wnevets

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by wnevets 11mo ago
Is that commonplace in Germany?
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by wnevets 11mo ago
does that require the package that allows the truck to function as a boat?
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by wnevets 11mo ago
Can it self drive through a lake yet?
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by wnevets 11mo ago
> An "entry level" computer which could mean anything. Perhaps but I don't feel like Valve going out of their way to specifically say that the steam machine will not be priced like a console leaves a ton of room for interp
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by wnevets 11mo ago
> I see no reason to believe they won't employ the same strategy for the Machine. They have already said its gonna be priced like a computer and not a console. [1] [1] https://youtu.be/bWUxObt1efQ?si=KCNHtUt1fGqkqlOn
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by wnevets 11mo ago
Putting the steam machine in the same category as a console didn't make sense to me a decade ago and doesn't make much sense to me today.
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by wnevets 1y ago
the third option is cloud gaming for everyone.
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by wnevets 1y ago
Can I use it as a jellyfin server?
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by wnevets 1y ago
That sounds awful, do you have an example I can look at?
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by wnevets 1y ago
It should be said that Steve is not suicidal.
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by wnevets 1y ago
> It was primarily well-educated upper-class white liberal "granolas" I don't think those people stopped being antivax, if anything they feel vindicated.
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by wnevets 1y ago
Musk firing a bunch of them at the start year sure is paying off!
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by wnevets 1y ago
> seems like it is for large donation reasons. more like large bribe reasons.
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by wnevets 1y ago
Is this the greatness I've been promised?
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by wnevets 1y ago
> In exchange the local residents get nothing Isn't that the case for a lot of these corporate welfare programs?
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by wnevets 1y ago
> I feel like I've been reading this exact same article for the last 15 years. I was about to comment the same thing, I feel like I've been seeing this talked about since the 90s
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by wnevets 1y ago
Thanks for this. I now know anyone supporting these guys are either dumb, getting scammed or part of the scam.
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by wnevets 1y ago
> It is absolutely not. People who say it mean what they say. Pointing out that it's a reference to a Stephen Colbert joke is an attempt at retroactively inserting plausible deniability into their intentions after they've been
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by wnevets 1y ago
Add to the list of AI cash merry go round [1] [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h3JfOxx6Hh4
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by wnevets 1y ago
"video game player economy" shouldn't be a phrase that exist.
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by wnevets 1y ago
This Administration loves criminals.
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by wnevets 1y ago
Is this the greatness I was promised?
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by wnevets 1y ago
I'm waiting for Peter Gutmann[1] to tell me what to think about this. [1] https://eprint.iacr.org/2025/1237
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by wnevets 1y ago
that and Ford walking around in a t-shirt he got from walmart.
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by wnevets 1y ago
> “Can you believe that? They’ll buy anything we tell them to.” was the paraphrased statement I remember. Apple is only company that is allowed to get away with that.
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by wnevets 1y ago
You believe the man who recently called climate change a "con job" is president because only 8 Americans hate electric cars and any form of environmentalism? Now that is funny.
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by wnevets 1y ago
Are you asking me to believe that people who "roll coal" [1] are simply concerned about long distance driving? [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rolling_coal > Some drivers intentionally trigger coal rolli
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by wnevets 1y ago
> But President Donald Trump, who recently called climate change a "con job", has pushed to scrap many of those measures, including the $7,500 credit, arguing that they were pushing people to buy cars they would not otherwise w
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by wnevets 1y ago
Banner ads would only be the start of the enshittification of AI chats. I can't wait for the bots to start recommending products and services of the highest bidder.
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by wnevets 1y ago
The TPM 2.0 requirement for Windows 11 is making the Windows ecosystem so much more secure. Brilliant gambit Microsoft.

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