I spent a few years buying all my music and putting it on Dropbox and hooked up Evermusic to it. It's basically custom Spotify using my own library. Artists are usually extremely cheap to buy their music from. We're talking $1 per song in most cases. Not a perfect replacement, since there's no discovery, and it was hard work tbh, but it works for me.
Zarobi
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Yep, even 0.01% error rate looks great, until you run the numbers and it's 100 fuck ups per day… percentages stop being intuitive at mass scale like this
Jesus… this is actually 1984 territory now. We all have "TV's" (monitors) that actually monitor us. Yuck
It's really not obvious, and I still don't fully understand what you're actually trying to say. My comment was pointing out that it's unlikely they'll use those freed resources to hire more nurses, in response to other comments pointing out the nursing crisis. I'm guessing you disagree with me, and are expressing it in a roundabout way.
Of course everyone who disagrees with you is automatically a troll.
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I made the mistake of using Google Photos before they became evil, and now I have a huge job on my to-do list to migrate all those photos
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That makes sense. I can't imagine what kind of stuff you'd back up that has so much storage needs though. My use case is I have 1 main PC at all times, I don't even have 2 computers, and my phone. I want everything locally on my PC in case DropBox dies, and I want it on the cloud in case my PC dies. I only really use like 10GB of storage, and only that much because I put all my music on there too
Ok, so one question equals two things being mutually exclusive? This has to be the laziest attempt to start an argument I've seen on Lemmy so far
I don't get your point. There was like 8 things in my comment, which ones were not mutually exclusive?
Yesss… we could hire more nurses with the time and money savings of A.I., but instead let's just fire them and make more money. Doesn't this kind of prove that the nursing shortage is manufactured? They had the option here to help improve the situation but deliberately chose profits every time
Easy routine:
- Try a few different versions of Proton using force compatibility in game properties
- Turn off/on Steam Input
- Update Steam and my computer (or just restart if there's no updates)
- Check ProtonDB for any launch options. Try a few of them
Medium routine:
- Check if anyone has mentioned anything on Reddit or Steam Community. Try their fixes which usually involves more launch options and/or config file changes
- Try Proton GE (this is only so low because I usually don't have it installed and updated)
- Update graphics drivers
- Downgrade graphics drivers
- Try a different device
Last resort:
- Try Lutris or WineTricks with DLL override tricks
- Launch Steam using the terminal and actually debug the problem
Honestly I find that success rate is inversely proportional to amount of effort invested… so I just do the easy ones and give up if that doesn't work lol. 90% of the time it ends up working though from one of those easy things. But if you're truly desperate for a game to work and can't wait for Proton to fix it, the medium and hard options exist
No, you're right. It's just English being funny and context dependant. You can easily misread things by mistake. That's how a lot of puns and jokes work