ChrisRR

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by ChrisRR 5d ago
They don't normally give a reason. Just picking a few random examples https://old.reddit.com/r/emulation/comments/1wbapys/zevora_e... https://old.reddit.com/r/emulation/com
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by ChrisRR 5d ago
Surely it makes more sense for European data to be stored in the more local datacentre?
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by ChrisRR 5d ago
It's a rarity to see a comments section in r/emulation that isn't just endless screaming about AI code
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by ChrisRR 5d ago
Surely this is the opposite? Collecting photos of adults to prove that they can use the service
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by ChrisRR 5d ago
It literally is a niche. The amount of desktop users using linux is way smaller than windows
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by ChrisRR 5d ago
I'm sure given all of their devs at google, they can task someone with taking screenshots. Or can gemini generate a script to automatically update the screenshots when updated?
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by ChrisRR 5d ago
People who want 2 phones but one number. Seems self explanatory to me
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by ChrisRR 6d ago
This is the other way round. It's to prove that you're an adult if you use any apps or sites that are adult only.
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by ChrisRR 6d ago
Not really. The vast majority of devices are so similar that you only really have a couple of categories to cater for
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by ChrisRR 6d ago
Twitter in its design has never been a platform for discussion, but for shouting into the void. And that seems to have empowered people to voice their most awful opinions because they don't see much pushback
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by ChrisRR 6d ago
Not entirely. CPI takes things like subscriptions into account, but not DPI
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by ChrisRR 6d ago
Well they do have a choice, and that's to switch to windows. I run linux too but I'm not going to pretend like my choice to run a niche setup means I'm entitled to pirate content because they don't 100% support it
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by ChrisRR 6d ago
It's quite unlikely. There's very few niche albums that I haven't found on spotify
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by ChrisRR 6d ago
> It is way cheaper long term. I would think this is only true if you watch a small number of shows and rewatch them often
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by ChrisRR 6d ago
It's like electric car ranges. Their claim will be 45 hours under a very specific testbench. Real life results will be lower
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by ChrisRR 6d ago
Nah. Software took 15-20 seconds when we were back on spinning discs. Now that we have solid state supercomputers in our pockets, even the most simple app should launch in milliseconds
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by ChrisRR 6d ago
There's no way that's true. Otherwise everyone's phone battery would need to be completely replaced every 2 years Edit: I just googled it. Apple claims that the iphone 17 should handle 1000 full charge cycles before reaching
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by ChrisRR 6d ago
Don't then. Just wait until you actually need a new phone before buying a new one
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by ChrisRR 6d ago
I'd be quite happy with "It's not as powerful as last years model, but it has double the battery capacity"
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by ChrisRR 6d ago
This is apple. They're the kings of "memory bandwidth is 2x... (within a very specific set of test cases)"
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by ChrisRR 6d ago
Let's stop filling static websites with javascript. That should instantly reduce the overhead
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by ChrisRR 6d ago
Because they're being very awkwardly specific in order to make it sound like they're the first to do it. For the average consumer who doesn't know that if you look outside of their disclaimer you'll find that it already
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by ChrisRR 7d ago
I don't know why the Zelda series in particular gets retconned so much. It's so clear that they just drew on various fantasy/cultural tropes that they liked at the time and weren't thinking decades into the future. It&#
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by ChrisRR 7d ago
I just stopped using twitter and I've not actually felt like I've missed out
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by ChrisRR 7d ago
I think that image really visualises how bad the x logo is https://img-cdn.thepublive.com/filters:format(webp)/afaqs/me... The original logos weren't great but they were more charming than X
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by ChrisRR 8d ago
Brand new account, only 1 comment. Checks out
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by ChrisRR 8d ago
Username does not check out
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by ChrisRR 9d ago
The video is 2 hours long. A summary is not a bad thing
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by ChrisRR 12d ago
Could it be something to do with $25M "gift" that OpenAI paid to Trump?
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by ChrisRR 12d ago
Except when we're talking about trump, in which case it's both malice and stupidity

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