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Let’s hope Sony treats them well, it’s a huge success in their growing PC push.

Just a heads up to those interested, it’s part of this months PS+ Extra too.

Pacific Drive is cool, I like the style and gameplay, but it feels very drawn out and repetitive.

They would block Chrome entirely if they could get away with it. macOS is so small compared to iOS which already did, so not worth the backlash.

the only places they get bit for their behavior are the European countries.

Even then Apple has been barely bothered. The DMA is the first big test, Apple has clearly not complied in spirit, lets see if that’s allowed and nothing changes.

They cannot decrypt your data while sitting, so IMAP cannot work.

The authors file is not the source of who writes it today.

Look at actual commit data, like here https://bkardell.com/blog/2023-Mid-Season-Power-Rankings.html

History is history. Those people won’t magically come back.

Over 96% of contributions are Google, terrible take.

Thats an irrelevant technical detail for modern storage. We regularly use billions, trillions of bytes. The world has mostly standardized on base 10 for large numbers as it’s easy to understand and convert.

Literally all of the devices I own use this.

Base 10 is correct and more understandable by humans. Everyone uses it except Windows and old tools. macOS, Android (AOSP), etc.

Flatpak is already deduplicated.

It has an installations feature to use any location, as well as users home by default.

No of course not. It’s for very limited businesses like clubs. Obviously you can’t grow or really make products under that structure.

It was just a fun fact they do exist.

There is a distinct type called a not-for-profit.