I can’t even watch 4k with a 4k subscription because they don’t allow that on the desktop.

But pirates don’t care and I can enjoy the show like it was meant to be.

RSS is one of the things I have been using for ages. I setup all my favorite news sources and just browse it instead of going to any one website in particular. It works great and makes it so much easier.

This is a big reason. I don’t even feel safe checking my phone when it’s in a holder, which is legally allowed where I live in Europe.

It’s friday and your boss wants to move everything over to a blockchain. He says it will only take an hour tops.

“We need cloud computing!!!”

5 minutes later: “Ok a monolith is good enough”

I have no idea, but Valve does because they have the analytics for it. They can see what games are bought, played and ran on Proton.

And it seems profitable.

How did you get him to find truffles? :O

That’s true, but I’m also hoping for them to destroy the current console monopolies.

You can easily separate Proton development costs from the Steam Machine.

I have been buying Proton supported games on Steam and they know it.

All of that is called cost, not profit.

Market price for a 512GB is $100.

1050 - 100 + 250 = 1200.

You misunderstood. No profit does not equal loss.

The employee builds a Steam Machine with either a €100 or €250 drive. All costs are the same except for that drive. However, the difference in price the end consumer pays is not a €150 difference but a €320 one.

This implies Valve takes their costs and just adds a percentage margin over it for profit. And I’m saying they shouldn’t do that. Pay what must be paid and let us pay the same.

They shouldn’t subsidize it but they should at least sell it without profit.

The increase in price from 512GB to 2TB is more than what consumers would pay which shows they are profiting. It’s even cheaper to get the 512GB version and buy a 2TB SSD yourself, plus you’d still have the 512GB drive for other things.

Full of AI fingerprints yet no disclosure.

Literally the only thing going trough my mind as I started reading trough the comments.

I am not teaching 180+ staff how to use Macs or Linux.

It’s not like they know how to use Windows either.

It was the common mentality back in the day. Everybody helped for free but spoonfeeding was a no-go. Many people would find a way to help without actually giving the solution. Keep in mind information was much harder to find so a lot of answers were also links to places where you could find the answer. Most of it boiled down to RTFM.

I remember doing this kind of stuff back in the day against spoonfeeding. People on forums asked for help, so you provided code and snippets but it would never compile. The issues could easily be fixed by somebody with basic understanding.

Yeah I wonder what a 0% match looks like.

Aren’t all humans 99.9% similar already?

If 93% is enough you could just take any ape at that point.