Cocodapuf @ Cocodapuf @lemmy.world

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How could there be?

This one agrees with you. This one believes you are on to something.

That's so Kevin...

Which is a good argument for regulation. Regulation prevents industry from doing things that may be in their individual best interest but are against public best interests or the best interests of the industry as a whole.

Do I have to start playing games with loot boxes before I can start boycotting them?

The only one I've ever played was overwatch, but overwatch 2 is garbage, so...

But to be fair, article author Michael Le Page isn't really human, he's just an australopithecus with a whole bunch of extra human traits.

The american market? Nah, for the most part, repair parts also come from Asia.

So yes, the price of repair parts is likely to go up with these tariffs as well, but regardless repair will be the better choice. With a broken screen for example, it used to be a choice between replacing a $400 device or getting a $200 repair, now it will be a choice between an $800 device or a $300 repair. The situation definitely isn't better for anyone, but making the right choice becomes easier.

Fucking brutal...

I'd feel bad if it were just about anyone else.

My 50" 1080p LCD draws over 200w...

Oh yeah, and the whole cuda framework too? No?

Cool.

You really couldn't buy a better dumbass! No really, he's the greatest dumbass in history (and I know, I have the best people telling me), I hear people say all the time that this dumbass is just stupendous! That's just what people are saying, they say this dumbass, he's the most tremendous dumbass out there, way dumber than Canadian or Chinese dumbasses, they couldn't afford dumbasses like this one, not in communist Canada.

Well, I have the ultimate defense against ransomware, full disk backups. Honestly, with automated backups, the whole world is a little less scary.

What about it is clickbait? That title is really upfront about signal's encryption being fine.

I don't really use the browser on that machine. It still has basic virus protection, and such.

End of security support is no joke.

Well really... that all depends on if you're laughing.

Nope

I still use steam on Windows 7. I don't see the problem.

I mean, it's obviously the price that pushed Android to where it is today.

The fact is, you can buy some models of Android phones (new) for under $75. This makes smart phones affordable even in developing countries. That fact has sent the number of smart phones in people's hands through the roof. And honestly, part of what makes them cheap to manufacture is in fact that FLOSS base, allowing any company to develop one.

Ok, that's a pretty different idea...

I wonder how feasible it is to run current through a whole chunk of drying concrete on a build site... It does sound potentially difficult, but on the other hand, carbon negative concrete might just be worth the added difficulty.

Now the trick will be to convince anyone to use a material that is even slightly more expensive, sometimes achievable, but always a challenge.

That's what you have to do for sharing!?

Someone definitely told me that there was library sharing for jellyfin... Is this the only option?