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by worble 4y ago
My own personal and very much anecdotal experience of this is that's a very American view of conversations; they like to talk about themselves, what they're doing, what they've just bought, their aspirations, etc, while Europ
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Except when you can't: when I was going with my friends to Japan they couldn't download the maps due to a licensing issue or something. Luckily OSM was more than happy to let me download it's maps.
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by worble 4y ago
Because they still pay them
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by worble 4y ago
I really wish they would support linux, or at least target WINE.
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>and they constantly delete music on me. And this is precisely why I moved to bandcamp. If I can't download an mp3 or flac, then that music will just disappear without recourse. If anyone here seriously listens to music, I would def
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by worble 4y ago
This is a really good power play - the idea being that if you can get more eyes than Steam can through your own store, go ahead, keep the money. But if you're getting the sale because of Steam itself, then we get the cut. You can still
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by worble 4y ago
>For item 1, certain sites don't work with Firefox when they do with Chrome. This can happen even in sites of industries that claim to want privacy / decentralisation / anti-monopoly. Some of these are government websites.
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by worble 4y ago
I'm shocked that the RSS feeds still exist honestly. I think it's only a matter of time until they're killed off.
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by worble 4y ago
They made a whole blog post explaining it: https://newpipe.net/blog/pinned/newpipe-and-online-advertisi... Personally I would've just been fine with them saying that it's feature creep and maintenance bu
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by worble 4y ago
Happy user of Migadu here, mostly because they let you bring as many domain names as you want and just charge usage.
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by worble 4y ago
Did the exact same, while I think Nord is soothing, it's just far too low contrast. Dracula isn't necessarily my favourite palette but it works well and is available on just about everything that can be themed so I just stick with
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by worble 4y ago
If you don't trust the website to be compliant when making no selection why would you expect them to not track you after selecting no?
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by worble 4y ago
It's young but there's https://github.com/gleam-lang/gleam
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YouTube's Age Restriction Is Broken [Video](youtube.com)
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Atlus sues fans behind Shin Megami Tensei MMO recreation(eurogamer.net)
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by worble 4y ago
>It goes against conventional wisdom Does it? So long as it's not connected to the internet, and generally works, then why would you want to? Whats the risk?
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by worble 4y ago
>As Vivaldi is built on the Chromium code, how we tackle the API change depends on how Google implements the restriction. The assurance is, whatever restrictions Google adds, in the end, we’ll look into removing them. Is this not a serio
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by worble 4y ago
I just don't trust it, I've worked with GPT-3 before and it sure does a real good job of sounding convincing, but if you don't understand the code there's no way to know if what it's saying is accurate, or whether
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by worble 4y ago
>Valve definitely made Steam a value add. Friends lists, cloud saves, etc. I mean, at launch these features definitely did not exist (cloud saves) or were buggy (friends lists). Holding Half Life 2 hostage behind steam was definitely con
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by worble 4y ago
Origin was doing 2 hour refunds around 2 years before Steam The oldest articles I can find: Origin [2013]: https://www.pcgamer.com/ea-origin-refunds/ Steam [2015]: https://www.forbes.com/sites/jaso
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by worble 4y ago
The Red Dwarf pilot was also similarly terrible, and there's a great mini documentary of the making of it on the DVD bonuses: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PCmBRAX_V6o
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by worble 4y ago
Adobe acquiring Figma is like suddenly realising you're living on a floodplain. Sure your house might not be flooded right now but you better sure have plans in place for when it does, and honestly you're probably better just lo
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by worble 4y ago
>I'm not quite sure why everyone feels OS means you'll have the app forever. This isn't true in my experience. It at least gives it a chance, unlike closed source where once it dies it most definitely is gone forever (barr
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by worble 4y ago
I'm not sure what you mean, unless they have access to my 2FA app how can they get access to my codes?
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>Plus the docs/tutorials tend to be more plentiful for GDScript. I quite like reading tutorials in GDScript and trying to convert them to C#, I feel like it strikes a good mix between being told what to do while also getting to go o
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by worble 4y ago
I ask myself the same question with regards to their Klarna partnership in Edge. Are Microsoft really so hurt for cash they're willing to sacrifice their userbase for a few bucks? It seems crazy they'd stake their reputation like
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I reckon they're thinking long term here though, if they don't change it now then likely the only time they could change it is when a theoretical Godot 5.0 comes out in who knows how many years. It sounds like it's got bugs t
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by worble 4y ago
And then when Discord eventually folds all of this info will be lost, as it's not even easily archivable.
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Entity component system
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I mean if your current setup works, why change it? I just hope you aren't too reliant in GDrive if your account ends up getting nuked as I've read so many times. While I recommend Bitwarden to my not-so-technical friends, I don&#x

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