I was experimenting with Linux for a long time, but haven’t migrated fully. W11 was the breaking point for me. Everything built with unnecessarily heavy Electron making the user experience much slower than W10 pretty much forced my hand.

Imagine how you look up a website as calling someone from a phone number, but everyone can only use addresses that go like 123.45.67.89. You can always call them through there, but that would be really hard to memorize. DNS gives dynamic names to these numbers, so when you ask for google.com; they take the request before and say “oh, google.com? That links to this number, so here you go”

There is a company called WHOIS that is entirely dedicated to keep records of this name list, but not all DNS’s use it fully, as an example when adblocking DNS’s gets told to pull something from a site that has ads, the DNS doesnt give the number of ad services back to the browser, but gives the rest of them. As a result, you do not see the ads.

A lambo compared to a shitbox is an acceptable difference for wealth. 100 Airbus A320’s combined together for a single person to travel is not an acceptable difference to either side, which would be a roughly equivelant comparison of a a billionaire, a millionaire and your average person.

Just having it toggle with a prefix like how COSMIC launcher does would be the best option imo.

The article calling their moderation hands-off stuck out to me because you can’t really call Steam’s approach hands off by any means, they’ve banned some Japanese VNs before and most VN discovery guides will encourage you to use other marketplaces to avoid possible censorship, because it happens.

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I would expect privacy on a library computer, or an internet cafe, but a computer given by a company is dedicated to work and work only, unless specified explicitly otherwise (as in given fully as a gift). Letting people run unknown software on a company computer could lead to malware attacks and data breaches, so companies that give its employees computers will manage how they’re handled with an IT team.

Not a privacy invasion if it’s a laptop given by the company. Do not do personal tasks on a computer you don’t own, keep your personal devices and work devices seperate.

It’s really useful in creating base templates, but anything further than that and you won’t be able to read “your own” codebase if you depend too much on AI.

Each instance have their own ways of governance and we can’t expect them all to play the same way.

With that said, I’m fine with a general overview. Leaving the whole desicion to a bot is not a good design choice, but AI could help on summarising things.

Me with CS2. Feel like everything is focused into the competitive aspect without giving much care into casual play, previous CS games were pretty solid with that, even with GO.

Can we please not? People are leaving Windows because it slaps AI to everywhere unnecessary

Pretty much banning the instance as a whole from communicating back in the first place.

Sounds really unrealistic. Thousands of dollars is really cheap when it comes to storing 10 pb of data, i mean fucking hell at that price point dude would profit way more by being a cloud storage provider.

You can ask for a fork in most restaurants anyway

Technically true, you should choose your VPN provider carefully and not opt for the cheapest one right on.

In practice however, it’s safer than whatever surveillance US is trying to implement by forcing down US made routers.

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Have you tried sleeping in somewhere else, like a couch in a different room? It could the the bed/pillow itself that makes it really hard to sleep. External sounds could also disturb your sleep too, maybe try some earplugs before sleeping? My sleep schedule got fucked around the times a construction started near where i live and i couldnt sleep properly until I started using earplugs, though other comments suggest an possible ear infection, so I’d highly suggest you to consult a doctor before doing so

In an hypothesis where your neighbor could cause shake your walls by leaning side to side, the apartment itself would be way too weak and it wouldn’t pass any building inspection before being sold in the first place.

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