Fabricio20

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by Fabricio20 4mo ago
Anything you can add to the knowledge pool is already going to be of immense help for your community reverse engineering in the future. Be it as simple as stuff like "Our in-game chat runs over IRC" for example - that already simp
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by Fabricio20 4mo ago
That implies the community that builds around it would not reverse engineer and remake the binaries. Which many already do (to be fair), it just so happens that it's way, way harder when the servers are entirely gone already for a game
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by Fabricio20 5mo ago
This is not true at all as evidenced by the fact that most games do not get Denuvo removed once they are cracked. And the companies that DO remove denuvo only do so after several years because of licensing costs as denuvo transitioned to a
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by Fabricio20 5mo ago
Both of which are LPM and cause the issue I just mentioned! It's not about "routing lower than a /64" its about LPM vs Exact Match memory bank usage (and for some reason, how much more expensive good hardware that handle
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by Fabricio20 5mo ago
Personal experience that I see noone talk about with IPv6 is how much more expensive hardware that handles it correctly is for datacenters. On IPv4 your usual unit of allocation is a /32 for customers - that means a simple hashmap `1.1
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by Fabricio20 5mo ago
I have heard that if you have telemetry disabled the cache is 5 minutes, otherwise 1h. No clue how true that is however my experience (with telemetry enabled) has been the 1h cache.
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by Fabricio20 5mo ago
Honest suggestion - ask the agent to figure a compat shim out, the files are jsonl stored at your ~/.claude/sessions you can most likely just reshape it to work on OpenCode or similar, or have a different Claude Code config that p
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by Fabricio20 6mo ago
I'm not very good at chess, but I dont get why most things are considered a stalemate? I strategically remove all pieces of the enemy, leaving only the king against my rook/tower whatever its called, the king has nowhere to run. I
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by Fabricio20 6mo ago
I dont know if it works like macOS since I dont use macOS - but it's not a simple copy-to-cloud. It actively replaces file handling in those folders, which breaks a bunch of applications like games that save stuff in Documents/My
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by Fabricio20 6mo ago
Somewhat related but I was talking about the OneDrive thing yesterday with a few non-tech friends and it has backfired so many times it's insane. OneDrive seems to take over the folder handling in windows for some reason, instead of ju
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by Fabricio20 6mo ago
Quite the opposite i'd wager. Now that AI can figure everything out we can have the AIs do the performance work. Performance work alot of the times also went against developer experience in terms of languages/patterns and such. AI
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by Fabricio20 6mo ago
Resolve requiring an account to download is what turned me away when I needed to do a quick edit the other day. Oracle much?
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by Fabricio20 6mo ago
I wish they would add back support for anthropic max/pro plans via calling the claude cli in -p mode. As I understand thats still very much allowed usage of claude code cli (as you are still using claude cli as it was intended anyway
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by Fabricio20 7mo ago
I tried gemini the other day and after asking it 3 things I hit a limit. That's after gemini cli crashed my terminal twice for some reason (just opening it `gemini` caused the freeze -> crash). I must be doing something wrong becaus
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by Fabricio20 7mo ago
pip might be but it was historically super inconsistent (at least in my experience). Is it `pip install`? `python3 -m pip install`? maybe `pip3 install`? Yeah ubuntu did a lot of damage to pip here. npm always worked because you had to inst
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by Fabricio20 8mo ago
Porch pirates are so uncommon that it became a yearly hunt/thing for a major american youtuber and is the only reason people outside the US even know it exists!
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by Fabricio20 8mo ago
Since you had the logs for this, can you confirm the IP ranges they were operating from? You mention "Claudebot and GPTBot" but I'm guessing this is based off of the user-agent presented by the scrapers and could easily be fa
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by Fabricio20 8mo ago
Personally what drove me away was all the thousands of little annoying things that you just dont have to deal with on other apps like Telegram or Discord or Slack. The final straw for me was the 2nd time losing all chat history because I go
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by Fabricio20 8mo ago
This has been my experience as well, I've searched high and low for a screenshot software that supports HDR and found none. It's the sole reason I have HDR disabled. At least microsoft updated snipping tool now, but the usability
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by Fabricio20 8mo ago
The Xbox Game Bar video and still images do support HDR. They were the first feature to support HDR on windows. More recently the Snipping Tool on 11 also supports HDR, but only the newer one, not the older snipping tool. If you get images
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by Fabricio20 8mo ago
I'd quote your own example from Anno -> "multiplayer never worked". Thats the "doesn't run" part. I always play Anno 1800 with friends. It has been my experience with linux gaming for a while - anything that
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by Fabricio20 8mo ago
This has also been my experience, I'm used to using compose everywhere. I like the declarative file - tried podman and I found the documentation around the concept so scarce and all related to running things as non-root instead of tell
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by Fabricio20 8mo ago
Yeah this is not a new thing with AI, you can unsubscribe all you want, they are still gonna email you about "seminars" and other bullshit. AWS has so many of those and your email is permanently in their database, even if you dele
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by Fabricio20 9mo ago
Is it just me or does anyone else notice all the little inconsistencies on these "windows ui clones" that show up on linux? I like the idea but looking at the pictures I can't get past the lock screen (font size feels wrong,
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by Fabricio20 9mo ago
It's funny the "handle the common case of multiple internet connections" just doesn't work at all with ipv6 yet works much better under IPv4 NAT. With IPv6 each machine gets it's own routing table due to having two
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by Fabricio20 9mo ago
Yet almost all websites I visit on the daily still dont support IPv6. Discord, probably the biggest chat platform in the world refuses to use Ipv6 because it bypasses rate limiting and IP bans. I don't think i've ever seen a video
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by Fabricio20 9mo ago
> Most bug trackers have ways to triage submissions. When a rando submits something, it has status "unconfirmed". Developers can then recategorize it, delete it, mark it as invalid, confirm that it's a real bug and mark it
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by Fabricio20 9mo ago
I'm gonna be honest thats not my experience at all. I got a laptop with a modern ryzen 5 CPU four years ago that had an iGPU because "its good enough for even mid-tier gaming!" and it was so bad that I couldn't play 1440
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by Fabricio20 9mo ago
We self host the runners in our infrastructure and the builds are over 10x faster than relying on their cloud runners. It's crazy the performance you get from running runners on your own hardware instead of their shared CPU. Literally
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by Fabricio20 10mo ago
How does being able to reprogram a GPS device make it into a jammer any more efficiently than grabbing three pieces of coal and running a few amps thru it? Or hell just buying an SDR on aliexpress! The only reason it's "illegal&qu

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