xandrius

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by xandrius 1y ago
It's fine even if you play games. When the time comes, you'll get the update and do the update manually.
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by xandrius 1y ago
Yep!
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by xandrius 1y ago
Already exists, just not to the normies. IoT LTSC. Works like a charm and no bloat.
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by xandrius 1y ago
One comes from an orangutan because he wants to get it hard and please his fanbase and the other is because a specific company broke a law of a region. The two couldn't be more different than that. And I find it hard to believe your co
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by xandrius 1y ago
Upcloud (Finland) is great, I'd vouch for them. Supports lots of countries, affordable and the people there are super nice.
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by xandrius 1y ago
Never enough it seems.
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by xandrius 1y ago
That's just isn't true. That's financial credit, social credit is more nefarious as you don't know what counts for or against you.
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by xandrius 1y ago
Or stop treating Android as Linux for mobile but rather Windows for mobile and finally start pushing and supporting a 3rd major alternative like we have on desktop/laptops. I would personally love to start contributing to a truly open
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by xandrius 1y ago
What a weird take, here we're discussing fighting the duopoly and hegemony of 2 US companies dictating what and how to use our own devices. Complaining about programming languages which allow me not to think of malloc bugs when making
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by xandrius 1y ago
But that's no the point here, a more similar point is to have the scuba diving manufacturer imposing which body of water you can use the device in. And if you decide to give the device a try in your own swimming pool or a random spot y
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by xandrius 1y ago
How feeble they might be in today's political arena, optics are still important.
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by xandrius 1y ago
Not sure if you're genuinely asking because there are a dozen proven ways to verify identity or residency either digitally and physically without being locked down to 2 mobile OSes owned and controlled by 2 American companies.
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by xandrius 1y ago
Install the version of Windows that allows you to do that.
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by xandrius 1y ago
Approximately nobody is not nobody. And saying this in a forum literally named after the act of hacking and repurposing devices is quite bold. I have old devices still laying around in the hope one day I could reuse them for something, anyt
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by xandrius 1y ago
How were you not aware of UK precedents in surveillance and blocking Internet connections before 6 months ago? In my books, the UK is the father of Orwellian censorship and surveillance, they just didn't get down to do it completely (y
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by xandrius 1y ago
We kind of are but we are also in the process of stopping burning stuff to create energy for ourselves, as usually burning creates CO2.
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by xandrius 1y ago
All those points could be fixed with a wrapper "systemd2" but I definitely see your points. I like thinking of the minimum set of changes required to fix a problem and this could help, you probably could LLM most of it in less tha
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by xandrius 1y ago
Many but far from most. And part of the services provided by Steam is the multiplayer experience, so you definitely cannot expect to keep that without paying Steam, unless the developers want that too.
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by xandrius 1y ago
At that point I'd feel entitled to keep the games I bought by pirating them.
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by xandrius 1y ago
Still a for-profit company, wouldn't bet on this, even though I'd love it to be like this (that companies who have been doing good will continue to do good instead of increasing their profits). Been burnt too many times.
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by xandrius 1y ago
What is something which you find better doing in R than in another popular language? Not including its standard library.
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by xandrius 1y ago
I just want to balance the conversation, someone can say how good it is without reason, why not the opposite? I would love to hear how godot is better than Unity other than editor speed and being open source.
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by xandrius 1y ago
To be fair if both google and dropbox can't take care of 1TB of data, who can? My solution against photo anxiety is to actually look at them and decide to physically print the best ones every year. More likely to be used as gifts or ju
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by xandrius 1y ago
Had to do exactly that with a bunch of screenshots I took but happened to include a bunch of unnecessary parts of the screen. A prompt to ChatGPT and a command later and all were nicely cropped in a second. The dread of doing it by hand and
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by xandrius 1y ago
Say you don't play games without saying you don't play games.
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by xandrius 1y ago
And yet, it's not that good (yet).
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by xandrius 1y ago
Typed, great std lib, managed memory, one of the most usable languages, C-like and fast. It's such a pleasure to write in C# and you know that you won't get dumb ninja issues because of pointers or types.
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by xandrius 1y ago
I always hear that and I wonder how you used Unity before, as godot does absolutely nothing that Unity doesn't excel or does better. The only thing is editor speed but given how few features godot has, it's not surprising. I wish
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by xandrius 1y ago
If only godot was good. I think Stride3D has more chances of being a good replacement.
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by xandrius 1y ago
Absurd take, supermarkets throw away an immense amount of vegetables and the price highly depends on where you live, like most things.

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