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Reminds me of that one essay where they talked about burning oranges to maintain the price
Reminds me of that one essay where they talked about burning oranges to maintain the price
Greatly appreciate your solidarity 🥰
Are there any other good ARM laptops?
I agree that it’s not a very intrusive ad
This is not what I would consider an ad. I also remember seeing it only once
Still working on platniuming Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain. It was pretty good, except for the missing last episode, and certain missions that just feel like they’re in the game for no real reason because they don’t do much to drive the plot forward
I love the weird sci-fi/supernatural atmosphere it has. The gameplay is fast and smooth, especially once your character has mobility and speed upgrades. It also doesn’t have the problem I had with Elden Ring in that it feels like it took forever to travel from place to place in ER. MSGV has much faster movement
Depends which games. I play Metal Gear Solid V, and it works almost flawlessly, aside from minor audio issues when objects in the game world move very fast (using a balloon to forcibly yank a downed enemy out of the combat zone creates a quieter than expected noise)
Other than that, it works very well :)
That thing looks super nice!
Looks vaguely like the older Zunes
I miss when MP3 players were popular. There was a lot more variety in consumer tech before 2013-ish
Reddit taught me that correcting people on misinformation on Islam is a waste of time. I remember an argument I had with some dickhead where he called me “bonkers” for being Muslim, citing only the most inhumane behaviors and mindests that could loosely be attributed to the faith
Appreciate you pointing this out
Are the first-party mod tools that bad? I wouldn’t be surprised seeing how bogged down the redesigned Reddit website is
Tbh, the codebase being in Rust is probably not doing them many favors. Many people rave about Rust, relatively few actually learn it
Wouldn’t be surprised if it was a Cloudflare issue
Discord is a weirdly polarizing social network, in my experience. People tend to either be on it constantly (like me and my friends), or they create an account and then almost never use it
Inject personal biases :)
Probably not a big deal, as long as you don’t log in
The whole API fiasco caused me to delete my Reddit account, after being in the site since 2013 :)
I would have done CS if every math class at my school didn’t have 500 people in it. Even college algebra. They basically made everything a weed-out class
I do think many of the CS concepts are pretty cool :)
Alexa makes an excellent weatherperson :)