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by xani_ 4y ago
Steam Deck does.
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by xani_ 4y ago
I'm firmly convinced that YouTube RSS feed feature is just thing they forgot to remove at that point. And so far only way to get notification from channels that don't get eaten by google's whims
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by xani_ 4y ago
This got age-rated https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s4Mte6z7TQI There is not even a word spoken in it.
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by xani_ 4y ago
I can't say if you're saying satire or actually serious in your corporate cuckery
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by xani_ 4y ago
You can have site without them, with login and accounts working just fine (cookies required for obvious functionality like logins don't need consent), the single thing site would have to do is to stop tracking you
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by xani_ 4y ago
> There comes a point where Youtube is not saving money by automating their content moderation but Youtube decides to keep pushing forward. At some point a competitor that is good enough will arrive and once large creators like this one,
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by xani_ 4y ago
> The character development is atrocious, in a single mission a character goes from "feelings aren't allowed" to "the mission doesn't matter I will literally die for you". You might call that problem with th
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by xani_ 4y ago
The problem is that they aren't really, as you're playing in few of them in parallel to the story, with different character. "Chapter 2C" would be just as confusing...
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by xani_ 4y ago
He said "weakest part", not bad.It was just decent. It wasn't up to level of say Bayonetta but it was a good combat system. > It's like saying the greatest movie of all time, except for the plot. There are many movies
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by xani_ 4y ago
> Now they need to install a propulsion system. Or just add more drag. Like deploying big sail.
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by xani_ 4y ago
It would be most likely far more expensive than just adding few kg to your payload to allow for faster deorbit.
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by xani_ 4y ago
> But many other satellite operators will have to launch more frequently, and SpaceX is positioned to meet that growing demand. Read the article. It's about deorbiting after mission is finished. If you have enough fuel on board you&
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by xani_ 4y ago
Nope
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by xani_ 4y ago
We're already at that point, altho mostly because standard is so complex so many companies got it wrong. There is also a ton of optional stuff, which pretty much means every device needing above 5V needs to have buck/boost convert
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by xani_ 4y ago
Being connected via 2 caps is considered "galvanically isolated" If you're feeling "tingling sensation" your protection caps are fucked Mr. EE
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by xani_ 4y ago
That reads like "We wish to start paying our devs like our cleaning staff to get more profits"
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by xani_ 4y ago
You will just have a bunch of random false positives that get blocked and never come back. Even before VPN a lot of ISPs gave you dynamic IP that changed anywhere from every few weeks to daily, to each reconnect. Same with any public access
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by xani_ 4y ago
Browsers already want to send every domain you visit to cloudflare via DoH. Other options of securing DNS included "just" encrypting traffic to DNS server. But no, they decided to centralize sending DNS records via HTTPS
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by xani_ 4y ago
Same with most VPN providers. Just expands the search from "ask ISP" to "ask ISP, they tell government its a VPN company, ask VPN company". Now, sure, they could "just" delete logs, but their government can &qu
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by xani_ 4y ago
The solution is already impossible. When Mozilla had browser domination they had a chance to dictate something . The moment Chrome became popular, now another company, just as MS and IE did before, could just do the feature creep of "
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by xani_ 4y ago
Just put one of those aliexpress usb-pd things so it actually delivers that 18-20V USB-C can
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by xani_ 4y ago
It's because standard have nightmarish level of complexity for something as simple as "pick a value from list one device provides and maybe change powering if that device signals you need to take less power"
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by xani_ 4y ago
And basically nothing supported that.
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by xani_ 4y ago
Well, except none of the cables or connectors of them was designed for 48V
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by xani_ 4y ago
Wish the standard wasn't such a massive clusterfuck. IIRC someone tried to implement it on plain microcontroller (back then there were no chips dedicated to do the whole PD stuff) and it used 30k+ of memory which made using it for smal
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by xani_ 4y ago
48V is most likely the limit for tiny USB-C connector just because of conductor distance
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by xani_ 4y ago
They would still charge you per raw GB processed regardless of compression used. IIRC Elasticsearch compresses by default with LZ4
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by xani_ 4y ago
Modern SQL engines can index JSONs tho. And they can be structured
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by xani_ 4y ago
I'm more surprised that they don't just ship logs to central log gathering directly instead of saving plain files then move them around
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by xani_ 4y ago
"How dare they do it before us" USA next decade: "Posting bad things on twitter reduces your credit score"

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