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2y ago
As if one can just grab a PlayStation and start developing for it. The limiting tech already exists.
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2y ago
There's no need for retreat. Chrome DevTools have "simulate slow connection" button.
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2y ago
The link leads to 404.
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2y ago
No. It relies on Windows 95 infrastructure. And it's not a modern .NET, but .NET Framework 2.0.
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2y ago
> So while you can't capture a screenshot of the decoded frame, you could in theory capture the (encoded) video in RAM. There was a simpler technique. Open a second video player, then screenshot to your heart's content. Windows
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2y ago
I guess they did it with icons.
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2y ago
In this case it's not that ridiculous because "black" here isn't just a skin color, but primarily a subculture/subgenre with some distinct musical attributes. Nobody finds separating French electronic music into its
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2y ago
I wish they didn't kill Monodevelop.
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3y ago
> Eg, a game developer suing people who make patches or utilities to run old games on new hardware - or even to provide say, multiplayer support, for old hardware. Or whatever. Fun fact: in Russia it's totally legal and there's
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3y ago
Still better than Flatpak's "install time permissions".
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3y ago
It matches their expectations function-wise. They don't care about developers that much.
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3y ago
Personally for me such migration-blocking X11 feature is "not crashing".
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3y ago
> I think a society should have a level of enforced moral behavior. I, as a person with superior moral principles, completely agree. Following an old tradition, we should also put some psychopaths in charge of enforcement.
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3y ago
Probably because "Uncredited" signifies the absence in credits sequence(s) in general for crew and staff, while the term "Extra" applies just to actors.
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3y ago
> you must make an accurate regular pentagon and this is not trivial with ancient geometric methods Does it need anything else besides some kind of protractor and ruler?
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3y ago
> Debian/Ubuntu is also the sole chosen distro for Spotify and Signal first-party native packages. I don't know about present, but in the past their .deb packages were updated later than the snap ones.
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3y ago
He doesn't get younger either. So one day the direction may quickly change.
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3y ago
> Windows is not dead I think that's exactly the problem. It's too alive, so they can bastardize the experience in any way.
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3y ago
They just hash every substring that can be a password. Don't write long comments. Show some love to HN's server carrying its O(n^2) burden.
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3y ago
Old school chats and forums dealt with that with special limited markup language for formatting and embedding images or other special elements like youtube videos. Everything outside the limited markup options was treated as text with the
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3y ago
> Seems weird to argue that you have to speak up if you don’t want something done to you or else you consent to everything. If you don't want people to get at your land, setting up even a small fence creates an explicit indication o
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3y ago
Come on, we live in 2023 and we can achieve better performance. It should be parallelized with checks evenly distributed between GPU cores. Unless you think that efforts by NVIDIA and AMD should be wasted.
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3y ago
On the other hand, NYT website willingly gave out all the information without imposing limitations. Seeing terms of service requires visiting a separate page, they aren't seen immediately upon visiting the website. Understanding and ac
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3y ago
When open source developers do that, they also include an explicit licensing information that lists cases when the usage is allowed and restricted. So even if the code is open source and licensed under GPL, its usage in a closed source prod
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3y ago
> To get more Ukrainians killed for no gain of territory? How do you see alternative options? I don't see "okay guys, let's wrap it up" as a thing invaders will accept. It will also mean "you will never return ho
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3y ago
> (and i still don't understand how ChatGtp is able to respond to metaprompts like 'be brief', i mean if it is a model that is selecting the next most likely word, then it should not be able to control its own style of out
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3y ago
> Tl;dr: Stenography just helps with obfuscation as long as no-one is looking for it. The second someone looks it'll fail, and if it becomes a common practice; everyone will look for it. Not if the obfuscated payload is encrypted us
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3y ago
> First, if you copy the login page those assets are in the apk. You don't need to store the assets in the APK if you can load a webpage. > Third, and most importantly, if you reverse proxy the page then the app will appear to us
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3y ago
> One thing to note is the quality of Apple’s storage is above and beyond anything else you can buy. Average good experience of other users doesn't make a guy having a failing SSD feel any better. The absence of easy repair/rep
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3y ago
By the way, I think I should remind you that you must bear no memory about Herostratus, arsonist who burned down the Temple of Artemis.
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