I think it was smart phones which killed the handheld market, but the switch matches your usecase well and there are plenty of handheld devices on aliexpress (usually emulators.) However you might be giving the games that worked on small screens a little too much credit. They were good for what they were at the time, but hand helds were mostly good for puzzle like games, and a lot of platformers did work in a severely cut down fashion.
TBH laptops becoming a dominate platform probably had a major impact too on handheld devices.
But I do strongly agree with the touched upon idea that graphics and 3d platformers/fps has been a major cause of the general decline of diversity in gaming, in a way that even impacts indie. It feels like make design itself has decided there isn't anything better than a FPSRPG.
IIRC this is very much created by the way copyright law works. So this is the company acting on incentives. It needs regulatory adjustment. If you stop them from THIS method they might find an even more destructive path. Make it so their actions create positive 2nd order effects.
I mean there is only so many ways of representing a data structurally clearly. I find that yaml is good enough but like XML leads to a lot of bloat, but unlike XML isn't nearly as complicated. I'm not sure making it a library resolves the issue better than creating a custom grammar that appropriately accommodates what people want to express in the language easily, make the possible and desired easy, the impossible and undesirable states hard if not unrepresentable. I mean having a custom language does allow for loops, and functions which isn't something I find I need too much in CI. Perhaps templating / functions but having a full Turing complete language leads the way for bad states / nonideal uses.
He wasn't in support of it per say, he was against a strong stance against it and makes it clear it's a tool. In/out grouping is a shitty rhetoric that to me feels unenlightened. Especially when combined with twisting someones words.
There is a lot but I think you will find a lot of them more enterprise focused rather than consumer. For apps installed to home, why aren't you preserving your /home partition? For system apps, could you create an image? (Although it should be basically a one liner?) There is a lot of missing detail, why are you reinstalling, what distribution(s)?
It's probably better to write a script in a repo that downloads and installs everything..
Then for configuration files create a dotfiles repo. I use chezmoi but there are a bunch of solutions for this.
Won't work either a lot of distros mirror content to avoid things like this in the first place. But it does make things like forking harder.
I think it was smart phones which killed the handheld market, but the switch matches your usecase well and there are plenty of handheld devices on aliexpress (usually emulators.) However you might be giving the games that worked on small screens a little too much credit. They were good for what they were at the time, but hand helds were mostly good for puzzle like games, and a lot of platformers did work in a severely cut down fashion.
TBH laptops becoming a dominate platform probably had a major impact too on handheld devices.
But I do strongly agree with the touched upon idea that graphics and 3d platformers/fps has been a major cause of the general decline of diversity in gaming, in a way that even impacts indie. It feels like make design itself has decided there isn't anything better than a FPSRPG.
Cognitive surrender for productivity?
Nothing will be learnt
4th is writing your own self hosted tools
You could break your system, but maybe a pam module could make your username/pass not work during particular times.
I guess but from the gaming consumer perspective does it matter.. I guess from the AI perspective there is ARC
The magic of duopoly.
If we got rid of computers, and paint brushes that would be a good start.
Or worse finding a space where something doesn't auto play but scroll does work (when on a computer.)
tl;dr china is throwing a tantrum around usa stating that it might investigate sanction evasion. There are no good guys here.
IIRC this is very much created by the way copyright law works. So this is the company acting on incentives. It needs regulatory adjustment. If you stop them from THIS method they might find an even more destructive path. Make it so their actions create positive 2nd order effects.
Yeah it's definitely targeted at graduates making their first contributions / building a portfolio, but not for anything sustained.
I mean there is only so many ways of representing a data structurally clearly. I find that yaml is good enough but like XML leads to a lot of bloat, but unlike XML isn't nearly as complicated. I'm not sure making it a library resolves the issue better than creating a custom grammar that appropriately accommodates what people want to express in the language easily, make the possible and desired easy, the impossible and undesirable states hard if not unrepresentable. I mean having a custom language does allow for loops, and functions which isn't something I find I need too much in CI. Perhaps templating / functions but having a full Turing complete language leads the way for bad states / nonideal uses.
He wasn't in support of it per say, he was against a strong stance against it and makes it clear it's a tool. In/out grouping is a shitty rhetoric that to me feels unenlightened. Especially when combined with twisting someones words.
Probably not an AI issue
Don't call centers already have similar technology available?
A friend uses: https://github.com/LogicLabs-OU/OpenArchiver
Also I have been meaning to release the one I've been working on so I won't mention more about that.
Weather or not this is good or not wildly depends on who the person is and what the situation is. The article seems rather self aware.
There is a lot but I think you will find a lot of them more enterprise focused rather than consumer. For apps installed to home, why aren't you preserving your
/homepartition? For system apps, could you create an image? (Although it should be basically a one liner?) There is a lot of missing detail, why are you reinstalling, what distribution(s)?It's probably better to write a script in a repo that downloads and installs everything..
Then for configuration files create a dotfiles repo. I use chezmoi but there are a bunch of solutions for this.