That’s true to some extent. Those wattage numbers are pretty fuzzy depending on how it’s measured (continuous vs instantaneous power and such).
However the actual article is almost exclusively focused on being able to go 40mph+, and the hassle of making the motorbike street-legal and getting licensed.
I think it’s closer to “whatever they want it to mean so they can persecute their enemies”
The thing is I have yet to see any reasonable alternatives.
Threema is the closest but it’s not free-of-charge, so a non-starter for most of my friends.
The others are controlled by Russia (telegram) or Meta. What else even is viable?
Dumb article. The author wants electric motorcycles without the hassle of licensing, registration, and insurance. She does not want an e-bike.
And I believe they call pavement metalling. What a crazy country.
No. Some people just can’t handle subtlety.
No.
A restaurant, shop or other establishment catering to customers that is particularly inconspicuous and easily overlooked.
From wiktionary.
Oh they’re talking about a data breach.
I thought maybe they’d just given in and changed how they referred to “customers”
This is the onion right? …right?
I kind of agree but at the same time the car is the reason it’s a problem.
Just like guns are the problem when people get shot. You shouldn’t remove all agency from the driver but also … its a deadly machine that poorly-trained people are operating every day, and other people are gonna get caught in the crossfire.
The only advantage I see is that it actually seems to keep a better handle on the status of the process/service. The old-style unit scripts would often get out of sync and not realize that a process had died, or if they did they would repeatedly respawn a service that would just die again. Maybe that was less of a problem in later years than I experienced earlier, but it was there.
The whole init.d system felt very ad-hoc with every script working a little bit differently, giving different output styles, etc.
Not a problem I’ve ever had but I’m glad you found a solution to your problem!
Got it, that makes sense!
I don’t understand what you mean by “cutting too deep”. It’s supposed to cut all the way through, that’s the whole point.
I mean the TLDR covers it pretty well. It’s only like 3 steps. YMMV but use what you’re comfortable with. Linux will be here waiting if you ever decide to dip your toes in (or take the plunge)
You need to
Install d3dcompiler_47
Install vcrun2022
Adjust the Steam launch option to be: WINEDLLOVERRIDES="winmm,version=n,b" %command%
That’s not “just to be able to play a game”. Mods are always whole ‘nother thing, that’s not exclusive to Linux.
I’d have to check. I know Cyberpunk was supported very early on Linux but haven’t looked into modding it.
I’d be cautiously optimistic.
A quick search turns up this page which definitely sounds like it basically just works.
Pretty well unless you’re playing AAA games with anticheat. Check out protondb for steamy details.
Glad to help!
I found it useful as a little kind of mnemonic to call out the distinctive features of each language.
The one major thing it misses is that Japanese uses some of the Chinese characters, so you have to check for the “stabby/loopy” characters mixed in to tell; and sometimes there aren’t any if the text is short.
Well I’ll be the idiot.
I think it’s hard to say that it was in vain. I feel like it demonstrated some important points clearly:
If it was going to have true impact it needed to be followed up by more incidents and copycats. Without that it’s only a nudge, and maybe not a wake-up call, let alone the full-on revolution that may be needed to force change. (Not speaking of political overthrow of the government, that’s a whole other topic)
Luigi may not have been the pebble that launched an avalanche but neither was he nothing.