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Yeah, 486 DX4/100 was the peak of DOS gaming.
Yeah, 486 DX4/100 was the peak of DOS gaming.
I do know what you mean and I know there’s some weird British vs American English thing where sometimes parentheses are called brackets or something.
Those are square brackets not parentheses
Thanks, Israel. We couldn’t have done it without you.
Perhaps. They’re two sides of the same coin— awareness protects from unpredictability, and predictability protects from lack of awareness.
I think the distinction is what a human sees as “something unexpected happened” vs something that the bot sees… is the bot seeing something that isn’t there, or is the human missing something that the bot noticed?
Or did they both notice something and the bot handled it in an unexpected way?
Number one rule of safe driving is to be predictable…
… and themselves as well.
This guy gets it.
Saving you a click:
Open the Settings app, scroll to Face ID & Passcode, then to Stolen Device Protection, and turn the switch on.
Thank you, that clears it up!
That doesn’t help though. It’s “almost subscriptions based apps”. Meaning that it didn’t quite manage to be a subscription-based app(s)?
is basically almost subscription’s based apps
I have read this title five times and have no idea what it is supposed to mean.
Almost all subscription-based apps? One of the most-subscribed apps? All the most-subscribed apps? The most [ideologically-consistent] “based” subscriptions?
I’d put buying Psyonix (rocket league) and immediately killing Linux support as particularly damning, but Tim Sweeneys dislike of Linux is well known.
And … odd coincidence “payday 2 coming to epic games but drops linux support”
Nah, fuck ‘em for hating on Linux too. If they put as much effort into supporting it as they do to opposing it there’d be a lot more love for Epic.
So what computer does not meet that definition then? They all “supply their own power” under that definition.
I’m assuming they have that criterion to distinguish from RFID-type power sources where the signal also supplies power, but I’m sure there’s some conversion of power types in that instance too.
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Someone should tell these people that words have meanings.
But isn’t it ineffective once it’s been bypassed, therefore making it legal again?
Eh, bendy straws are kinda neat.
They’re using it as a euphemism for poop. For some reason.