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by trashb 3mo ago
To me it seems like the engine (and the mechanics) are focused on being an MMO first and a "simulation" second. From their website "EVE Online is a community-driven spaceship MMORPG where players can play free, choosing their
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by trashb 3mo ago
Would something like E/OS be considered a Official or Unofficial builds? I suppose Unofficial since it is a fork?
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by trashb 3mo ago
but what do people actually use carplay for? Navigation, music and calls? I suspect that 90% of the people that "need" carplay are actually just using it as a bluetooth speaker and would be fine with a good phoneholder and bluetoo
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by trashb 3mo ago
> people never hold their cameras upside down I'm not to sure about that. I rarely keep my camera (close to) fully horizontal.
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by trashb 3mo ago
Sadly Discord and to a certain extent Reddit is seen as a alternative for forums now a days. I like forums because it feels like a small community sure. But also because they are ACHIEVABLE! I can't count the amount of times that I was
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by trashb 3mo ago
Google has been nuking accounts since their inception. I have seen people being locked out as early as 2011 of accounts that could only be unlocked by sending a copy of an ID. Due to regulatory change of saving of information based on age (
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by trashb 3mo ago
I'm not a fan of age checks. There is a reason Google is offering this (for free). As always with tracking, the value is in the metadata. The knowledge if you are or are not above a certain age is already privacy invasive but not that
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by trashb 3mo ago
I like the idea of separating the frontend and backend of a graphical app. But I feel like this is hardly a novel idea, maybe I'm missing something. I take it you don't know about "X11Forwarding yes" or "html5 web a
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by trashb 3mo ago
I hate this phrase, it is not a good analog for the situation and it slanders piracy. I understand the idea behind it and I hate the streaming/renting/digital purchase model as much as the next guy. If you don't want to pay f
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by trashb 3mo ago
A lot of countries have limits on how long CCTV footage may be stored (often there is a minimum and maximum limit). I believe in the US it is regulated on a per state level.
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by trashb 3mo ago
No it's like the publisher of the adult content magazine being liable if an underage person buys the magazine. And due to burden of proof they require all stores that sell their magazine to make a copy of your ID and send it to them al
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by trashb 3mo ago
Isn't knowing if someone is above or below a certain age already privacy invasive if one chooses they don't want to share that? At least under GDPR age is protected as an indirect identifier.
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by trashb 3mo ago
De-fund education and encouraged so called "laptop classes", also mandated online classes in the covid-period. btw, what have governments done in the past 2 decades to improve children's mental health?
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by trashb 3mo ago
there is a reason the gambling regulations are being eased up on and polymarket is so popular. Gambling addiction is notably harder to get rid of the earlier you acquire it.
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by trashb 3mo ago
Instead of social media we should focus on other things that happened in that same 20-year period, which probably have a bigger effect on mental health. For example in the country I live in psychiatric help has been systematically de-funded
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by trashb 3mo ago
who decides what are bad/problematic/unacceptable books?
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by trashb 3mo ago
> Lower levels, you'd need duplicate hardware specifically for kids, which couldn't connect to the adult's internet. This would also breed more interest in hardware modifications and thus leading more kids into the technic
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by trashb 3mo ago
I didn't compare the Americas and Britain.
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by trashb 3mo ago
The americas are really big The size doesn't matter. Grouping every person "pre columbus" into a single bucket is wrong Wrong for what? To make a distinction between to generalized groups can be a very useful a
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by trashb 3mo ago
No i don't know who that is.
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by trashb 3mo ago
Can you provide another source for that? There are two threads in the ancient accounts: one depicting the struggle as one for Roman citizenship and another as one against Roman domination. The war in article you link seems to be foug
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by trashb 3mo ago
You seem to be taking ethnicity pretty serious for a guy who says it should be avoided in serious debate. I take language and debate serious. For example, the genetic line of what your calling the clearly Native Americans traces
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by trashb 3mo ago
The points I've chosen as examples above are not arbitrarily. They correspond with an influx of people that may be considered of other ethnicity, for example from another continent or culture. You describe the ambiguity of what you int
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by trashb 3mo ago
actually it seems they support 128A 128B and 128C with the correct encoder. To use these fonts you have to use an encoder like the one below. It is an optimizing encoder, that means, it produces the shortest barcode that can encode the
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by trashb 3mo ago
Well, they did invent EEE after all. Why would they thread carefully? They own the product/service they can shut it down, no need for explanations. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Embrace,_extend,_and_extinguis...
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by trashb 3mo ago
I think even in the Roman times anyone could be "Roman". The way I understand it being Roman was not a measure of your ethnicity but a measure of your devotion to the empire. Rome was an extremely militaristic society so they need
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by trashb 3mo ago
Ethnicity is hard to define and a term that spurs a lot of debate. Therefore I think it is best avoided in serious discussion. For America (and in extension the american continent) it is quite clear who is ethnically native, actually it is
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by trashb 3mo ago
Publishing the obvious has tremendous value for historians, it allows them to figure out how things are done. I try to write content that seems so "normal" it doesn't need to be described ever! It can give fun reflective insi
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by trashb 4mo ago
both of which have laughably low specs by modern standards ... potato I have the opposite view, modern games require laughably high specs for what experiences they are achieving, look at what great dynamic experiences (games) can b
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by trashb 4mo ago
But you can use hardcoded while referring to interpreted languages as well, it's a bit of a difficult term. I feel it's more about repeatability when non of the input changes. I would define it more broadly, "same input == sa

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