hmm…

hmm…

…and my axe!

Amazon is a terribly exploitative company, but… they might actually be better than Oracle, and AFAIK Bezos isn’t in bed with Trump like Ellison is.

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Really depends on where and how the data collection is integrated.

Browser forks mostly make changes to the application UI which wraps the engine, not to the engine itself. Browser engines are these fantastically complex things, extremely difficult to keep operational and secure, which is why there aren’t many of them and why they’re all developed by large organizations. Forking the engine is basically doomed to failure for a small project because you won’t be able to keep up, you’ll be out of date in a month and drastically insecure in a year.

This is basically all there is.

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…which is Gecko, which is Mozilla.

…which is Gecko, which is Mozilla.

Fuck’s sake, might as well be a warrant canary.

And they’re peddling the myth of anonymous data. Great.

Are any of those independent browser projects functional yet?

Konqueror, which is Webkit, is still actively developed, though less feature-rich than more popular browsers.

Is it possible that some of the discomfort comes from trying to use controls that are too small?

I also have big hands, and I find the Switch controllers uncomfortable because they feel like they were meant for baby hands, and they’re flat so it’s an effort to keep hold of them. I find the Deck very easy to hold because its grips are built like a proper controller and all the buttons are within comfortable reach. The ergonomics make a big difference.

Valve put a lot of design effort into the form of the Deck:

Don’t get a Steam Deck. It’s far too convenient. Everything just works the way it’s supposed to. You tell it to install a game, it does that. You tell it to run a game, it does that. You need a break, you just tap the power button and it goes to sleep. You want to play again, you just tap the power button and it resumes the game you left running like nothing happened. You want to install a bigger hard drive so you can have more games, you can do that. You want to replace the sticks because you’ve worn them out, you can do that. You want to plug it into a TV and use it to watch Netflix, you can do that. You want to plug it into a monitor, mouse and keyboard and use it as desktop, you can do that.

You’ll sit on the couch and play games, you’ll sit on the shitter and play games, you’ll sit in bed and play games. You’ll take it on the bus, the train, the airplane, no problem.

Don’t buy a Steam Deck, you won’t get anything else done.

Oh, but you might finally play some of those untouched games in your library, so there’s that.

Oh god, not another fucking pod.

This article reads like a paid advertisement. The whole website looks like it’s just shilling techbro bullshit.

Remember kids, always reject corporatization of public services.

Probably not. As far away as Voyager 1 & 2 are, if you marked them on this map they would still just be on top of our star.

However long it takes us to build a craft with a camera that can climb above the galactic plane and look down at the core. There’s too much stuff in the way from where we are:

This is probably just a regurgitated comment scraped from somewhere on reddit.

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And as always, know what day it is.