Operyl

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541.
by Operyl 6y ago
Java 8 is still widely used, it seems. For example, Mojang (owned by Microsoft) still ship Java8 with Minecraft. Pretty sure 8 still gets updates in 2020 too.
542.
by Operyl 6y ago
It's already non-employees (there's little to no entry barrier for DoorDash, Postmates, etc). They just don't want to have to deal with delivery logistics, easier and cheaper to outsource it to the existing companies.
543.
by Operyl 6y ago
Because the engine is proprietary in Epic land, and it's not here. Here I can make any changes I want and still release the engine as a fork. I can't sell that fork. In the case of the Epic engine, you're not allowed to fork
544.
by Operyl 6y ago
And I appreciate them for the work they've done too! But that's not an exact one-to-one here. There's no point in attacking a project that has an honest desire to give to the community like this post has been doing.
545.
by Operyl 6y ago
It's not excluding commercial use entirely, though. It's free to use, free to modify. But not free to steal, make a change, and resell.
546.
by Operyl 6y ago
Seriously, this +100000000%. King giving this much to the community with such a tiny clause that most people won't mind (you can't take their engine, make a change, and resell it) is so pedantic that I feel like there will be real
547.
by Operyl 6y ago
I guess Packet is one, there’s a couple of others who escape me right now.
548.
by Operyl 6y ago
The Dehashed indexer is extremely slow, according to their FAQ. Mine hasn’t showed up there yet either, but I was informed by HIBP. Could still be indexing I suppose.
549.
by Operyl 6y ago
Ugh. IBM bought SoftLayer and have been slowly destroying it with bureaucracy since then. I had a support agent tell me the other day "all servers become unstable after 90 days." I miss the old support team :(. These days it'
550.
by Operyl 6y ago
That’s speedy! I was quite surprised to not even see the loading bar on Safari haha.
551.
by Operyl 6y ago
> As we continue to work towards version control for Snippets, we are making a change to search for Snippets in the UI and API that removes snippet Content from search results. Title and Description will still be accessible via search an
552.
by Operyl 6y ago
The curious thing is not _everything_ is obscured. Namely, `Attorneys for Plaintiff Tesla, Inc. ` isn't. Either is `Identifying Critical Infrastructure During Covid-19` So eventually this is probably going to get indexed by Google. EDI
553.
by Operyl 6y ago
I have to wonder if there's any rules that would be violated by crap like this in the courts. It's 100% to prevent other lawyers from copy-pasting things, and that's absurd since it's defeated by OCR. It's extremely
554.
by Operyl 6y ago
I literally cannot stress how important this is. It's all fun and games until you're working from your bed, and then find that you can not stop thinking in bed and then never fall asleep. ~ Signed, someone working from home full t
555.
by Operyl 6y ago
It largely depends on what you want and where the items are in their warehouse network. Also depends on item size too it seems. A good amount of items I’m looking at I can still get next day here in Fort Lauderdale, but not everything. I wa
556.
by Operyl 6y ago
Plenty of other providers/projects are able to geo/load-balance based on many other factors, like request IP. I dunno, I just feel like it's a dumb hill to die on.
557.
by Operyl 6y ago
You're using 1.1.1.1 for your DNS resolver. Archive.is has this hatred with them, and purposely serves a bad record to Cloudflare's resolver as a "retaliation." The SSL error you're seeing is because they (that is,
558.
by Operyl 6y ago
I’m not a cult member for expressing my thoughts, I was just explaining why I felt like the naming made sense in my head.
559.
by Operyl 6y ago
It makes sense in my head, I'm "pushing the page up" with my fingers, like a long sheet of paper. EDIT: please, if you’re going to downvote me please discuss why
560.
by Operyl 6y ago
I have pretty terrible eyesight, but I did not find the font or color difficult to read here.
561.
by Operyl 6y ago
At the very least, they're not charging for anything this year. There are no packages, no tickets, etc.
562.
by Operyl 6y ago
I mean, for the first time I think them saying "in an unprecedented way" is really .. true. The "remote" WWDC experience was always kind of meh, so I'm excited to see how it being first is going to be.
563.
by Operyl 6y ago
What? Am I missing something here? EDIT: I see, you fell victim to CNET's "infinite scrolling." You scrolled into another article. Furthermore, they're not sequencing human DNA in that article you stumbled on, they'
564.
by Operyl 6y ago
You have the problem that too much information will just get skipped over by the user too. It has to be the right length of text if you want to try and get them to read it.
565.
by Operyl 6y ago
As much as I want this rumor to be true, the leaker that “leaked” this has a terrible track record. Furthermore, what he “leaked” is something already in iOS 13 thats meant to be a companion app to Xcode for some debugging stuff.
566.
by Operyl 6y ago
I can write code with it, and execute on it in some cases. For example, I find myself using Swift Playground to quickly test out some code I’m tinkering with and run it on device. Or Pythonista/the other interpreters on the App Store.
567.
by Operyl 6y ago
I dunno, seems accurate to me in this case haha.
568.
by Operyl 6y ago
I gave it gibberish and got “ Yeah. dhcherfs are very very good, let me tell you, to be perfectly honest!! the best news.”
569.
by Operyl 6y ago
HN comment sorting is weird. It’s not based solely on upvotes, as far as I can guess. Probably a mixture of upvotes/downvotes/flags much like the homepage is.
570.
by Operyl 6y ago
I thought this was common knowledge. Don’t the chains like Walmart do the exact same things?

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