Kaze404

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by Kaze404 6y ago
I personally don't think it means less, it just leads to different conclusions. While I still see class as the predominant factor, I still believe everyone would benefit from seeing "different" people in more spaces, regardle
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by Kaze404 6y ago
As a minority, I agree with OP. I've been playing video games for my entire life and the only Hispanic main character I can think of is that guy from Shadows of the Damned, which had potential to be great since it was made by my two fa
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by Kaze404 6y ago
Sorry, but you're just not looking for it. I'm personally a part of many social circles that talk about discrimination and diversity from Marxist lenses and it seems to be exactly what you're talking about. The people tweetin
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by Kaze404 6y ago
You can with Funkwhale! It's what I did a couple years back and the experience was alright at best. I assume it's changed a lot since then.
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by Kaze404 6y ago
This is entirely off topic, but the way you phrased your comment makes me think you have experience learning music theory. If so, could you share some resources that you found helpful? I've always wanted to learn music theory (and put
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by Kaze404 6y ago
The problem is you're dismissing a valid suggestion based on an assumption you came up with yourself. I understand your point but I feel like it was misplaced here.
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by Kaze404 6y ago
This was an interesting read because it's exactly what I talked about in my session yesterday, but would never be able to explain with my own words. Thank you for sharing, and I'll bookmark your comment as a resource to guide peop
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by Kaze404 6y ago
What about their response makes you think it was a non answer? I specifically opened this thread to share the exact same experience, as therapy has helped my professional life much more than any book or tool I ever bought.
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by Kaze404 6y ago
> As a very expensive consultant I am frequently appalled at how management teams completely ignore their own employees. Tell me about it. On one of my previous jobs I would constantly speak out about what we were doing would cause peopl
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by Kaze404 6y ago
As someone who entered the functional world through Elm, trying to learn Haskell made me appreciate all the things it doesn't have. Operators are a particular offender, because every time I look up how to do something I have to memoriz
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by Kaze404 6y ago
I have the Dell Inspiron 7000 for those exact reasons and could not be happier. It runs Linux out of the box too :)
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by Kaze404 6y ago
So by extension browsers allowing file downloads also falls under that? That's just what BitTorrent is after all.
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by Kaze404 6y ago
I have no memories of that happening. They'll probably tell your not to use the word "guys" in that context though, which is fair imo.
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by Kaze404 6y ago
The maintainers have no power over federated instances. The code of conduct is pertaining to the repository and official Funkwhale communities (such as the Matrix chat and discussion boards).
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by Kaze404 6y ago
Does BitTorrent fall under that? Or YouTube? Plex? Google Drive?
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by Kaze404 6y ago
Me too! I used to frequent their Matrix room a year or so ago and it was a very nice place. Very refreshing to find a tech community that made me feel like I could say what I wanted without being interjected by STEM and debate lords. Unfort
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by Kaze404 6y ago
Yes. Iirc there are transcoding options too.
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by Kaze404 6y ago
Great article. I've always wanted to apply for Microsoft, but never did so due to imposter syndrome. I'm gonna study some more and apply soon. Thank you for the read.
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by Kaze404 6y ago
I do not. What do you mean by native notifications? Steam has always had their own notifications, and those work for me as far as I can tell.
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by Kaze404 6y ago
Unless Steam somehow operates directly with hardware, I don't see how that could happen. They ship their own runtime, with pinned versions of libraries Steam depends on. As far as I know it should work just fine on any Linux system (wh
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by Kaze404 6y ago
Do you have a source for this? I don't doubt that's how it works but it doesn't sound likely.
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by Kaze404 6y ago
I'm not sure that applies here. Steam specifically ships it's own version of libraries for compatibility between different distributions.
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by Kaze404 6y ago
Not in my experience. I haven't run into a game that hasn't worked on my PCI pass-through setup.
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by Kaze404 6y ago
I agree with you on everything except for Steam. It is the only launcher / store I have installed because it legitimately adds value to the games I play. Specifically Big Picture and In Home Streaming let me play my games on any other
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by Kaze404 6y ago
How so? At the time of sale it's not clear how the user will play the game, especially considering only a few titles are available officially for Proton.
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by Kaze404 6y ago
I hate to be that person but I've had no issues with the Steam client on Linux, and I've used it full time for years. Including more "advanced" features like in home streaming.
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by Kaze404 6y ago
For what it's worth, I play MMOs with malware anti cheats on a VM all the time with a Pci-pass-through setup. Event he ones that are known for detecting VMs don't seem to detect me under QEMU. Go figure.
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by Kaze404 6y ago
> If you let end users query your object model, it takes far more work to ensure they don't do something very expensive. How so? There are existing tools that prevent both N+1 problems (Dataloader) and complex, recursive queries (de
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by Kaze404 6y ago
The difference here is that you have thousands of listeners, and some of them are recording your music to sample in their #1 album.
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by Kaze404 6y ago
As far as I understand the point of Arch in the first place is that you want to set things up yourself. That's changed wildly though, with things like Manjaro and the deceased Antergos. If you want to use Arch but don't care for t

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