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tormeh

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  • Valve when they opened pre-orders for the Steam Deck

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  • Damn. Thought they launched something new.

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  • If you're on Windows it's hard to recommend anything else. Nvidia has DLSS supported in basically every game. For recent games there's the new transformer DLSS. Add to that ray reconstruction, superior ray tracing, and a steady stream of new features. That's the state of the art, and if you want it you gotta pay Nvidia. AMD is about 4 years behind Nvidia in terms of features. Intel is not much better. The people who really care about advancements in graphics and derive joy from that are all going to buy Nvidia because there's no competition.

  • Maybe someday 😌

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  • Do these people not ever talk to anyone in real life? How do you arrive at thinking all real humans are Marxists/Leninists?

  • Laut AfD-Chef Chrupalla gab es Gespräche mit dem BSW auf Bundesebene

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  • So eine art Sozialismus, aber National. Deutschland zuerst, aber mit Sozialleistungen für echte Deutsche... Ah, uhm, es riecht ein bisschen... Kacke.

  • Rückbau von Atomkraftwerk: Mehr Strahlung als erwartet

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  • Die Alternativen zu Atomkraft sind nicht wind un PV, sondern Gas und Kohle.

  • 8BitDo announces it's controllers now have Steam/SteamOS compatibility

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  • Pretty much. Maybe someone at the 8bitdo HQ got an SD and discovered that the controllers all worked great?

  • We live wasted lives

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  • Once everything has been optimized and runs smoothly, there are no surprises anymore, nothing interesting, you just do a routine that you've specialized in and have gotten bored at 10 years ago. Our quality of life is unparalleled. Our quality of work less so. It's safe and all, but so so boring

  • A-men > amendment

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  • Rejected from art school, you say?

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  • Here's a pair of scissors so you can crop your memes: ✂️

  • France implements smoking ban at beaches and parks in step towards ‘tobacco-free generation’

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  • Isn't this a bit much? Smoking is bad, but smokers gotta do it somewhere. Outside seems good to me.

  • Hungary is now the poorest nation in EU

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  • Corrupt government does what corrupt governments do? Shocking.

  • Denmark and Sweden’s Øresund bridge turns 25: have the benefits run in both directions?

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  • Don't you pay income tax in the country where you are resident, regardless of where you work? I don't understand this. Sounds like a badly thought out deal.

  • The ADHD genie ain't ever going back in the lamp...

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  • I'm on team dentist here as well. Those things don't geow back unless you're 3. Get an electric toothbrush. They're not that expensive, and don't make brushing take any more time than otherwise.

  • Corporations are saving the planet!

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  • I think the kind of plastic used in bottles is one of very few that actually are profitable to recycle. PET, I think. This is actually something recycling companies want. Most other plastic is just burned or shipped somewhere.

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  • It's capitalism in the same way the Soviet Union was communism. No matter the theory, this is how these systems play out when real humans are in charge. That said, humans can clearly do better than the US system. Western Europe is full of counterexamples of semi-capitalism done better.

  • Georgian President Zurabishvili warns of Russian hybrid threat to Europe, urges EU to act "decisively against authoritarian influences"

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  • The EU? Acting decisively? That's hopeful.

  • Dutch matress advert. The code for a discount is Daddy.

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  • Eh. Flattery works particularly well on Trump, I believe. So I think Rutte is doing a good job here. It's sad that it's necessary and that it works, but I don't blame Rutte for the election of Trump.

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  • Exactly this. Isn't the point of the BBC world service to communicate/propagandise the British view of what's happening in the world to other countries? Imagine Russia Today adding a paywall? It's counter to the entire point! I think you may be on to something about this being a concession to Trump.

  • One in four Dutch voters has lost faith in all political parties, survey finds

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  • I applaud your optimism, and I think in theory you're right. I just don't think the odds are in the favor of anyone taking your advice.