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by feelandcoffee 1y ago
Yep, this is more or less a VAT in disguise
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by feelandcoffee 2y ago
I miss old contextual advertising. Like you read a sports website, you see ads for matches, sports gear, etc, all based on the content not the user preferences.
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by feelandcoffee 2y ago
I hope wherever money they are saving trying to enforce this lawsuit, lose 100X in lose subscriptions and PR. It's so mess up, where a company can enforce contracts from an unrelated service, just because they are the same holding comp
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by feelandcoffee 3y ago
I wonder if this would become more common with things like ChatGPT. Let's say you've been working in place A, you show your code to an LLM service (like the dozen or so Copilot-like services) and tell them to refactor. And for the
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by feelandcoffee 3y ago
I'm so grateful to John Riccitiello, without his pricing changes, not as many indie devs would have jumped on Godot.
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by feelandcoffee 3y ago
No, this is a Cry (for the) Engine.
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by feelandcoffee 3y ago
In an age where the typical user has to install and reinstall games because storage is limited and games are getting heavier and heavier... that's going to be a problem.
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by feelandcoffee 3y ago
Feels Like Malicious Compliance, so MS can say "See, technically we're Repair Friendly" similar to Apple "repair program". But with those prices, unless the device has sentimental or software value, you're bett
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by feelandcoffee 3y ago
They should ask for the testimony of that famous hacker who leaked, I think his name was 4chan /s
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Supreme Court rules company can pursue strike damage claim(nbcnews.com)
9 points by feelandcoffee 3y ago|4 comments
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by feelandcoffee 3y ago
I'm stunned by this. How is this even legal? The youtuber got the packs from the company through a logistical error, didn't sign an NDA or embargo agreement, and gets armed mercenaries at his door for 'leaking' when the
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by feelandcoffee 4y ago
Yes and now. Yeah the VHS VS Beta situation was exaggerated, but you'll be surprised on how much on Netflix, and youtube UI tricks were stolen from innovation made in adult sites. I'll even say that the high bandwidth push in the
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by feelandcoffee 4y ago
For a moment I tough was a parody of that meme of kids discussing "Is Fortnite Actually Overrated?"
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by feelandcoffee 4y ago
I still like Pokemon Go, but being honest at this point I used it more like a Fitness app rather than a pure video game. After the initial boom, I think the game become a form of "sports social network" IRL, thanks to the Raids. S
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by feelandcoffee 4y ago
I wonder the ROI behind this. I mean it's server maintenance cost VS PR image cost. Ok, servers are expensive, but Ubisoft manage to recover after some reputation hits (and Blizzard distracting everyone being the main enemy in the publ
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by feelandcoffee 5y ago
I love how this project looks. Feels closer to Metal Gear Solid 4 sci-fi bio-tech, than to regular mechanical arms. Maybe falls a little bit under the uncanny valley but with clothes on, I could see this achieving a pretty natural look to a
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by feelandcoffee 5y ago
This is the case of "Buy, Borrow, Die" or "kick the can". The top 0.01% paying a lower percentage of taxes than even the lower tax bracket worker class. If you are a wharever-ionaire you could put your gains in index S&a
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by feelandcoffee 5y ago
I can already see some newspapers releasing clickbait "Giving up Alcohol can give you dementia"
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by feelandcoffee 5y ago
It's amazing how in less than a decade (but especially the last 5 years), I have seen the optics in the public of Blizzard went from being one of the most beloved and respected gaming companies in the space (probably only compared to V
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by feelandcoffee 6y ago
Seem interesting and I liked... But, I'm afraid a DMCA will finish the project as the legal area seems dark gray at least.
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by feelandcoffee 6y ago
this seems like a wework fallout
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by feelandcoffee 7y ago
Do you run mac OS? Because I had this same issue with a macbook, when jump to Windows and Linux, the CPU keep the same as Chrome, but in mac Firefox was slow, and make the fans be at top speed.
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by feelandcoffee 9y ago
What's scare me the most it's not the porn. But the fact that make this kind of tech it's kinda-avaliable to anyone with a GPU and a few hours of learning and training. The only thing that make this not a treat to your regula
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by feelandcoffee 9y ago
I wonder how many of this have change with now monitors being LCD LED, CCFL or even OLED instead of the traditional CRT. Specially in the "Radiation Emitted" department.
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by feelandcoffee 9y ago
I think one of the multiple factors that helped the right to add a lot of people to their pool in the last years, it's because the regressive part of the left have abandoned the thesis of "I will defend your right to speech even i
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by feelandcoffee 9y ago
I hope this study don't revive the trend of standing desks again. Look I know being sedentary will rob me a few years of life, but going full opposite and being stand 9 to 5 it's Dante inferno at work. Probably the best balance wi
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by feelandcoffee 9y ago
I don't know what to think about coffeescript anymore. I love it back then before babel and ES6, but right know I didn't even know how to use coffee and a library used today. Still miss the python/ruby-sque sintaxt witouth b
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by feelandcoffee 9y ago
I'm not him. But as a front-end too my guess can be a few: * WebGL and 3D Models * Creation of Assets for web * Maybe something more abstract like prototypes, flow control, etc
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by feelandcoffee 9y ago
It amaze me how usually most schools for children don't have a class called "Logic 101" or something like, where we can teach people about Confirmation bias and that "Correlation != Causation". God knows how many BS
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by feelandcoffee 9y ago
ExFat it's great for USB flash drives and a easy way to get around this. But I had a few bad experiences with the lack of journaling working with a HDD. Maybe not a deal breaker for a lot, but for crucial data, my advice will be build

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