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by whatevaa 1y ago
Silksong was downloaded by downloading a 2GB shell script. Basically a self-extracting archive in shell script form.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
If they update, yes.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
Nah, we would stop working. Idealistic view of the world.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
It's not even forbidden, anyone can use it.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
Oh they know. They just don't care.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
Comparing apples (pun intended) to... a country? Profit vs revenue.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
Not an Apple user, but they support their devices for a long time, so there is that.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
No? Especially since you mentioned Intel, who sold their modem business to Apple.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
How interactive are those sites?
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by whatevaa 1y ago
Network capacity and geo-proximity are the issues, not number of requests.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
It's not like those numbers haven't already been leaked elsewhere.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
If you experience early failure your device is badly engineered. Mobile/power constrained devices don't use software decoding, that just a path to miserable experience. Hardware decoding is basically required. Meanwhile my desktop
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by whatevaa 1y ago
Most people don't run Graphene so point stands.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
Infinite for the old guys. They will be gone by the time it is a problem.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
I don't believe copying links would actually solve anything. Attachments are used not just in office environments.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
Because they found a new approach (smartphones). There's nothing new with cars.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
You might expect backups in case of fire, though. Even if data is not fully up to date.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
I refer to stuff like onedrive/gdrive/dropbox.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
Yeah, I heard that consumer clouds are only locally redundant and there aren't even backups. So big DC damage could result in data loss.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
Not goodness, it's an insurance policy. It takes many years to achieve anything like this, so groundwork needs to be laid early.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
The inrush curent of a fridge lasts so short it's not gonna melt anything. Things melt because of short or long running overload (relatively long, could be less than a minute, but still much longer than fridge start).
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by whatevaa 1y ago
Only? This is everything except Huawei.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
Not for long.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
Or require plugins to be competently written. Bad performing third party plugins are user error.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
Yeah. They just accept some loss on bounced payments. Got a free meal (well it was a sandwich, nothing fancy) like that.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
Intel did this to consumers, nvidia does this to enterprises.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
Back old Geezers days, the flying things were not the size of a bird.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
Apple doesn't care, they know their users will eat anything they throw at them. Electron used non-public pieces to workaround an issue with Apple code which Apple knew about and was not interested to address, now it's broken after
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by whatevaa 1y ago
Figma has an app? Wouldn't count chrome.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
Passenger aircraft are stable by design. Fighter jets are unstable as this reduces drag and increases maneuverability.

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