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> I do recall getting DUNS numbers as just filling in an online form with name and location and getting the number by mail, without any hoops for fees Having to do it at all is the hoop, and more than zero hoops is too many. I got nothin
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This is because they removed any app from any individual-human developer who didn't care to jump through the hoops of getting and submitting a DUNS number: https://android-developers.googleblog.com/2023/07/boo
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1y ago
Make it Brood War and I'm in
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1y ago
> This is unusual — did your boss ever have to send you a memo demanding that you use a smartphone? They did for Android testing actually. The biggest status symbol within the company was based around who got the latest iPhone model firs
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1y ago
> Also it is still so surreal to me to see prestigious publications like the New Yorker talking about 4chan. Needs moar yellow van: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=128IR21ZQa0 (2007)
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2y ago
No. Eradicate this line of thinking from your brain. If the outcome is the same then the intent doesn't matter.
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2y ago
A 5 minute update check interval is usage-reporting in disguise. Way fewer people would turn off a setting labeled “check for updates” than one labeled “report usage statistics”.
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2y ago
> y'all
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2y ago
> There are only two tracks (North and South) and there is no room to build more. The SP/Caltrain/Bayshore-Cutoff line into SF used to be partially quad-tracked. It's easiest to see at Tunnel 2 just south of 22nd Street S
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2y ago
> Only if the Central Valley alignment had been selected would CAHSR actually the “train to nowhere” that critics deride it as. Can't wait to pay $400 per trip to visit all of these lovely places: https://hsr.ca.gov/
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2y ago
It was way more comfortable to sit on, soft surfaces help keep noise levels down inside the car, and I wash my clothes regularly :p
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2y ago
I'm glad I got to experience the carpeted cars with cloth seats even if they got gross some times.
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2y ago
Homestuck and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race (Terezi is my fav)
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2y ago
> I think Japan got this right I like DPS-kun from beatmaniaⅡᴅx copula: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QcfmIKKMu7Y They made a plush of him that's very cute too
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2y ago
I don't even enjoy FB Groups any more because of the way they filter comments to “most relevant” so I have to click twice to change it to “all comments” on every single post, over and over and over. Tiresome. It's embarrassingly d
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2y ago
You can kinda to it in uBlock by matching multiple TLDs, like: com,net,org##*:matches-css(transform: /.*/):style(opacity: 1 !important; transform: none !important; transition-property: none !important; transition: none !import
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2y ago
I use Jekyll actually. That's totally not the point I'm trying to argue :p
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2y ago
`sed -i` is one command: https://www.gnu.org/software/sed/manual/sed.html#index-_002d...
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2y ago
It's one of the most obnoxious things I've seen in a while, but a good excuse to test my uBlock rule skills: jonathanalland.com##*:matches-css(transform: /.*/):style(opacity: 1 !important; transform: none !important;
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2y ago
Comedy option: https://en.uesp.net/wiki/Oblivion_Mod:Oldblivion
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2y ago
I agree with you about package manager usage patterns being a poor fit for seeding by end users. I definitely wouldn't want my computer to participate. I could see institutional seeders doing it as a way to donate bandwidth though, lik
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2y ago
I have that on Windows 10 for all applications instead of just Explorer: https://www.stardock.com/products/groupy/
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> My understanding is that there's no standard way to update a torrent file; you re-roll a new file with the changes. Kinda. You do create a new torrent, but you distribute it in a way that to a swarm member is functionally equivale
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2y ago
Found it because I was curious: https://github.com/Homebrew/legacy-homebrew/commit/29d85578e... Here are the comparisons to other package managers: > Packages are brewed in individual, versioned kegs. Then
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2y ago
That one was non-obvious to me as well, but I am sympathetic to the need to call them something . Not trying to bikeshed, but if there was a single obvious name for them then you would have used it instead of “DMG or PKG or something”.
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2y ago
From a corporate perspective I could see “no mods at all” being preferable to mods they can't control, especially since all the best ones come from loverslab-dot-com which is totally untouchable to corpo-kin. Microsoft-presents-Zenimax
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Everybody forgot about Fink https://www.finkproject.org/doc/users-guide/index.php https://pdb.finkproject.org/pdb/index.php?phpLang=en (Not a recommendation; seems pretty dead)
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A look back at Mozilla from source code release to Netscape 6 PR1 (1998–2000)
(mozillazine.org)
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2y ago
People said the same thing about Black Mesa
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2y ago
I wonder if this would exist if https://skyblivion.com/ didn't.
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