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Comment #10068804
Reader mode was present in the Mobile version for a long time, it's port to the desktop Firefox happened recently AFAIK.
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Comment #9871761
Kinda makes sense, as all ads are suspicious at the bare minimum.
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Comment #9761722
I believe I saw more IE6 users in the last year than drivers with 50+ year old cars.
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Comment #9705771
"Defaulting on all Euro debts, exiting Europe, bankrupting the banks, issuing a new currency is a viable solution. Yes it's a horrible hang over to live through but it means removi…
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Comment #9583132
"Why do game makers put up with it?" Money. See the 'Money? What Money? Oh, that money' part of this writing: http://www.tgdaily.com/games/37326-ubisoft-caught-in-a-littl...
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Comment #9582661
Also note the dates: Tomb Raider's TressFX happened in 2013 while Crysis 2 and the 'flat-surface tessellation' happened in 2011 (with Patch 1.8 I believe). Not something one can ca…
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Comment #9582423
"Solution: AMD optimizes HairWorks." How do you optimize code you have no access to? "It's just an extension of the systemic AMD problem: they [very likely] have the best hardware …
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Comment #9548239
That is true, but I like to believe that if a group can solve a whole class of problems with a new language, that means they can spend more time and effort on other types of securi…
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Comment #9541287
I wonder what would happen if a certain "Poachers' testicles are the best aphrodisiacs." rumour were to spread...
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Comment #9518195
Those must be some strong magnets, effecting people even before getting under it's effects!
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Comment #9391871
As I know, it went something like this: -Both wanted x86 for better usability (PS3 Cell was a hard-to-tame beast for many devs, ARM not strong enough) -Intel was not interested in …
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Comment #9351478
Well, this was not the first time they adopted something early and left most of the world behind: widespread adaptation of the ogm then the mkv containers, followed by the complete…
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Comment #9351436
I believe most, if not all Radeon cards can do 10bit regardless of output type (OpenGL, DX, etc) with a registry hack. https://www.techpowerup.com/forums/threads/do-10-bit-monitor.…
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Comment #9351287
One of the few reasons why I prefer GOG.com over Steam.
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Comment #9135676
This sounds more like "Mantle 1.0 will have a lot in common with DX12 and glNext, but expect even more from the later 1.X versions."
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Comment #9122380
Methane is indeed a stronger greenhouse gas, but it also has a much shorter 'lifespan' of 8-10 years.
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Comment #9122340
The colder oceans are notable natural CO2 absorbents, plus we have to mention the effects of life itself: photo-synthesizing plants and unicellular creatures. Like the historical o…
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Comment #9122254
The currently mined gas deposits in Siberia are at least 600 meters below the ground level, normally deeper (generally at 1-2 km). The thickness of permafrost in most areas is a fe…
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Comment #9122218
"So is it old, buried organic (flora, fauna) matter thats causing the methane ?" Yes, I believe so, though it could be still younger than the normal gas and oil fields (personal sp…
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Comment #9102238
"Having to restart after installing an extension is another. Every time I see the request, I can't help lose a bit of respect for it." Restart-less add-ons have been around for lon…
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Comment #9091029
I am curious, is he willing to compensate me in case I am infected through ads on my PC/mobile, can he protect my online life from advertisers monitoring and tracking my movements,…
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Comment #9080479
I for one, am waiting for the Music And Film Industry Act to appear. Maybe that would finally have the same kickback as the Verizon vs Net Neutrality fight.
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Comment #9080138
Here is a bit of article on Foxes and Fishes: http://arstechnica.com/security/2015/02/how-to-remove-the-su...
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Comment #9031398
Errr.... No. It "makes sense" for people with no common sense or basic knowledge about computers, electronics and digital data transmitting; it has nothing to do with being an audi…
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Comment #8987533
Aren't you mixing forward shading and deferred shading? http://http.developer.nvidia.com/GPUGems2/gpugems2_chapter09...