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by xinayder 9mo ago
The AI generated art is also disgusting. Makes the CEO look like an angry kid because his multi-billion dolar industry got a 1% income fine, which is nothing for them, for a service they provide that keeps having outages because they have b
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by xinayder 9mo ago
Italy can also buy the bluff and you know, partner with an EU company to provide them the service Cloudflare would offer "for free".
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by xinayder 10mo ago
Another option is the open source Rocket.Chat.
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by xinayder 10mo ago
Well, Chat Control was approved by the Council, so I can't wait for the time Going Dark is also approved by ot. EU, a democracy idol, now turning into a fascism idol.
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by xinayder 10mo ago
You should add the newest zones, Dornogal and K'aresh (or Manaforge Omega raid) to the zone list. They are very heavy on graphics. Besides, I'd look forward to testinf with the nea ARM emulation layer Valve is developing.
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by xinayder 11mo ago
I used to live there and the common consensus was: - don't stay out in the sun too long, if you do, apply sunscreen - 10-15 minutes of sunlight exposure a day is completely fine
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by xinayder 11mo ago
And loot boxes in Valve games never bothered me, because if you want a particular skin you can just buy it off the market. I can't remember being angry at Valve for having loot boxes. All other games require you to keep opening loot bo
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by xinayder 11mo ago
it just means they don't follow W3C guidelines :)
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by xinayder 11mo ago
> Ironically Firefox is currently at its best and most competitive since its inception how so?
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by xinayder 11mo ago
We both know this is never going to happen on mainstream browsers, they'll just keep shoving AI into your face until you become dependent to it.
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by xinayder 11mo ago
> Well, if you phrase it this way, then yes, people want this. No? If anything, adding AI features to something is just driving away your user base. No one asked for a built-in AI. Why not provide an extension?
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by xinayder 11mo ago
Allegations of unpaid labor are for crowdsourced translations and have nothing to do with Valve as a workplace. This controversy is known and there are a few translators on Steam/Valve that came from the community, but nowadays it is m
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by xinayder 11mo ago
I was a member of STS and I can say crowdsourced translations were a million times better than the now-paid translation teams Valve hires. And yes, while it was mostly "unpaid", during my time there (2016-2020), we had a year-end
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by xinayder 11mo ago
> They also have an internal culture that's been fairly regularly criticized as being pretty uncomfortable for women and minorities. Source?
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by xinayder 1y ago
They only published the mappings starting from 2019.
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by xinayder 1y ago
I have 2 cloud servers (VPS), running on Ampere (ARM) for almost 2 years now and it's great. Haven't had any crashes or major outages.
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by xinayder 1y ago
Heroic Games Launcher and Lutris both authenticate with GOG and allow you to install their games.
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by xinayder 1y ago
> Are you aware that former German and Austrian politicians are on the payroll of Russian oil and gas companies and Putin even came to the wedding s of some of them? Are you aware Austrian banks still operate in Russia profiting? Source?
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by xinayder 1y ago
The article is very biased against EU. It's not the EU's fault, and it shows that it's all according to Apple's plans because, if Apple really cared and thought this decision to not bundle chargers was stupid (something
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by xinayder 1y ago
We should have an European Citizens Initiative petition to have this bill shutdown once and for all, so that the EP actually gets to discuss and act on it.
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by xinayder 1y ago
Let's not forget that a former politician AND member of the Danish parliament, colleague of Peter Hummelgaard, went on trial this year for being in possession of CSAM, his name Henrik Sass Larsen [0]. [0] https://www.euronew
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by xinayder 1y ago
I hope they don't enshittify Arduino. Please keep it open hardware and open source.
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by xinayder 1y ago
Wait until it has a 30ms input latency and 480p resolution. That's not accessible, that's just enshittification. Like Google has done with YouTube: you can no longer watch HD videos if you don't have Premium. You can select
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by xinayder 1y ago
> Residential solar inverter companies like Solaredge require an internet connection and shut themselves off after a protracted period of no-contact with the company's servers: This is scary. I installed PV and solar in my home in 2
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by xinayder 1y ago
I had a similar debate with a friend of mine over a age verification law recently passed in Brazil. It mandates age verification for social media in order to restrict teenagers and children access to adult content, for example, or any other
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by xinayder 1y ago
Isn't SUSE an European OS?
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by xinayder 1y ago
They also recently introduced age estimation in the US, which a lot of channels reported as the culprit for reduced view number in their videos. In short, age estimation will restrict videos from viewers, and a creator has almost no way of
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by xinayder 1y ago
Don't worry guys, the UK government is protecting the "children" against access to knowledge, you know, the thing that got humans kicked out of the Gardens of Eden. Who would've thought the government would confirm that
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by xinayder 1y ago
Funny how a couple of years ago, big tech was against age verification, claiming they were "defending" privacy rights. Fast forward to now, it doesn't seem a bad idea for them.
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by xinayder 1y ago
Tell that to C-level executives. They don't understand this, and until then, we, developers, can only be afraid of losing our jobs to a mediocre AI.

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