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As someone who used to hang out on various music forums...a human recommendation based on careful analysis of your last.fm scrobbles was infinitely more useful and accurate than anything Pandora/YouTube/Spotify/Tidal ever r
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> When you say you put a lot of time in do you mean as a developer or just game time? As a gamer, not as a developer. I can only dream of accomplishing some of the reverse-engineering those guys have to do to setup private servers and t
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To clarify: Blue Burst was actually the PC port. [0] I put alot of time into that one, once an English patch became available on Schtserv. They made a bunch of the perks/models available to everyone that were previously only availabl
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Reiko Kodama did some incredible work for Sega, Skies of Arcadia probably being her most notable after Phantasy Star. She unfortunately passed away in 2022, and it took some months before anyone was even aware of it due to her family's
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5mo ago
There used to be more on this page, if memory serves. Like I remember grabbing one of these books on Programming Assembly for the 6502 chip maybe 5 or 10 years ago, but I'm not seeing it now.
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5mo ago
I'm surprised xcancel even works. I thought all the nitter servers had shut down.
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There would be nothing preventing him in the source license, but I'm saying he may be prevented as part of the contract he signed when he sold the company.
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The original creator of Bitwarden still works there as a CTO. I am curious whether he has any failsafes/poison pills in his contract when he took VC money that allows him to fork the product and start over in the event that they decide
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I mean, LastPass was a train wreck after their breach, but they didn't go as far as trying to stop me from exporting my vault when I switched to BW. The idea of BW doing a rug pull and suddenly removing the ability to export your vault
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Fedora Retiring Its Deepin Desktop Packages
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I'm still using uMatrix in Firefox. I just find the UI at once both more granular and easier to grok than uB0's Advanced mode. Despite being deprecated, it still works. Unfortunately, I'll probably have to drop it soon, becau
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It will start with subpoenaing this information against people who modified their car to do "bad" things. But once they have the precedent, I would predict that it will very quickly be used at the behest of car manufacturers to go
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sigh The writing on the wall seems to have been when they suddenly doubled the price of a yearly subscription without notifying anyone. That struck me as skeezy as **...looks like it may just be the beginning. I hope people are actively m
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Ryan Cohen hits back at eBay, says his takeover proposal should not be dismissed
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Virgil's version with Laocoön correctly guessing the plot and then being slain by Poseidon always felt to me like a later addition explicitly designed to explain "The Trojans weren't really that stupid, were they?" There
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I guess JWZ has some sort of referral check that instantly black-holes any traffic coming from HN? And interestingly, the WayBackMachine snapshots are similarly boobytrapped: https://web.archive.org/web/20260115112314&#
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Misread the title to mean that They Live inspired the concept of adblocking in general. Which would have been an interesting coincidence, since it did inspire one of the early Mozilla logos. [0] [0] https://www.jwz.org/blo
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> A letter to our customers and our investors. You can always tell when the title is incredibly vague or bereft of details (e.g. "An update about our product") that it's going to be some flavor of either lay-offs, shutting
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> Sometimes I wonder what he would have done if he had not gone crazy. At what point do you consider he had "gone crazy" relative to the development of TempleOS? Only when he committed suicide? Shortly before then? Last ____ ye
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Yeah, okay, "market conditions", RAM more expensive, hardware more expensive, fine... But then why are they also increasing the price of their online services? The games run locally! Fuck you, Nintendo.
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Trump SEC lets Musk settle $150M Twitter lawsuit for $1.5M
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This behavior did encourage me to switch to an app! Just not their app. I installed RedReader from F-Droid instead.
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That was certainly among the most vocal complaints I remember hearing about the movie at the time (other than the moronic "Too woke!" complaints), and Wikipedia supports my memory: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki
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The only one of the sequels that had any balls was The Last Jedi, and Disney was so frightened by the backlash to some of its elements (like the idea that our hero could be-- gasp --a person of NON-royal lineage!) that it then spent the ent
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CNBC Interview with Ryan Cohen: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bmj2PaxX24E
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Strange...clicking Ctrl+. in my Firefox (which I just updated to 150.0.1) did not bring up the Emoji Picker, but instead brought up Firefox Multi-Account Containers.
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It's understandable that they went in this direction. Higan/bsnes has already captured the market for "accuracy" on the SNES emulator front, so this is more going off and doing its own thing rather than re-treading fami
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Gambling is also (allegedly) responsible for giving us the sandwich[0] and the modern sushi roll. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Montagu,_4th_Earl_of_Sand... There's a coffee-table book in there somewhere.
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Probably not the best place to ping for technical support, but, since you claim to be the author, and I don't see any "Issues" on your GH... Any idea why your script does not seem to flag as a valid greasemonkey script when I
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Combined with the announcement that they're killing the old Kindles as well...this is 100% about preventing people from liberating DRM from their books. Full stop. They are closing each and every remaining hole.
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