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Comment #44143387
Where exactly do you see the dishonesty here? Is it just the title?
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Comment #32310702
Also, it could have just said "France" instead of "Europe".
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Comment #30519516
In case anyone is wondering, the (only) article linked in this post only talks about the bank Nordea (which some users might use to verify their identity on the initiative site)
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Comment #29224708
I don't think you could do a mirror with screen-space reflections.
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Comment #28542547
I kind of dropped out of Linux audiosome time ago. Can I ask why both pipewire and jack? I thought pipewire was supposed to implement most (all?) the stuff that jackd does.
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Comment #28043097
I tried taking a photo of the moon a while ago on my phone, and I couldn't really get it to look decent. I don't know if most smartphone users even know how to adjust the exposure …
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Comment #27950917
Beyond the clickbait headline, even the article didn't say it was.
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Comment #27759958
Yeah, that was my point. And the word 'pain' actually reminded me of cluster headaches, which are treated with psilocybin exceptionally well. And yes, many people will experience l…
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Comment #27758960
If you plot out all usage globally, recreational use is probably going to be the most common case. However, being recreational is not a property of the substance itself, so the ter…
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Comment #27758912
Great! But to be clear, you are talking about diagnosed depression, right?
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Comment #27421861
I feel like that makes a lot of sense. You're getting the N64 emulation for free from Nintendo there. Of course, Dolphin has to be good enough to emulate the emulator correctly, bu…
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Comment #27139641
>its never going to be low latency enough to be viable Why is that? Just because it's expensive in terms of computation? I can't see why latency wouldn't improve with framerate.
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Comment #27108478
I think compiling usually comes in when it's not in the repo or proprietary.
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Comment #25967944
I'm not sure what it means to "get the basics right". I've just been wondering how it can be so hard to text-zoom in Putty. I don't know about Window Terminal, but at least in gnom…
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Comment #25759354
Are you really sure it's appropriate to compare Newton and Jobs either?
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Comment #25356694
I don't know if current super low-end Android phones have what it takes to browse the web, but on all the devices I've had, all web browsers have been consistently unusable. Maybe …
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Comment #25305055
I wouldn't start too much speculation around a comment that started with 'probably'. But in any case, I'm also a Finn, and my contract also refers to that agreement. Still, I don't…
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Comment #25227874
It also isn't cheap in most comparable countries. I think that a quick look at the interactive map show some correlation between labor cost & broadband price (that's probably why N…
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Comment #25067540
If you've bought albums or tracks from Google Play Music, it lets you download them as mp3. I wonder if that option will now be removed. In that case, this would be the time to dow…
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Comment #24966279
Yeah, that's exactly why they're focusing on the Milky Way and not the whole universe, and thus the title is a little bit off.
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Comment #24951716
Cool stuff. However, maybe the post could be titled "NASA WebGL of the galaxy", since it only seems to focus on the Milky Way.
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Comment #24951689
Ok, but how? I haven't noticed any problem yet.
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Comment #24362863
Yes, perhaps those people are typically bad, but you know you should focus your criticism on the argument itself.
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Comment #24293032
It seems that the current POTUS knows how to use Twitter directly, which is probably generally considered more modern and "in-touch" than email. Maybe, then, the perception of him …
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Comment #24292977
That sounds a little surprising to me. Are you sure that weren't even any government or university machines online before early 1995?