The seas are the most ruff at the surface

How many of these data wheels will the machine be able to use?

Can see it from the Midlands!

To all those affected: “We’re sorry”

https://youtu.be/15HTd4Um1m4

You think this is bad, we recently had a high profile case in the UK finally overturn a law where people who were found to have been wrongfully imprisoned had fees deducted from their compensation to pay the prison service for their food and accommodation.

Imagine spending years of your life in prison on a false conviction and then finding out you have to pay the government for the privilege.

Definitely agree the UK wouldn’t get the same terms it had before but I think currency is probably something they could negotiate to keep.

The UK was before and hypothetically would be again one of the biggest economies in the EU and the politicians know what the symbolism of giving up currency would mean to the British.

I really just couldn’t see them letting that stand in the way.

Having said all that, UK isn’t going to be trying to join the EU for a while yet, if ever.

Which UK party are you referring to as being pro-Moscow?

It says “not on an authorized cartridge or console”, the latter would cover legitimately downloaded games. Agree on the other points though.

Heads up, think you meant to say you don’t condone :)

… I hope, anyway

It says right in your first link that it doesn’t support self signed certs

I’m not saying I agree with op but their comment is very clear already

You mean quatre-vingt, not quatre-vingt-dix right?

Ah my mistake, I thought you guys were sensible :P

I believe in québécois French they use octante instead of huitante

This is pretty much the same situation as when Apple faced bankruptcy a while back and Microsoft essentially bailed them out.

Having an effective monopoly is better than a literal one for legal reasons

Take this with a pinch of salt but what I’m gathering is that it’s essentially just taking people’s public profiles but the Duolingo api also exposes users’ e-mail addresses (and possibly other info) that isn’t normally displayed as part of the user’s public profile via their app.

In essence, they’re exposing more data than they probably should be and users were not really aware that data was being made public - that’s why people are upset about it.

I played through it at launch on my lower end gaming laptop (1050 GPU) that I had at the time. With some fiddling, and basically turning everything to lowest I got it to just about playable framerates.

Massively enjoyed the game and its universe. I hit a few bugs but nothing that was hugely game breaking, at least nowhere as bad as people were saying. I also managed my expectations knowing my hardware at the time was low-end/dated.

Then I saw footage of the game being played on base tier PS4 and Xbox One hardware and holy shit, if I’d bought it on either of those (especially Xbox), I’d have been furious. The game was not ready and should never have been released for those consoles. It clearly needed at least PS4 Pro or One X to even be remotely playable at launch.

It’s my native language and I have no idea what they’re getting at either.

Don’t worry…

I think that’ll only really start to happen once you start getting more of the general population on here.

Reddit always had a reputation for being dominated by techy people, that is significantly more so the case here.

Signing up for Lemmy, even knowing where to start is a bigger leap than it is over there. Personally I’m hoping third party apps will be able to help with that by offering some kind of setup wizard with easy options of suggested instances to join.

Care to elaborate?