Hawk @ Hawk @lemmy.dbzer0.com

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Without giving too many details, the post-credits of Quantumania reference Loki. But the scene in itself is more of a spoiler for S2.

If you haven't seen a lot of trailers for Loki, it might actually be better NOT to watch Ant-Man first.

In a similar situation, someone drove about 400km/hour (I think) I believe for a video.

Charges were pressed, but because he posted people at bridges and regular intervals to assess and communicate the situation, the judge decided he took reasonable precautions and the charges were dismissed.

Then Gran will die anyway as soon as she sees the bill

uBlock won't block the new popups. You can remove them, but it will still pause the video at the moment.

I quite easily removed it with uBlock using block element, but the video is still paused.

I guess this is a similar solution?

Wow, laughably low

It's Greek salad, so I'm assuming cucumbers

These are cops that gasps actually help people

Since most companies are moving their tools to web-based versions, the switch will be even easier.

Office already has extensive een versions. They're not entirely there yet, but good enough if you don't need advanced functionality.

Linux gaming has made mind blowing progression thanks to Valve.

If you're using Steam, most games run, zero fiddling needed.

I'm running Void Linux and have no issues running most games. Proton pretty much handles everything. And performance is often better than on Windows these days.

Other platforms are a bit more difficult. There are several apps that take care of the heavy lifting, but a bit more knowledge is required.

Pretty much thrown out every Windows installation and haven't missed them at all.

That's the point. It's grossly overpriced because they don't want people to get it, but they need to offer it to comply with EU rules.

Basically extorting the users.

Clearly you did not get the point. I should ask you the same question.

So if your brakes stop working and you run someone over tomorrow, you should be removed from society forever?

Accidentally spread COVID to your grandma and she died? Life in prison for you!

Had a stillbirth? Goodbye society, put the wench behind bars.

Obviously that's the dumbest take I've ever heard. How do people have so little empathy they can't even imagine what a mental issue like that could even be like. These people are sick and not in control.

If we have highly educated people who can accurately take measures to cure these people, I'm 100% supporting this. More yet, if the US cared only a tiny bit more about healthcare, cases like this would easily be avoided.

People who voted for those not giving a fuck killed the man, maybe you, the voter should be jailed too, according to your rethoric?

Running perfectly on Void

Man, you sound like you're just using random words you heard in class. Clearly you have no clue how user registration actually works, let alone backend development.

Since he "covertly" tried to return, it sounds like he crawled through a window and fell or something?

If you bought a compatible game that suddenly updates to be unusable on your platform, I think that's a big issue...

From what I read, it's not a bug.

Many bulbs trade on the green LED for more variation in white. Red/Blue serve a function to make whites warmer or cooler, green has no such function.

And because most people use white, they ditched the green LED. That's why the green it has is more yellowish than you would expect.

It probably also means the bulb API has no dedicated green setting, which is why the remote and 3rd party apps don't have proper green settings.

It's a bit of speculation though, not entirely sure. Apparently older Hue bulbs also do this.

I do the same. Almost my entire route is car free, I'd say I have to cross 2 or 3 roads.

You can't tell me how much of an improvement it is to my life. I used to stand in traffic 2 hours a day, this is the best switch I've done.

I do wonder, why would France accept a software patch? The device is still capable of going over the limits and it could easily be reverted later?

Seems like an odd solution.