PixxlMan @ PixxlMan @lemmy.world

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It makes absolutely no difference if you think about it. It's not like choices are made for you even if the universe is determindric. If the world is or isn't deterministic it's not like anything would meaningfully be different - things would still be unpredictable to us. In an indeterministic universe randomness would play a part in outcomes, but that's worthless to us. This meme is about choices anyways, randomness or determinism doesn't matter in the end.

Just keep pressing randomly until you're in the air, alternately until any annoying alarms have stopped!

Absolutely! I would wager a guess that something like this would require support on a package manager level, meaning that the biggest like Ubuntu or what not could have access to a functioning "trusted" browser. But good luck on a niche distro, or if you want to compile it yourself, or if you want to use certain extensions or....

According to Google - probably source code that can't block ads and that is known to not block trackers... basically.

It's not about whether it's a chromium browser or not. It's about whether a browser is "trusted" and installed from a "trusted" source, like the windows store... Basically gatekeeping. Still, Firefox and any browser could still be approved.

There will be a $20 gift fee and an additional service and shipping fee. How much would you like to tip? 12, 16 or 20%?

This is clearly aimed at existing Microsoft customers wanting to use Linux for different purposes

I hate when a new, efficient, fast image format is used by viscous developers to make their evil website load faster and use less bandwidth

GRRRR

Yes, JpegXL would've been even better, but WebP is good too.

Because they aren't making much money? Considering this isn't based on profit but revenue, that's a pretty significant fine

Whether or not it's a real concept doesn't matter to these people, all that matters is whether it appeals to their pre conceived notions or not.

Honestly good to see that they are willing to do that!

I think much missing stuff is going to be coming. I think they just didn't want to delay CS2 any longer. CSGO is still playable from the properties panel. You can enable a legacy CSGO mode. Not sure about matchmaking though.

On my 3060ti with max everything I always have over 200 fps, but yes, definitely not as fast as CSGO still. What fps are you getting?

Gave thumbs up to "Liked "The color is one part, the other is that it breaks functions in iMessage. So the elitism doubles up""

The cost of the license on their end, or the cost of a license as you would buy it personally?

It baffles the mind. I have a brand new system, newest generation 7600 Ryzen processor, AM5 motherboard, plenty of ram, decent graphics card.

"Your computer does not meet the minimum requirements for Windows 11"

It's almost certainly bugged somehow, but I'll take it as a compliment, I'll never willingly install that OS regression anyways...

And yet it still can't retingulate droopglers. Pathetic.

I find the distinction that dynamically linking GPL is fine but statically linking it is not to be so ridiculous. That's obviously just an implementation detail. The only conceivable difference other than the pointless "technuchalley your program contains GPL code now as part of the file" is that you have to do dynamic linking, which is slightly slower. How does the fact that your work is dynamically linked vs statically linked make any difference to the people writing GPL libraries??