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  • That piece of news is like a decade old. There are people on the net now that weren’t even born when AdBlock Plus turned to shit.

  • They’d still see that they’re using Signal, which is probably good enough for the whip.

  • What were they even doing on a Nazi platform? Are they going to move to Truth Social now?

  • The original Oculus Rift was like $500.

  • Java to JavaScript isn’t exactly an improvement.

  • There is no mathematical definition of copyright, because it’s just based on feelings. That’s why every small problem has to be arbitrarily decided by a court.

  • No, a list of facts like a shopping list is not under copyright protection.

    If you wrote the list as a poem, you could claim it, though.

  • It’s not news in the context of the US, this happens like every week there. Children get shot at school and have to be identified. Business as usual.

  • Then nobody ever can comment on anything, because such a thing as having all the facts doesn’t exist.

  • The new MacBook Pro Apple just released a few days ago comes with 8GB in the lower two tiers.

  • I just use it for building and deploying to macOS/iOS. I don't want to spend four digit prices just for that (I'm a freelancer).

  • Yeah well, I can see how you don't run into RAM issues with 128GBs of it.

  • I haven’t seen anything getting worse, but I agree that the Firefox dev tools are now barely usable. They weren’t before.

  • The year where a browser can easily eat up 10GB of RAM.

    On my Mac mini with 8GB, just having Visual Studio Code open is enough to fill up the RAM. No other programs necessary.

  • Chrome’s developer tools are better, and having two browsers open at the same time while programming is a strain on RAM resources, especially since Visual Studio Code needs to run in its own Chromium.

  • Power can’t be generated anyways, only transformed.

  • I figured that it already exists, it's not like that's rocket science. Tesla not doing the obviously right thing is also not surprising.

  • At least in Cities Skylines 1&2, where the player has a good overview of the behavior, they only work for low to medium amount of traffic. If you have one side sending in cars constantly, the others never get an opportunity to enter the roundabout, so there’s a traffic jam spanning through the whole city behind it.