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by zbird 4y ago
Yeah, though on the other hand the title does not seem particularly taxing. "Shove it down to Unity" and then the big bulk of the work is cramming the game into a small screen. The 'Auto Player Testing' is smart and a to
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Most “Fact-Checking” Organizations Facebook Uses in Ukraine Funded by Washington(mintpressnews.com)
2 points by zbird 4y ago|4 comments
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by zbird 4y ago
The Lord never truly died.
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by zbird 4y ago
"Therefore the LORD God sent him Forth from the garden of Eden, to till the ground from whence he was taken."
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by zbird 4y ago
> It's that the average user was never ready for the desktop. Yeah. And we do little to educate in general, while MS and Google are busy selling Chromecrooks and Office licenses to kids to ensnare them in the corporate trench and p
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by zbird 4y ago
> First, the article doesn't say that "Linux is not ready for the desktop" - or concern itself with this as an abstract question. Well, it does, but in a sarcastic manner: "Yeah, let's consider Linux an OS ready
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by zbird 4y ago
"Fully opened, the 17.3-inch touchscreen is perfect for presenting your big ideas, or simply kicking back to relax on the web." Relax on the web? Oh boy...
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by zbird 4y ago
I think it would be interesting to simulate the audio of a fuel engine in EVs and be able to customize the output. Otherwise they sound a bit too boring.
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by zbird 4y ago
Very nice work, need more posts like this.
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by zbird 4y ago
from cunt import hash
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by zbird 4y ago
I'm not entirely sure what the purpose of this post is. GNU/Linux is already ready for the desktop; I and others use it. The rest of the article is a mixture of 'X sucks because it's proprietary and doesn't work on
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by zbird 4y ago
Some DRM does indeed make it into the shop, and ideally it shouldn't. Luckily, the 1-star reviews follow very quickly.
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by zbird 4y ago
Always buy DRM-free at https://www.gog.com/
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by zbird 4y ago
The article is in the context of the US and the CHIPS Act, it doesn't even mention Europe. Or is the CHIPS Act also funding fabs in Europe? I'm not sure it does Europe good to make US-surveillance-ridden chips either.
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by zbird 4y ago
> This is why Intel’s shift to being not simply an integrated device manufacturer but also a foundry is important: yes, it’s the right thing to do for Intel’s business, but it’s also good for the West if Intel can pull it off. It's
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by zbird 4y ago
Perfect for a first-year programming course at university.
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Documents Reveal Advanced AI Tools Google Is Selling to Israel(theintercept.com)
3 points by zbird 4y ago|1 comments
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by zbird 4y ago
Will this ever be released? The fun stopped at step (1) Get an API token.
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by zbird 4y ago
And to think that there are people who get paid for this.
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by zbird 4y ago
Indeed. They will learn the real meaning soon enough.
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by zbird 4y ago
If only we could pay the original publisher/developer for a DRM-free version of the game, that would be revolutionary.
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by zbird 4y ago
And this is the reason why I buy DRM-free on GOG. I always check GOG for games before Steam.
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by zbird 4y ago
Congratulations to all Firefox folks around here for building a much-desired offline translation plugin that does not spy on people.
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by zbird 4y ago
A lot of folks here seem to be confusing breaking the law in the name of justice and social progress (e.g. Rosa Parks) vs the blatant corruption of companies like Uber. At least the Uber VPs knew they were corrupt.
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by zbird 4y ago
Indeed. And many may have joined not knowing the real workings of the company; heck, the same situation could also be true for many of us now. But to continue defending the company even after knowing the facts is certainly a thing to marvel
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by zbird 4y ago
Beatification in progress.
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by zbird 4y ago
Obviously we are to trust whitehouse.gov on how tough on corruption the administration is.
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by zbird 4y ago
Looks like you're quoting a book on social progress. This isn't it.
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by zbird 4y ago
Not a car hacker but: > The device uses the car's cellular data peripheral to send this information somewhere. Maybe somebody can find what that somewhere is, or help with how to go about that.
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by zbird 4y ago
There are many other problems beyond what 2fa can solve, so this discussion focused solely on 2fa is missing the forest for the trees. Specifically, one can get malware into a package via (a) publishing a malicious version of the package us

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