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151.
by Pay08 5mo ago
It's an accusation that has been going around for a while, but I've never seen it substantiated.
152.
by Pay08 5mo ago
I certainly wouldn't be surprised if they were.
153.
by Pay08 5mo ago
"The Fibonacci sequence is just addition of specific numbers, what's the problem?"
154.
by Pay08 5mo ago
How on earth is Actions a downside?
155.
by Pay08 5mo ago
Yeah, that's a very... interesting definition of "bold". One might argue that since operating inside a regulated environment is so out of his comfort zone, setting up shop in the EU would be the bold thing to do.
156.
by Pay08 5mo ago
I meant the carousel.
157.
by Pay08 5mo ago
And various games from Asia were already doing lootboxes in video game form since about the time Valve was founded.
158.
by Pay08 5mo ago
You can buy the rotating banner at the top.
159.
by Pay08 5mo ago
Although not in its modern iteration.
160.
by Pay08 5mo ago
Which game of theirs has paid-for currency? I don't think you get more points with Dota Plus.
161.
by Pay08 5mo ago
I've only been on the student side of this (with Hebrew), but that has been my experience as well. These sorts of books can work, but it needs extraordinarily good teachers to do so.
162.
by Pay08 5mo ago
I thought they already did a decade ago.
163.
by Pay08 5mo ago
I certainly hope you don't automatically update.
164.
by Pay08 5mo ago
Is that counting Steam's DRM?
165.
by Pay08 5mo ago
I think that used to be the case years ago but isn't anymore.
166.
by Pay08 5mo ago
> I would expect more people to be aware of this You'd be very surprised.
167.
by Pay08 5mo ago
I wonder how come GNU tar never added them. I have to assume someone has brought the problem to their attention before.
168.
by Pay08 5mo ago
Qt's license really isn't hard to figure out. If it's free software, you use the free software license. If it's propietary/commercial, you use the propietary license.
169.
by Pay08 5mo ago
This is downright misinformation. There are no 100kb Windows programs that work for 20 years. Every single program on Windows ships half of the system libraries again, just for use by itself. Microsoft couldn't be bothered to version t
170.
by Pay08 5mo ago
CMake support in Qt is perfectly fine nowadays. There are some (optional) custom commands you can use, but generally it's just plain CMake.
171.
by Pay08 5mo ago
I gave up because I couldn't see a way to make the program consistent. The path issues were the most immediate concern, yes, but not the only one. I really wanted a consistent UI because there are few things that irritate me more than
172.
by Pay08 5mo ago
No. What all of those dates had in common wasn't the USA or Israel, it was protests by the Iranian population. Yes, blackout to prevent OSINT is a thing. That's not why they were doing them in 2019, 2022, and 2024 and it's no
173.
by Pay08 5mo ago
Is that why they did similar blackouts in 2019, 2022, and 2024 too?
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by Pay08 5mo ago
No, at the very worst I could have done it on a different thread (although I don't expect to have needed to). Since I initially planned on supporting 3 different init systems (systemd, Shepherd, and OpenRC) which are all used on wildly
175.
by Pay08 5mo ago
It really is a problem, across Microsoft as a whole. I had to ditch VS after the constant popups finally pissed me off enough.
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by Pay08 5mo ago
I tried making a similar project using Qt that would support a host of different init systems, but I unfortunately found that due to the available APIs and differing architectures of the different init systems, a consistent UI was really di
177.
by Pay08 5mo ago
According to the link, the message changing isn't visible to the user in any way (besides running a git log after the fact).
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by Pay08 5mo ago
I've never heard of git commits being used in a legal case, do you have any examples?
179.
by Pay08 5mo ago
The ARMA 3 devs actually almost went to prison for photographing military installations.
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by Pay08 5mo ago
What are different things?

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