As if phone lines are not inherently insecure. The only reason they use fax is because it's been grandfathered in.
I've never used the Steam for browsing for games to buy. I've only bought stuff there after finding the games some place else (reviews, word-of-mouth). Using it for that has been a terrible experience since the day they…
There's a secret third political option, but it's usually frowned upon.
I hate paper, but it's probably still worth it for being able to easily convert to a PDF. It's not that hard to do if your website isn't a hacked together mess to begin with.
Absolutely the fuck not.
Saying HN is leftist is an insult to anyone with actual leftist beliefs.
The Sony KV-32FS120, a high-end set in 2004, had an MSRP of 600 USD.[1] 1080i basically didn't exist in 1997, unless you lived in Japan, where it had barely got of the ground. The modern day comparison is a 100 inch 8K…
Did anyone think paper straws were significant? I've only ever heard people complain about or heard it talked about as what politicians/whoever could push through without major complaints, rather than anything that'd…
Going by the article, Asus clearly don't. Given the stories floating around about the others, I doubt they have it too, except maybe Lenovo on Thinkpads and the like, although they too aren't immune from problems that…
It's one of the reasons Microslop have been pushing Windows for ARM, only for them to discover that ARM doesn't actually solve this problem. It's less likely to cause problems just because there are less Windows ARM…
If work wants to be picky about what devices can access those things, but still want their employees to do so, they should provide devices for that. If they don't, well, then the employees get to not do work during…
/s ?
I'm sure the vast majority of app developers are very much uninterested in leaving Apple's App Store if they have any interest in capturing an audience of any size, unless they themselves are a giant corp and have a…
> Subject to orders 12 and 13, the first respondent must do all things necessary (including procuring any act of any related corporation) to ensure that users of iOS devices can discover, obtain and update iOS apps,…
I'd say so. It sure looks, walks and smells like a government. They're often responsible for things that ought to be the local council's job, and have a tendency to enact rules which will lead to consequences if not…
Wherever there is no government, more government appears to fill the vacuum, Heck, even roving bandits in the absence of any government proper are a government of a sort. Just a really bad one.
Simple™. Easy™.
I can get dogshit for free too. Doesn't mean I want it.
If HOAs are a good example of self-governance, I can only conclude that self-governance is bas.
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At least Firefox will still have it, although with Mozilla being the way that it is, I wouldn't be surprised if they follow suit. I feel the same way about this that I do about removing Flash support: it's good that…
What's the liktlyhood of ~~a technical~~ any audience being 4 days behind on updates? (hint: very high)
At least 4 of those. EA no longer offers any 3rd party games on its own store, but it did.[1] Ubisoft did once upon a time.[2] Not sure if they still do. Battle.net is still limited to Activision-Blizzard, with a…
I functionally do use the same stationary for years. The only exception is paper, which I try to avoid using due to its real world limitaions. My desk doesn't change depending on my mood. It barely develops yearly, let…
It's funny how Steam has had like, what, 5 competitors in this space (Ubisoft whatever, Origin/EA whatever, Battle.net, GOG, Epic Games), and none have even got close to Steam marketshare or feature set. Ubisoft and EA…
As if phone lines are not inherently insecure. The only reason they use fax is because it's been grandfathered in.
I've never used the Steam for browsing for games to buy. I've only bought stuff there after finding the games some place else (reviews, word-of-mouth). Using it for that has been a terrible experience since the day they…
There's a secret third political option, but it's usually frowned upon.
I hate paper, but it's probably still worth it for being able to easily convert to a PDF. It's not that hard to do if your website isn't a hacked together mess to begin with.
Absolutely the fuck not.
Saying HN is leftist is an insult to anyone with actual leftist beliefs.
The Sony KV-32FS120, a high-end set in 2004, had an MSRP of 600 USD.[1] 1080i basically didn't exist in 1997, unless you lived in Japan, where it had barely got of the ground. The modern day comparison is a 100 inch 8K…
Did anyone think paper straws were significant? I've only ever heard people complain about or heard it talked about as what politicians/whoever could push through without major complaints, rather than anything that'd…
Going by the article, Asus clearly don't. Given the stories floating around about the others, I doubt they have it too, except maybe Lenovo on Thinkpads and the like, although they too aren't immune from problems that…
It's one of the reasons Microslop have been pushing Windows for ARM, only for them to discover that ARM doesn't actually solve this problem. It's less likely to cause problems just because there are less Windows ARM…
If work wants to be picky about what devices can access those things, but still want their employees to do so, they should provide devices for that. If they don't, well, then the employees get to not do work during…
/s ?
I'm sure the vast majority of app developers are very much uninterested in leaving Apple's App Store if they have any interest in capturing an audience of any size, unless they themselves are a giant corp and have a…
> Subject to orders 12 and 13, the first respondent must do all things necessary (including procuring any act of any related corporation) to ensure that users of iOS devices can discover, obtain and update iOS apps,…
I'd say so. It sure looks, walks and smells like a government. They're often responsible for things that ought to be the local council's job, and have a tendency to enact rules which will lead to consequences if not…
Wherever there is no government, more government appears to fill the vacuum, Heck, even roving bandits in the absence of any government proper are a government of a sort. Just a really bad one.
Simple™. Easy™.
I can get dogshit for free too. Doesn't mean I want it.
If HOAs are a good example of self-governance, I can only conclude that self-governance is bas.
[dead]
At least Firefox will still have it, although with Mozilla being the way that it is, I wouldn't be surprised if they follow suit. I feel the same way about this that I do about removing Flash support: it's good that…
What's the liktlyhood of ~~a technical~~ any audience being 4 days behind on updates? (hint: very high)
At least 4 of those. EA no longer offers any 3rd party games on its own store, but it did.[1] Ubisoft did once upon a time.[2] Not sure if they still do. Battle.net is still limited to Activision-Blizzard, with a…
I functionally do use the same stationary for years. The only exception is paper, which I try to avoid using due to its real world limitaions. My desk doesn't change depending on my mood. It barely develops yearly, let…
It's funny how Steam has had like, what, 5 competitors in this space (Ubisoft whatever, Origin/EA whatever, Battle.net, GOG, Epic Games), and none have even got close to Steam marketshare or feature set. Ubisoft and EA…