracle (well before the Sun acquisition - in fact, control of Java was basically the main cause of that move). Any technology that could bag both IBM and Oracle is (or
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by toyg 1y ago
They just morphed into Accenture.
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by toyg 1y ago
In my experience the number of female riders is so small, that from a statistical point of view it becomes almost irrelevant. Women also tend to ride smaller bikes, for obvious reasons.
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by toyg 1y ago
And bike power. Sportsbikes are often road-legal versions of actual racing bikes, with all that it entails. If a third of cars on the road were tuned-down Ferraris and McLarens, you bet they'd crash left right and center.
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by toyg 1y ago
Scooters are great in the city, but they are kinda boring when it comes to touring or hitting the twisties. My dad's 200cc Vespa is just about interesting enough to ride on hills, but anything below that is just yawn .
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by toyg 1y ago
> a lot less often now than before though Someone is not familiar with iOS/macOS/Android, where stuff breaks every. effing. year. Windows is the exception, nowadays.
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by toyg 1y ago
> can’t imagine the film masters were trashed, or that the show was composited to video tape The first few seasons were meant to be just a segment inside a sketch-based tv show (i.e. some of the most disposable, worst-aging, least-res
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by toyg 1y ago
From the perspective of a UK flyer, $3500 for a return ticket over the Atlantic in business class looks fairly cheap. Last time i checked (with one-month advance), I was quoted 4500+ GBP. Regardless, you don't throw away your headset a
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by toyg 1y ago
There is always a certain amount of rollercoasting going on around Apple earning calls, with stock going up during build-up and then dropping after the call. My reasoning is that a lot of traders are simply afraid of losing a potential &quo
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by toyg 1y ago
Get out of here with your "facts" - this is the internet and every meme is obviously true.
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by toyg 1y ago
> it's also fair to differentiate between eras in which the game was fundamentally different. Nah, it's just a lazy justification for breathless pundits and journalists to hail "the best ever" this or that, dropping
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by toyg 1y ago
I guess if you compared it to those two, it definitely was faster ("lightning" though, really?). TBH, at the time, for Java I was happily using the likes of jEdit with a bunch of plugins, and for Microsoft stuff I had Visual Studi

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