I mean, when it’s literally the only option you have…
I remember when I first moved here I even called Verizon first. The rep told me, plain and flatout, that comcast, his competitor, was who I had to call, and there was no other provider in my area.
I do buy music.
I know most people don’t and won’t though.
You can’t make a solution that ignores evil and apathetic exists.
That just leaves us nowhere to go though. We know artists aren’t paid enough, but if our only answer is the one that clearly takes them out of business, then it’s just sitting on a soapbox while another company comes in and does the same thing.
Either the solution has to be feasible or someone will eventually show up to ignore it.
To reemphasize, this is regarding “they have the market because they’re free”, it’s not regarding something else like just paying the artists more, or getting a better deal with labels.
Free is literally why they have the market they have. Completely silly point.
You can’t assume the price point changes and the market remains the same as well. It’s more complicated than that. We literally have talks of people leaving Netflix every other week from the constant changes being made this year.
So…it’s not an HP printer?
Because the audio quality would be really good?
There’s already tons of concerts that are done virtual…
I mean to be fair, if it’s been 50 years it’s probably becoming a lot more difficult for them to do concerts anyway
Warcraft III had maps called “RP Maps”, which were kindof like D&D placing things, except everyone had the same control over the map. So it became more about telling a story rather than one person leading a group’s game for them.
When wc3 kindof died off that kindof game along with many others didn’t leave it. SCII mapmakers tried but it had issues with the complexity, and with SCII not allowing traditional saving for long sessions.
A lot of sandbox games are cool, but built around FPS engines instead of anything third person.
Basically when I don’t feel like there are plans for immediate sweeping terrible decisions that will take decades to undo
I think it helped with a internet issue once, but I probably just needed to reset something.
I’m pretty sure it just does the absolute basic troubleshooting.
While it might not be an issue anymore, just make sure you look up driver support for wireless for whatever laptop you choose.
2 of the laptops I had in the past used a broadcom driver that was just a nightmare to setup on Linux
There’s a good chance it’s not really a big deal anymore, but if you’re new to linux just double check that it’s not something you’ll run into.
Why stop at here? They also want to let Russia destroy Ukraine. Both parties are going to support a genocide. Hell isn’t Republican supporting both?
Why do we want to accelerate it again? Honestly seems like some Russian “Keep America busy and out of conflicts” plan. I’d rather not vote in a group that will also make it harder to fix anything without a second civil war.
Whoever you vote for will support Israel. US ally and all.
Given someone found it has an official name (Psychic Sports Picks Trick) i’m sure it’s not even close to impossible.
It should be mentioned though that it sounds like you’d need a massive pool of people for it to actually work.
So is this basically saying youtube isn’t allowed to detect an adblocker?
I’m not sure I really follow why that specifically is something they’re policing.
That’s a hard question.
I want Firefox to be better. I’ve gone back to it many times in 20 years. I’m using it right now.
But I tend to always leave at some point due to performance issues that I can never resolve. I’m having a good run at the moment with the worst of it being a random lockup I can’t seem to figure out the cause of (and is pretty much just a task manager close, reopen, and resume…and infrequent enough to not really cause much headache)
But other times i’ve had memory leaks, or using most of the ram, or terrible addon management. I pretty much tried Chrome in the first place because back whenever Chrome came out, Firefox was using so much memory that I couldn’t play games while Firefox was open, and multitasking is one of the things I’ve always taken as the reason to play games on PC over consoles.
All in all, I think it represents something better, but whether or not it is better is always up in the air. I just hope people stay hard on them to keep trying to improve the system, because i’m sure there’s people far further on the fence than I am, and I think firefox is capable of just being a good browser.
Where’s Giorgio A. Tsoukalos when you need him?
I mean, it’s not like Mar-a-Lago has ever been the center of a severe leakage of classified documents
Right?
The trade-off is that this probably permanently burns all bridges between the library and publishers, who would likely not want to deal with the library any more.
To be fair how is that a tradeoff? Weren’t other people contributing to the internet archive?
It wasn’t the right argument is the issue. Like only the last thing he ever said was directly saying CPC.
Like if thats what we wanted to find out we clearly got the wrong person to ask it.