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tb_, 25 days ago

I have Firefox as my internal browser (probably because I disabled Chrome?). But add-ins don’t work in the internal browser, only when links are opened externally.

tb_, 27 days ago

Boeing is under increased public awareness, any issues get picked up and amplified by the news.

tb_, 27 days ago

Remember when they made fun of the charger being removed?

Me neither.

tb_, 29 days ago

And push their values to impressionable children while they’re at it.

tb_, 29 days ago

The Soviet Union was – claimed to be – communist. That is not the case for Russia.

Much like China now has incorporated many capitalist systems.

tb_, 29 days ago (edited 29 days ago)

Because any competition exists means anticompetitive behaviour doesn’t exist… Right?

tb_, 29 days ago

It may summarise Wikipedia articles in your search results, though you can turn that off.

tb_, 29 days ago

Did Steam offer refunds to those who had already played Helldivers? I don’t believe so.

They only offered refunds to pre orders.

tb_, 29 days ago

Ah, I missed that.

tb_, 30 days ago (edited 22 days ago)

Turn that link into an embed with ![description](link) (the exclamation mark makes it an embed, rather than a hyperlink. The description isn’t technically necessary for the embed to work visually but may aid screen readers.).

ROFL-copter

tb_, 30 days ago

I’m pretty sure you’re right.

I try to fill it in where I can, I may have come off more dismissive than I meant and should’ve elaborated.

tb_, 30 days ago

I made an autohotkey ctrl+shift+v script, no need to worry about which apps do and don’t support it.

tb_, 1 month ago

Yeah… Germany has so much renewable energy they’re bringing coal plants back online.

Good guy Norway on the renewables though. Definitely not one of the largest crude oil exporters either.

That said, I do like the idea of converting excess energy to hydrogen. If only there was an energy source that wouldn’t cause global warming, would be a great base load next to more fickle renewables, and which could be diverted to generating hydrogen when demand for energy is low.

tb_, 1 month ago

It’s because they have to pause in one more dimension!

tb_, 1 month ago

Steel can very much crack.

Though it depends, is more unusual than ceramic cracking, and probably wouldn’t make this pattern.

tb_, 1 month ago

It hadn’t been made a clear requirement at that stage

tb_, 1 month ago (edited 1 month ago)

What is this business strategy called?

Not being publicly/private equity owned

tb_, 1 month ago (edited 1 month ago)

Evidently it was not clear enough.

Or Valve didn’t check every last little detail and expected the publisher to take care of it, until it became a big controversy.

– assuming it is, in fact, Valve who is behind this change and not Sony themselves.

tb_, 1 month ago

That would require Valve to be the reason behind this change, and reading every description for every game is something I doubt they do.

Clearly this is the responsibility of the publisher.

tb_, 1 month ago (edited 28 days ago)

This graph was made from geotagged tweets.

Presumably that’s why the flags are so popular as well, I doubt Belgians are sending Belgian flags to one another in the DM’s. Or maybe they do, I wouldn’t know.

tb_, 1 month ago

Ah, carry on then. The highest valued company who just bought the biggest third party publisher isn’t anything to worry about because their Xbox is doing somewhat poorly.

tb_, 1 month ago

Even so it might get you a few more years out of your phone

tb_, 1 month ago

What browser do you use, and does your PC itself use that calendar?

tb_, 1 month ago

That’s probably due to optimization rather than graphics alone.

tb_, 1 month ago

I keep avoiding RPS links for that reason.

Oh, you want to withdraw consent? Have fun disabling them separately for each individual partner.