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    Comment #45471759

    I am danish so not quite as anti-cash as Sweden but if people use cash in grocery stores or just stores in general the general sentiment will be that its either because they are ol…

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    Comment #39620145

    Sweeney is the only one that seems to have the guts, the smarts and is willing to put his money where his mouth is against Apple and other bad actors. Whataboutism about console ga…

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    Comment #36935487

    You are obligated to participate before you can vote, you can be obligated after too.

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    Comment #36379423

    Jellyfin can help with metadata and keeping track of progress for tv shows etc.

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    Comment #30224476

    But the vehicle is not parked in a public space it's parked on private property that is owned by the government. If someone is in a vehicle on someones property then it's the prope…

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    Comment #30219134

    How could trespassing laws possibly apply? It’s not the airlines property just their vehicle parked on the government’s property

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    Comment #26001100

    Synchronising the game state in games now is exceptionally hard even with 64 players for any sort of latency dependent game. It's a constant grievance in most gaming communities to…

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    Comment #25562586

    From what I understand from the documentary they put out then the the background they render in real time is indeed the final picture.Of course mistakes might still need to be fixe…

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    Comment #25558289

    If you take The Mandalorian, which is arguably Disney's hottest ongoing project, then it happens almost entirely in realtime inside the Unreal engine by using their led dot dome sc…

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    Comment #25432690

    It's not like the products will disappear. Rather they will likely be split into different companies that wields far less power. I highly doubt the average european consumer will c…

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    Comment #24550549

    The total market for AAA games right now is probably in the region of 250 to 300 million people if you look at the install base of xbox, playstation and pc. With gamepass being on …

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    Comment #21607968

    Having a vision doesn’t prevent the rank and file from contributing quite the opposite. Look at Microsoft. Nadella has a strong vision for the company and great things are constant…

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    Comment #20933959

    His point it seems, was that strengthening Googles position (by making it harder for competitors to comply) was a price worth paying for stronger privacy protection afforded by the…

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    Comment #20929986

    How exactly is not letting foreign companies break the law protectionism when you also don't let domestic companies break the law?

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    Comment #20929947

    Mass surveillance for the the purpose of more targeted ads are bad for society.

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    Comment #20667014

    Most of it is likely going to unannounced products like the rumored Apple car and and the rumored AR product.

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    Comment #20505765

    Webvan is an interesting case because it could have succeeded if it was not for some strategic blunders (i.e. the idea was good and to some extend the execution in the beginning). …

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    Comment #20445271

    It is easier to do when you have a lot of money of course but we don't see a lot of of companies doing it. Epic games is giving 100 million dollars out of the 1,5 billion they made…

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    Comment #20283386

    If they stopped the conduct then it is not supposed to be anymore than a slap on the wrist. GDPR is meant to correct behaviour, not to punish.

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    Comment #19911050

    I would imagine that quiet operation of electric motors might also be quite attractive for the army.

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    Comment #19801559

    I think it makes good sense. A lot of the things they used to scale Fortnite to the behemoth it is today could also be used for Rocket League. Fortnite's frequent content updates, …

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    Comment #19314582

    I was under the impression that the Bolt has only been produced in a limited quantity.

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    Comment #19314335

    There is probably some savings in not having to put in a transmission, much of the fluid system, electric motor might be cheaper. this is a little old [1] but it shows that the dri…

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    Comment #18949711

    New hope for a refesh?

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    Comment #18925913

    When I tried fasting I did 36 hours every other day for two months.