Asooka

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by Asooka 5y ago
I have been informed by lawyer friends, who have read the YouTube terms of service, that viewing the content from YouTube in any way other than on the YouTube webpage using an interactive user agent is a violation of the terms of service an
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by Asooka 5y ago
If you blend values in linear space, you'll linearly interpolate from the starting physical intensity to the ending physical intensity. This is a very reasonable default, corresponding to an objective physical measure. Also it makes yo
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by Asooka 5y ago
I would guess by IP.
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by Asooka 5y ago
I can see him being a bit more valuable than the average worker. 10 times? Most probably. 100 times? Maybe. 1000 times? Don't be ridiculous.
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by Asooka 5y ago
The same way as always, by people paying for them. Just because people pirate, doesn't mean they don't pay. The fact is, piracy is widespread and profits are growing. There doesn't seem to be a big effect of piracy on the mar
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by Asooka 5y ago
I never ran into that. In fact, I never got a virus from any pirate website or pirated software. I know that you can get infected, but it always seemed obvious when you're offered an actual release or one that has been tampered with.
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by Asooka 5y ago
The author makes good points, but the takeaway I get is that signed under/overflow should always be defined, maybe in a platform specific way. The one good argument for leaving it undefined was for better loop optimisation, but if we&#
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by Asooka 5y ago
And not just that, Konqueror (still) handles a lot of protocols. man://foobar will show you the man page for foobar with links to other man pages actually working. smb:// will browse a samba share. fish:// and
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by Asooka 5y ago
You can still implement existing ones in ways that are vulnerable to e.g. timing attacks.
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by Asooka 5y ago
My two cents against the use of the Oxford comma would be that all of Europe's languages are written without it. Surely if neither German, nor Spanish, nor Finnish, nor Lithuanian, nor Hungarian, nor Bulgarian - if none of them need th
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by Asooka 5y ago
The meaning seems obvious. A well regulated militia is required for the security of a free state. Therefore, people's freedom to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed. It declares an already existing freedom to keep and bear arms (
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by Asooka 5y ago
Valve also basically have the entire PC gaming industry pay them rent. They could just work on Steam for the next 100 years and not want for money. That creates some pretty bad incentives, which coupled with their very informal management s
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by Asooka 5y ago
Final Fantasy XIV was a massive failure. The original version 1.0 was buggy, tedious and not very fun. People still had fun with it, it wasn't New World levels of complete failure, but it did not live up to the brand. So they replaced
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by Asooka 5y ago
Don't extrapolate to the whole sector from a few high profile failures. There are places like e.g. Hello Games, who don't do crunch, and my friends at Ubisoft tell me they do only a little overtime right before shipping. If you wa
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by Asooka 5y ago
Well, let's not put all Blacks under the same denominator, that sounds a bit racist. As a Slav, I hold no ill will towards them acting in a way that was appropriate for the time period. That said, I do find it ironic, that we had to re
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by Asooka 5y ago
If you mean Slavs, the Coalition of Communities of Colour actually formally recognises us as people of colour. European everyday racism feels a bit different than American racism. It's the end result of many cultures interacting over c
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by Asooka 5y ago
I work in a VFX adjacent space, so I have some pretty strong feelings about what data should be stored in the colorspace tags. The colorspace data should be an arbitrary string. I would also like to have "usage intent" tag for whe
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by Asooka 5y ago
Presumably to support filenames with newlines in them.
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by Asooka 5y ago
And always use "-fwrapv -fno-strict-aliasing -fno-delete-null-pointer-checks". Those are source of the hardest to reason about UB and the small performance benefit is not worth the risk. I would love to always be certain I haven&#
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by Asooka 5y ago
I have no trouble helping and communicating with people remotely. Some days most of my time is spent helping others and it's a lot easier over the internet, since I can switch between people rapidly and have several conversations going
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by Asooka 5y ago
I just have two bank accounts. One I use to pay online, that I put money into myself, and another where I receive my salary. The most anyone can surprise charge me is about 60 EUR, because I don't keep more money in the online purchase
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by Asooka 5y ago
I actually have IOP problems and have discussed these treatments with my dr. The answer is really it depends. In my case, the problem is that the little channels which drain the fluid are too small and get clogged by debris from my flaky re
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by Asooka 5y ago
Ah yes, surely if we break the entire world again, this year will be the year of the Linux desktop. The Linux desktop experience is a bit like watching an alcoholic. You try to explain that drinking is making them sick and they should stop,
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by Asooka 5y ago
Hm, then shouldn't people who live in tribal societies as hunter gatherers have bigger brains still? Has anyone studied that?
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by Asooka 5y ago
Out of curiosity, what do you do when you put a quote in Chinese from a Chinese author inline in Japanese text? Are you expected to write it using the Chinese forms of the characters, or do you write them using the Japanese forms? Edit: I m
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by Asooka 5y ago
Trying to do something smart is usually the wrong approach and leads to users tangling themselves in invisible state that they do not understand and can't change. The best thing would have been for Unicode to not do Han unification. Th
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by Asooka 5y ago
Can't this be solved somewhat by adding a "cjk mode" zero-width character, like we have right-to-left/left-to-right embedding characters? Yes, yes, it's yet another standard, but there doesn't seem to be any wa
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by Asooka 5y ago
I got severnometer. In my language, sever means north. Severno is either northern, or northward-ness. So severnometer is a device to measure how aligned you are with north. A compass. So while I got a word that doesn't technically exis
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by Asooka 5y ago
Some form of zoning must exist because you don't want people living next to an incinerator power plant for instance, but like any good thing, it can be taken to an extreme and micromanaged into evil.
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by Asooka 5y ago
The fact is also the police in the USA are one of the least bullyish. The right to refuse to speak without a lawyer present isn't part of most of the first world's police code. It's one of the areas where the USA is absolutel

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