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by LocalH 1y ago
IIRC, in the earliest days, the extension reported the dislike count that was still in the API but not surfaced in any clients. At some point after that, Google removed the count from the API entirely, requiring the current piecemeal approa
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by LocalH 1y ago
The unholy blend of that is when someone "asks Google" and regurgitates the AI summary. udm=14 my beloved
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by LocalH 1y ago
That's the funniest thing I've heard this morning. Still less than one 9
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by LocalH 1y ago
I've been thinking lately about the merits of the idea of repealing minimum wage coupled with a healthy UBI that's linked to the price of basic housing in a given district. Of course, that's not perfect, as no idea is. But cl
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by LocalH 1y ago
massgrave my beloved
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by LocalH 1y ago
I'm pretty sure that was my old "FHDB Noobie Package" that was installed to the drive using HDD Raw Copy. That thing has had almost 48k downloads. Fun times.
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by LocalH 1y ago
There is no such thing as objectivity in human experience. Every single thing, even attempts to be objective, are all filtered through the subjective experience of life. Our brains interpret objective reality and provide us a subjective tra
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by LocalH 1y ago
So you haven't attempted to contact him, then.
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by LocalH 1y ago
I also like the extension of this to other figures important to a community. I founded a community called MiloHax that centers around modding and learning from the game made by Harmonix Music Systems, and we serve X-Clacks-Overhead with Sir
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by LocalH 1y ago
I'd much rather have Clippy than the forced AI shit that's everywhere nowadays
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by LocalH 1y ago
The submitted run here is also technically "only a Famicom (or NES)". The only difference is the rate of input from the controller to feed the data. Outside of the need to start in N-1 (which can be done on hardware with unmodifie
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by LocalH 1y ago
Specifically, this TAS abuses the fact that SMB doesn't clear RAM on bootup to use SMB3 to write $16 to the "continue world" RAM location, and then hotswaps to SMB1 to start the game in World N-1 which makes the rest of the T
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by LocalH 1y ago
(2024), btw. Not that it's any less impressive. I have one question, as a general game hacker (mostly Guitar Hero/Rock Band) who also has a basic 6502 background from the C64. I wonder if there's any way to abuse input on an
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by LocalH 1y ago
We're cooked.
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by LocalH 1y ago
Either that, or the mainstream right wing is much closer to the far right than they'd ever admit (and that they get pissed when people call them out on it).
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by LocalH 1y ago
In the US, it's not libel if it's true.
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by LocalH 1y ago
This administration (and the legislature) has ramped the bullshit level to the stratosphere. Multiple government officials go on social media daily to spew bullshit rhetoric. No other previous administration has been as full of bullshit as
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by LocalH 1y ago
>But politicians are - in general - neither evil, nor do they have any real incentive to ”control citizens’ thoughts”. Neither of these statements is as axiomatic as you think they are
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by LocalH 1y ago
The market only cares about what makes number go up, or what stops number from go up
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by LocalH 1y ago
Vote 'em all out. We need some leadership that isn't beholden to D or R
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by LocalH 1y ago
Probably. But, it's more enticing when the amounts are high, and the amount I (and my partner) spend on it is minimal.
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by LocalH 1y ago
There's also a difference between people who buy lottery tickets religiously, and who buy them once in a while. I like to play once in a while when the jackpots are high, just in case. Unfortunately, the answer to it is really hard, li
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by LocalH 1y ago
As normalized as it's become, I think it's more an issue of desensitization than potential "vaccination"
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by LocalH 1y ago
The problem isn't so much sports betting in and of itself, I don't think, but the ease of being able to do sports betting from your pocket, at any time.
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by LocalH 1y ago
A week old but I did say "slightly" misleading, not downright untrue
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by LocalH 1y ago
It's always a race to the bottom. Either be unscrupulous, or have your lunch eaten by unscrupulous ones
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by LocalH 1y ago
Same thing unfairly killed "Do Not Track". Thanks Microsoft (yes I realize that was more about ad companies refusing to accept it as an "opt-in", but only as an "opt-out")
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by LocalH 1y ago
Under current precedent, I don't really think clicking "I agree" means anything.
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by LocalH 1y ago
What's wrong with "hard disk"? You do realize that is a valid name for an HDD ( hard disk drive), even if it's not super common today?
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by LocalH 1y ago
Headline is slightly misleading. It implies that the update is only available on the 6s, when in reality it's available for: > iPhone 6s (all models), iPhone 7 (all models), iPhone SE (1st generation), iPad Air 2, iPad mini (4th gen

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