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manytimesaway
6d ago
Best news of the past few days. This is one of the protos that's been held hostage in the Stamper's collection.
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manytimesaway
16d ago
Steam used to be steamgames.com, too.
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manytimesaway
21d ago
Isn't that wholesale which does not always land to customer sales? Honestly I don't know much about all of this.
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manytimesaway
21d ago
Yeah that was a quick sumup based on the fact that the parent was not posting in good faith. Thanks for the precision.
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manytimesaway
22d ago
No it's not. It was the most sold during March, but that's it. Local sources ( https://www.autohome.com.cn/hangye/showroom/ ) tend to show that it's Xiaomi / Geely that's leading the race in
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manytimesaway
28d ago
It's been scalped on announcement, sadly. Sold out everywhere.
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manytimesaway
1mo ago
These are not calculators, but pocket computers. Different markets (one crashed, the other still exists) with different hardware.
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manytimesaway
1mo ago
Honest question: Am I the only one bothered by the fact that this author puts her name absolutely everywhere on her posts? Feels very ego-trippy.
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manytimesaway
1mo ago
>AI/ML myopia is about as useful as Linux-myopia was in the 90's. Not only is this argument a copycat of cryptobro discourse, but considering that the first truly usable Linux release was in 1999 and no one expected what was bo
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manytimesaway
1mo ago
I enjoy retrocomputing a lot, being a huge part of my life. I do not want to see advancements made by a technology I truly despise. I'd rather see less impressive, handmade projects (therefore, more impressive) rather than slop. Feel f
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manytimesaway
1mo ago
His entire discography is worth a listen, honestly. Gems absolutely everywhere, and deep knowledge of his (traveling!) studio.
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manytimesaway
1mo ago
As we say in another language, "you should probably get your ears cleaned". Besides the Blade Runner & Chariots of Fire soundtracks (two masterpieces of albums, which is two more than 90% of the world), his repertoire is fille
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manytimesaway
2mo ago
Repost of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49063754 two days ago - c'mon.
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manytimesaway
2mo ago
Example discussion here : https://github.com/FWGS/xash3d-fwgs/issues/63#issuecomment-9... HN comment from a major maintainer here : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38314427 Valve has con
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manytimesaway
2mo ago
Xash3D is not really open-source. The original codebase comes from leaked/decompiled code, and nowadays still requires the proprietary HLSDK to build.
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manytimesaway
2mo ago
>how do you know it has been vibe-coded? Another comment mentioned the total number of tokens used, confirmed with the git history. But most importantly : it uses the exact same CSS as every other vibe-coded app, with the same fonts &a
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manytimesaway
2mo ago
Besides the sadly obvious vibe-coding, just note that SimCity is still an active trademark from EA, so might be good to rename it.
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manytimesaway
2mo ago
These are not as odd as satellite phones, I'd say.
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manytimesaway
2mo ago
Also based on leaks/reverse-engineering.
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manytimesaway
2mo ago
>your flight gets diverted to South Korea and you have condoms ..what? Condoms are not outlawed there, are they?
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manytimesaway
2mo ago
The era of MSN, MySpace and self/ISP-hosted pages didn't feel like gatekeeping at all; sure, there was some privilege involved (internet access still is a privilege in 2026), but there was less shame about attempting stuff.
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manytimesaway
2mo ago
Quite ironic to post this on a platform that uses 1/4 of the screen for advertisement and a drowning GDPR prompt. (Also the CSS makes it tedious to read on a computer.) Why the refusal of Mullvad, though?
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manytimesaway
2mo ago
(nice username) Patriot Act, FISA, Cloud Act allows the USA to basically impose its justice over other countries. And it's never in the interest of its citizens.
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manytimesaway
2mo ago
So we're supposed to deal with your bullshit Patriot Act while GDPR is too "random" for you?
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manytimesaway
2mo ago
It seems I am the only one who expected this paper to talk about R4 and fellow DS/GBA cartridges.
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manytimesaway
2mo ago
I mean, it's still Andross vs Star Fox with the exact same map, so a very lazy sequel.
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manytimesaway
2mo ago
Actually interested if you're okay with shipping it across the sea.
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manytimesaway
2mo ago
Good luck finding a TT030 cheaper than a Falcon030...
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2mo ago
Ah, my bad. I agree with your analysis. Although Nintendo is still following the path of "gaming enshittification" with lesser budgets; and I would argue that Star Fox mostly sells because there's barely anything to play on t
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manytimesaway
2mo ago
My point wasn't about Nintendo ruining things in-house rather than them following the exact same trends than Sony & Microsoft, only a few years late. MP4 is what OP was talking about, an "interactive Hollywood" experience
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