bufalo1973
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1·20 days agoThe funniest thing is that the final stage of unbound capitalism means no estate and then, when they need help there will be nobody to save them.
Is Tesla selling their fully autonomous driving cars yet?
A promise from Melon means nothing.
Farewell and fuck off
This is the correct way IMO. “Uploading” your mind to a computer is making a clone/copy, but the original dies the same.
But if you connect your phone to the android box then the TV could use the phone to send the screenshots.
TV->android box->phone->internet.
No, it’s a fairy tale.
You know that’s not true. Zionism wants all the territory for the “correct” Jews.
Imagine the outrage if the sides were reversed. 3000 Israeli injured and 20 Israeli dead on a Lebanese attack.
If we follow your line of argument, October 7th was not a terrorist attack but only a war action and Hamas is only a contender in that war, not a terrorist group. Do you agree with that?
In the worst case scenario all these forks can work together and improve the engine (web and JS).
FYI: KHTML became Safari that became WebKit that became Chrome.
It’s a shame FirefoxOS didn’t gain enough traction.
They could make a web server and sell support for it.
Every 30 days but you have to call home or have a degraded experience.
But if the game has to call home every time it starts and there is no server your game won’t work. StarCraft can be played offline, as it was created, but you need to connect to play because Blizzard.
Maybe someone could do the numbers and see if a memory (USB, SD*, …) can be cheaper than a BR for this case.
I think the PS5 doesn’t come with a monitor so, why a laptop?
“If a game needs a server and the official servers shut down, the protocols have to be released to the public”. I think it would be a good starting point.
Except everything is related to politics. The price of the bread is politics. The roads made, politics too. Having to pay the doctor or not, politics.
Politics is not “what the politicians do”. It’s “affairs of the cities”, from Ancient Greek πολιτικά (politiká). And everything that affects more than one person is an “affair of the cities”.