x3haloed

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by x3haloed 6y ago
Sometime before 2030? Wow, don’t move too fast, Audi.
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by x3haloed 6y ago
Yeah. Maybe he could bless us with the story of who he is and what this is all about before we get into the sob story of what was done to him.
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by x3haloed 6y ago
I mostly use Reddit apps ever since the UI overhaul. You can pretty well reduce it to just text. Somehow though, Reddit doesn’t feel very community-oriented. Out of my many years there, I don’t know any other users by their handle. I haven
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by x3haloed 6y ago
Cherry-picked headline. From the quoted interview: CON - The process of fracking can leak methane into the atmosphere (that's bad news re: climate change) Methane leaks are an unintended consequence through poor wellbore casing designs
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by x3haloed 6y ago
Turbolinks... so it’s a less elegant implementation of [Portals]( https://web.dev/hands-on-portals/ )?
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by x3haloed 6y ago
The beauty of git is that YouTube-dl is backed up on all of the contributors’ machines, and they can easily push to a new head server. Removing it from GitHub doesn’t kill it. Just moves it off of the most popular platform.
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by x3haloed 6y ago
> that was way over-engineered and actually will be useless. Completely. It's cute and all. But the better engineering design is to make a console that can stand without a... stand. No parts to lose, no assembly/disassembly pro
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by x3haloed 6y ago
Holy crap! I had an Xecuter3 modchip on my Halo Edition Xbox. Crazy stuff.
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by x3haloed 6y ago
So Sceptre. That’s all we have. Yeesh.
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by x3haloed 6y ago
The versatility of the port is amazing. It’s very useful to be able to use the same cable to charge, move data, and push audio and video. However, it’s confusing AF. I feel like the first failure really is that it’s very unclear which ports
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by x3haloed 6y ago
What does any of this even mean?
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by x3haloed 6y ago
> inspection comes down to a flashlight and a Mark I eyeball, looking for that cracks that might be lurking. Where is our reassurance that everything is OK now??
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by x3haloed 6y ago
You’re right. I just meant obscure from the end-user perspective. It’s not clear what’s wrong to uneducated users, only that their text looks weird.
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by x3haloed 6y ago
Usually it works perfectly. Sometimes it doesn’t. I’m occasionally stunned by how such a fundamental thing as text representation can be ruined by obscure encoding issues. For example, there is absolutely no way to be certain of the charact
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by x3haloed 6y ago
Why not just a slight adjustment to what you already have? Make the chat dialog openable via JS API, and then any button or “nav link” can be made to open the dialog.
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by x3haloed 6y ago
The real question facing us now, I believe, is how is AMD going to compete with ARM-based silicon? I believe that ARM is on the path to dominance due to performance per watt. Does AMD have a path to continue to win at that game?
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by x3haloed 6y ago
Nope. “As confirmed by the company, Starlink will be able to provide speeds of up to a gigabit per second with latencies ranging from 25 milliseconds to 35 milliseconds. Elon Musk has previously stated that it has been designed to run real-
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by x3haloed 6y ago
That's too bad that community support was lacking. Things might be different now?
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by x3haloed 6y ago
GitHub? Gitea?
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by x3haloed 6y ago
Yes. This. Things change. Deal with it. And yet, things don’t have to change at an indigestible rate. Windows, for example, is changing so fast lately, that directions for use change on a semi-annual basis, and self-consistency is almost en
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by x3haloed 6y ago
> There seems to be no such concept as "good enough." I don’t think that concept has had any meaning since the Industrial Revolution. Capitalism is built upon the belief that nothing is ever good enough. You will never see “goo
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by x3haloed 6y ago
The battery icon sucks, but you’re missing the forest for the trees.
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by x3haloed 6y ago
The pendulum swings are not the problem. They have been around forever. The problem, on Windows at least, is that they no longer take the time to finish their work, they don’t give developers standard frameworks to gracefully upgrade automa
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by x3haloed 6y ago
> I think Apple went overboard with minimalism. I’ll agree with you there. They went to every possible length to completely remove anything skeuomorphic, which made it much more difficult to determine the function of UI elements. There w
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by x3haloed 6y ago
Great sales pitch. The part that’s missing is the most important part: why they chase GitLab instead of a competitor.
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by x3haloed 6y ago
Because Lenny has a unique offering besides escaping the current Reddit regime: owning your own data. That’s a completely different motivator.
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by x3haloed 6y ago
After writing my post, I thought again about directing my arguments at you specifically. It was maybe too personal and assumptive. I think I got too defensive. Anyway, I appreciate that you read what I wrote and chose to keep in the convers
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by x3haloed 6y ago
Nice attempt at deconstrivism. I will address a few of your points together: > What offensive language has been communicated in this case? > Outdated? Has the 'practice' you're referring to dissappeared? > What to th
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by x3haloed 6y ago
That line of thinking plays right into their game. A perfect way to rationalize compliance. But it’s based on the misguided concept that somehow access to American software services will push American values on the Chinese people. All the w
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by x3haloed 6y ago
Trying to steadily liberalize China through foreign exposure is extremely unrealistic. They have an iron grip on all information flow. The decision to cater to China’s demands is a decision for profit. They need to be excluded from the worl

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