Lowkeyloki

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by Lowkeyloki 7y ago
Yeah, there are a lot of variables there, such as where you live and whether your million is in liquid assets or just your net worth. But a person with money who owns land still commands more influence than one without who doesn't. I w
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by Lowkeyloki 7y ago
At least you understood what I was implying. Most other commentors seemed to think I believed a single person with a million dollars could affect the change needed to avert the apocalypse. Or that I was implying said apocalypse was real in
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by Lowkeyloki 7y ago
There's something upsetting about that combination of traits, don't you think? "Millionaire hackers" should be using their influence and money to try to avert a doomsday scenario if they believe it's likely. Not jus
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by Lowkeyloki 7y ago
It also works well on Steam using their Proton system, although you'll have to opt in to it. I just bought this game last week!
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by Lowkeyloki 7y ago
My TV is a 42" 1080p LG TV I've had for almost ten years now and I fear the day it gives up the ghost. I don't really care about 4K or the thinner bezels (although having a physically lighter, as in less heavy, TV would be ni
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by Lowkeyloki 7y ago
I used the phrase "tickling the dragon's tail" recently when I ran some maintenance code in production without testing it first (because there really wasn't a way to test it outside of production, long series of failures
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by Lowkeyloki 7y ago
I grew up on OS/2 Warp on a PS/1 Consultant. I still have a couple of boxes with original copies of OS/2 Warp and the manuals and optional software disks in my back closet. I guess you could say I have a soft spot for it. It
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by Lowkeyloki 7y ago
No big surprise here, but this does not work on my phone.
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by Lowkeyloki 7y ago
Use your own experiences and your common sense to make good decisions yourself.
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by Lowkeyloki 7y ago
I think it only limits "freedom" in that it only makes sense on Debian-based operating systems. Whereas I can and do run npm on tons of different Linux distributions, MacOS, and (theoretically) Windows. You can do things with deb
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by Lowkeyloki 7y ago
At first, I thought this was going to be some "A Scanner Darkly" level stuff done real-time over Skype or something. Turns out it's just using thispersondoesnotexist.com to generate a profile pic for a website. I'd expec
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by Lowkeyloki 7y ago
Since the Mario Maker sequel is just around the corner (release date is 6/28, I believe), this is a great source of good design hints and lessons for making satisfying, enjoyable levels.
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by Lowkeyloki 7y ago
This is what the decentraleyes browser plugin is for. https://decentraleyes.org/
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by Lowkeyloki 7y ago
In the FAQ section under "Is Razer Silver a cryptocurrency?" it says it is not. It claims to be a royalty rewards program. So, it's not a cryptocurrency if for no other reason that you can't exchange it with anyone but R
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Razer SoftMiner and Razer Silver(razer.com)
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by Lowkeyloki 7y ago
/s? Please?
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by Lowkeyloki 7y ago
This really doesn't sit well with me. Yes, the bars in question were breaking the law. However, keep in mind that one business was using private citizens to essentially spy on other businesses without the citizens' knowledge or co
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by Lowkeyloki 7y ago
I love the concept of this. There's no better way to put Facebook's policy to the test than to turn it against them.
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by Lowkeyloki 7y ago
Wow, that's embarrassing that I missed that. Thank you. I may have missed it since the README is a plain text file and Github didn't make that url a link. That's still on me, though. FWIW, I'll stick it here in a way tha
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by Lowkeyloki 7y ago
Is the implication of this article that people should be having kids to avoid loneliness? Because that's a bit of a twisted reason to have kids IMHO. "Low on friends? Have kids! They're pretty much required to be your friends
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by Lowkeyloki 7y ago
I'd love a screenshot or video or gif or something. I'm on mobile at the moment and I can't try this out. And I totally understand that it would have to be a camera pointed at a monitor. That's fine.
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by Lowkeyloki 7y ago
I wasn't aware Coq could generate data types for general purpose programming languages. According to the docs, it supports OCaml, Scheme, and Haskell. I think I may have spotted a plugin to generate C code as well. I wish it supported
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by Lowkeyloki 7y ago
The ol' bait and switch. But, I mean, it is technically an image browser. Despite the title, there's nothing in the design that limits the types of images this can be used for. In fact, I missed that distinction until your comment
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by Lowkeyloki 7y ago
If it delivers on its promise, this could be very useful. I'm no kernel hacker, but any tool that makes working with kernel code easier and safer is a real boon!
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by Lowkeyloki 7y ago
Ehhhh... I'm very aware of everything behind the "elf wife guy". I was in the various fandoms when that whole drama went down just a few weeks ago. And that little snippet, "elf wife guy", is about as incorrect as o
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by Lowkeyloki 7y ago
This is fantastic and I think it aligns perfectly with many of the goals of the language, at least so far as I perceive them. As the blog post says, it's going to be a long, hard road to reach Sealed Rust. But I, for one, believe it&#x
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by Lowkeyloki 7y ago
Embrace of death, maybe?
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by Lowkeyloki 7y ago
I was able to get New York to work, but then I foolishly switched to Portland. Now I can't get any of the scanners to work. It's just the music.
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by Lowkeyloki 7y ago
SF may be down but New York is up. I love the idea of this. Technology remix culture used to create a Big Mood. I'd like to request the addition of Chicago, please!
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by Lowkeyloki 7y ago
I can't seem to zoom in far enough on my phone to read the labels. What are those two events where traffic spikes tremendously?

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