I optimize games for a living... but also break them professionally. Opinions are my own
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For a long time I think there were some limitations to protect stupid people and kids from electrocution. Both recent places I lived at had sockets in the bathroom, so it's not that rare
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HTC Wildfire was my first android phone, small, pretty, did everything I could ever ask a phone to do. The HTC launcher was miles ahead of everyone for usability and creature comforts, and it even had a track pad/sensor thing with a cursor!
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Councils running out of cash left right and center. It's frustrating how much money disappears down the drain and things like these are not addressed.
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We always have lemsip at home which has that + paracetamol and caffeine. It can keep you on your feet while you get through whatever lergy you have.
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Since we can buy painkillers in literally every shop, I think you're confusing dependency with ad-hoc use. Brits are not dependent on painkillers, cause they can get help with health problems. The US culture is avoid doctors until you're dying by all means possible
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Still. I've seen a lot of poor upscales and this has the exact same artefacts as those. Unclear detail getting smashed into shapes and lines that make no sense.
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Oh 100% I don't understand how it took this long to fix. I guess they finally had the webdev "knowledge" to do it
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They've been keeping stingray alive for themselves, you don't need official support once you have the source code
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I don't really see the point, I'm probably just ignorant of something obvious, but it's already basically free to use, source available and you can do pretty much whatever you want with the code outside of reselling the source itself
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I might have gotten lost in the threads. Yeah point is we dont need 500 bottle pills in the shops. If nan needs painkillers in that volume then use the NHS, we don't need to rely on out drugging illnesses when we have systems that we pay for for everyone to use
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There's this cool thing on the NHS called prescription delivery, sounds like exactly what your nan needs.
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