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mateuszf

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    Comment #48815688

    That's because only frontend was reviewed, who knows what's on backend.

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    Comment #48643192

    It's possible already. Using an open source app called PadForge. I've setup a profile that works without steam and emulates xbox360 pad. I've used it without problems in Forza Hori…

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    Comment #38183851

    Yes, as soon as NixOS will have native support - I will be buying an apple laptop. The Asahi people are doing a fantastic job.

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    Comment #37381030

    The accent is not great, but the pronounciation sounds good to me.

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    Comment #37380884

    You can use google translate - it pronounces it correctly - https://translate.google.com/?sl=auto&tl=en&text=hod%C3%B3w&...

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    Comment #37380872

    I'm not saying that the article is untrue. I'm not a historian. What I'm saying is that all content from this source should be treated with high skepticism.

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    Comment #37380823

    As a Polish guy - I would not trust a single thing shown in the national propagandist TVP television. It's really weird to see this on Hacker News.

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    Comment #36693190

    No idea, that's why I'm asking :) I guess there may be ways to do it not really legally by some hacker and then sharing it with others. Not that I support it, but there are still p…

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    Comment #36692635

    Looking how some emulators just ask users to copy firmware / software / keys from their real consoles - couldn't the same thing be done and only the hardware layer be emulated?

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    Comment #36692472

    I'm wondering - heard that PS3 architecture is so complex, and PS4 is back to x86 - so what is it that makes PS4 emulators so hard to implement? Surely nowadays hardware such as 70…

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    Comment #36369437

    It has a touchscreen, two joysticks and two touchpad likes surfaces, you can configure them how you like. However the screen is 7 inches and text in games like this or early Fallou…

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    Comment #35739115

    It's not fair to reduce the role of Windows to an advertising tool. It's also a spyware.

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    Comment #35684773

    Also important for devices with small screens such as Steam Deck. Tried to play Disco Elysium on it, and it's just too hard for me.

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    Comment #34737955

    No, the rules are dictated by validating nodes. If miners change the way they mine they will create a fork and it will not affect bitcoin.

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    Comment #34737930

    Very well said.

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    Comment #34210958

    He said it was not most of his bitcoins. https://twitter.com/LukeDashjr/status/1609618498027753472 EDIT: Right, maybe it's all

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    Comment #33564445

    Technically speaking Larry David was discouraging people from using FTX.

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    Comment #33529491

    > Web3 on the other hand is the exclusive domain of a few die-hard anarchocapitalist libertarians Not really. Libertarian anachocapitalists usually lean toward Bitcon/Monero, and n…

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    Comment #33528962

    Do you use end to end encryption? I don't want 3rd party companies to see my data. Of course obsidian is not open source so I can't guarantee their e2e sync service doesn't sneakil…

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    Comment #33432206

    I don't think anybody believes he cares about the money. Seems like it's a matter of principles for him.

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    Comment #33080522

    > How is that not killing innovation? It's not such a great innovation if it makes users life harder.

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    Comment #33074253

    Dropwizard is cool if you write REST microservices. It uses embedded jetty, JAX-RS, Jackson, metrics, etc. As far as I know it's inspiration for Spring Boot, and it's simpler and r…

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    Comment #32012524

    https://pl.starlabs.systems/pages/starbook

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    Comment #31651545

    That's a bit not fair to languages different than lisp because of their more complicated syntax. Clojure simplicity is just superb in this case.