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This is awesome and horrendous at the same time.

First thought after reading “3D map of your codebase” was that now we will be able to code in Johnny Mnemonic style :D

You can buy them overseas from online secondhand stores like mandarake and play on your switch, because there is no region lock. Interface will still be in Japanese, but it is pretty obvious what to to and how.

That “install as app” pop up after the first station is clearly unnecessary and utilises a dark pattern - “not now” button is painted like it is disabled. Please don’t do like that.

And then government will declare this printer illegal because of no yellow dots.

If it needs so much explanation and discussion, maybe it is not a great idea after all?

The problem is that it does not. At all.

It was wintel (windows + intel) before. This will be what? Windia? Wintek?

And now compare not the numbers, but what these countries actually produce, in global sense. Japan produces cars, electronics, medical and precision stuff, cultural exports. And what do Croatia produce? Not even speaking about almost dying Latvia and Lithuania.

Ok, and?

HTTP error 451 for accessing this site outside of US, meh.

They enabled this for me several days ago, and is awful. I don’t need slop explaining me the name of the API variable I am searching for, I need links to docs with possible values! And if you try to ask in a more “human” language - it will hallucinate like hell. Fortunately, I found that search from address bar still gets me into usual search.

So, they are not soo greedy, but greedy enough to not make it an OLED and later add a separate pricier OLED version.

Really? They released a second generation with screen being worse than installed in the first generation (even non-oled version)?

We have two switches in our family, both first gen, one usual and one oled. Standalone, usual screen is bearable, compared to oled it is quite bad, but if the new screen is even worse?? I can’t find any explanation for this except of greediness from Nintendo

I’m quite suspicious that they do that not because they understood or learned something, but because China requires physical buttons starting next year. And they simply don’t want to lose one of their biggest markets.

Just use Calibre to transfer books to the reader

Serverless is down because servers are down. What an irony.

Any examples of “something with recent kde”? I have Ubuntu currently, wanted to switch to the Mint, now want to hear more opinions

May this be exploited?

Now run DOOM on it

Axis, Hanwha - not cheap but good and reliable

If Chinese brands don’t scare you: Hikvision is very good allarounder, Milesight, Uniview (UNV), Vivotek - good too

Dahua cheap but still usable

All other - don’t even bother

Thank you for explaining my thoughts clearer than I was able to do. Exactly.

My point is we have to adapt, whether we like it or not.

Not only 5 year old PCs are still actual, but even 10 year old machines are still lot in use. Because there are already enough performance for everyday tasks for majority of tasks - videos, emails, messengers, etc. But this is a problem for Microsoft and computer manufacturers, they are overstocked and have to convince users somehow to upgrade even if there is no reason to do so.

“Days instead of weeks on the mountain foot” - that’s the crucial point. Less time -> less money spent on accommodation, supplies, personnel there. Obviously they don’t want to lose income.

There is an independent C++ library by Samsung called rlottie: https://github.com/Samsung/rlottie

Telegram uses it for animated stickers, Samsung itself uses it for icons on their smart watches

We are doooooomed!

If I give this GameKey card to the friend, will he be able to download and play it? With card inserted, of course. If not - these cards are just glorified activation codes

And in the wild (supported by all major compilers) we will see this somewhere around 2040…

They say: “Just buy hi-end/expensive products, they are free from this bullshit!”. But this is simply not true. Almost all my home appliances (oven, air conditioners, dishwasher, washing and dryer machines) are from top tier lines and cost me a ton of money, but they still had WiFi and mobile applications. But, one important difference - all of them could work normally without it. I haven’t connected any of them to network and not going to do this ever.