Lammy

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by Lammy 5mo ago
> Rockbox Zig exposes the full Rockbox audio engine — gapless playback, DSP, 20+ codecs, tag database — through gRPC, GraphQL, HTTP, and MPD APIs
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by Lammy 5mo ago
> seizing on word choice in AI notes that might have a sinister connotation Ironic use of “sinister” when you probably mean “nefarious” and don't mean to perpetuate silly old superstitions about “left-handed” people being evil :p
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by Lammy 5mo ago
For in-person conversations to keep the conversation flowing, sure, but any good transcription will say [unintelligible] when the scribe couldn't tell despite being able to listen over it again and again. Nixon tapes for example: http
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by Lammy 5mo ago
It's how The System kills something it wants dead without triggering Streisand Effect and creating a huge backlash. It punishes with success.
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by Lammy 5mo ago
Wrong, they have 122 random bits out of 128. The other six bits are to say “hello I am a UUIDv4”.
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by Lammy 5mo ago
> I thought this is technically impossible, and it will never happen I always hated this meme/mindset, because if you dig in to the history of them you'll see that their original purpose was to collide. They were labels to id
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by Lammy 5mo ago
That's not why people use JDownloader. There are plugins for every popular file-sharing site that automate navigating download pages, handling countdown timers, and pausing for ratelimits.
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by Lammy 5mo ago
> you can only find a clean installer in the forum `winget install AppWork.JDownloader` Built in to Windows since Windows 10 v1809 :)
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by Lammy 5mo ago
A few millennia too late for that: the “mark of the beast” is just money — “so that no one could buy or sell unless he had the mark”. How does one buy or sell without money? Otherwise we would call it bartering. Some currencies are even li
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by Lammy 5mo ago
Here's some good slice of life for you: https://www.youtube.com/@CrossTimbersBison
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by Lammy 5mo ago
You aren't going to be able to make me anti-piracy just because some corpo benefits from it too.
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by Lammy 5mo ago
> While archival sounds like a noble goal, in practice it is an excuse used by people who want to steal copyrighted works and take advantage of them “Take advantage” of them by restoring cut content, fixing bugs, and porting them to plat
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by Lammy 5mo ago
> Obscurity can be fine but it's not security. All security is security through obscurity. When it gets obscure enough we call it “public key cryptography”. Guess the 2048-bit prime number I'm thinking of and win a fabulous p
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by Lammy 5mo ago
> That is the decision that they themselves have the power to make and leaks like this is stripping them of their creative rights over distribution Fuck yeah, that's exactly why this leak is a great thing. It should belong to everyb
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by Lammy 5mo ago
I wonder how they must have felt to have coded a 9/11 scenario of Arsenal Gear crashing into the Twin Towers, and then watched it actually happen a few months later. This was cut from the game but is still in the source code leak, just
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by Lammy 5mo ago
Crowdsourcing the preservation means the one UND ONLY ONE copy can't be destroyed by fire, flood, disk failure, ransomware, whatever else.
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by Lammy 5mo ago
Also how WarioWare: Smooth Moves shows their in-house developers using third-party emulators to source graphics for their first-party nostalgia bait: https://tcrf.net/WarioWare:_Smooth_Moves#Punch-Out (not said derisively;
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by Lammy 5mo ago
How can you trust that the commenters aren't AI too?
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by Lammy 5mo ago
You are engaging in bad faith when you act like I only have the belief I have because I don't understand yours yet. Don't comment if you can't respect somebody disagreeing with you.
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by Lammy 5mo ago
You can't bully me into agreeing with you. Why are you struggling with that?
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by Lammy 5mo ago
Why do you assume banks would keep on doing the same old thing but paying more because of it? The cost would make them learn not to design systems where something like this hypothetical scenario was possible.
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by Lammy 5mo ago
Millions of computers are still vulnerable. Not-knowing about it doesn't mean the vuln isn't there :p
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by Lammy 5mo ago
Yep, I'd be fine with that. My bank has insurance, and my money would be returned.
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by Lammy 5mo ago
Until now there was never a reason to have a permissive software license that tries to restrict where the recipients can store the code, because this is a new issue. My software is AGPLv3 but I'd rather just stop sharing my code entire
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by Lammy 5mo ago
> It was extremely irresponsible As a user and admin I disagree. Makes one appreciate what a masterful bit of lexical-engineering “Responsible” Disclosure is, kinda like “Secure” ( from me, not for me) Boot — “Responsible” Disclosure i
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by Lammy 5mo ago
I like Divvy because it supports more than just halves and quarters — I use a 7×6 grid so my browser can be wider than my editor and terminal: https://mizage.com/divvy/ Pairs well with Stay to make windows automaticall
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by Lammy 5mo ago
How do I opt out if somebody pushes a copy of my project's repo to their own namespace on GitHub?
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by Lammy 5mo ago
> Back in the late 90s or so, there was a proposal This one: https://www.w3.org/PICS/
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by Lammy 5mo ago
I assume they meant C.R.E.A.M. :p and probably Once In A Lifetime
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by Lammy 5mo ago
BitTorrent has supported trackerless torrents for twenty entire years :p https://github.com/sparkslabs/kamaelia/blob/master/Sketches/...

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