PinkMilkshake

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by PinkMilkshake 3y ago
This was a class of tool I didn't even know existed until recently. After Windows 11 came out I switched to Linux Mint, discovered Warpinator, and now I have one less problem in my life.
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by PinkMilkshake 3y ago
> and miles driven That may unfairly impact people who already cannot afford to live close to where the jobs are.
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by PinkMilkshake 3y ago
Very cool idea. I wonder if the design is a reference to the star-nosed mole. Appropriate for a blind camera!
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by PinkMilkshake 3y ago
I think it's the Tcl part that's more interesting. Like how Wings 3D is written in Erlang.
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by PinkMilkshake 3y ago
Is there a specific reason why Mac is particularly good for this? One possible reason. I remember talking to a tech who worked for a company that made information kiosks. The kiosks ran Windows, but on a Mac Mini. He told me the reason was
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by PinkMilkshake 3y ago
This feels like some Sapir–Whorf type thing. The software can do anything, yet you can’t help but act as if there is some constraint because it doesn’t cleanly map to language.
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by PinkMilkshake 3y ago
I don't really know how to go about asking this, so I'll just ask it. No disrespect intended. What do you mean when you say around eight? Are there like hidden or incomplete/developing selves?
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by PinkMilkshake 4y ago
Not much at home anymore but I use them extensively at work. They are the only way to maintain sanity while using SharePoint. I even export them and share them with colleagues because I got frustrated with how often meetings got stalled whi
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by PinkMilkshake 4y ago
You can remove any subset of packages. On any new Windows 10 install I typically do something like: Get-AppxPackage *alarm* | Remove-AppPackage Get-AppxPackage *help* | Remove-AppPackage Get-AppxPackage *xbox* | Remove-AppPackage
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by PinkMilkshake 4y ago
I am reading a book on fuzzy logic that was translated from Japanese. The translation is quite bad and difficult to read. At one point it was talking about calculus and mentioned Newton and "Ripunitz". It took me a minute to work
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by PinkMilkshake 4y ago
> I do think no one even remotely saw this coming. This is just outside of your time range but Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty came out in 2001, and predicted much of this. The main example of this pertains to the plot and the
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by PinkMilkshake 4y ago
Another good one is Super Kaiju Dunk City . [1] [1] http://radmars.com/superkaijudunkcity/submission/
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by PinkMilkshake 4y ago
It was 13. I only remember because that was when I first started learning about computers, and I needed them many times. My Mom loved me.
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by PinkMilkshake 4y ago
PowerShell 7, 108 chars 0..2e9|%{date(date 0).AddSeconds($_)-f 'yy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss'}|?{$_-match'(.)(.)-(.)(.)-(.)(.) \6\5:\4\3:\2\1'}
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by PinkMilkshake 4y ago
I have to agree, this is a pointless battle. It doesn't matter what DA does or doesn't do. If your art is on the internet, it will be used to train AI. It's not even that it's an inevitable future, it's already the
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by PinkMilkshake 4y ago
Despite what others have replied, you're right. Both of those techniques are used a lot. Still plenty of people doing it by hand, but you can achieve some really interesting results by "faking it".
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by PinkMilkshake 4y ago
This guy uses the technique a lot with fantastic results: https://youtu.be/KPoeNZZ6H4s?t=861
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by PinkMilkshake 4y ago
It solves so many problems for them. No piracy, no second-hand sales, no public libraries, no cheating, and perfect player stats. They can take the game away whenever they want, and make you pay for it again in the future.
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by PinkMilkshake 4y ago
I've created a bunch of flows that log information from forms into lists, track submissions, move files around, etc. It's been very useful. But I still struggle to understand SharePoint. I've survived by maintaining a well-or
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by PinkMilkshake 4y ago
I still have my Firefox phones. I cannot bring myself to throw them away and let go of the dream.
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by PinkMilkshake 4y ago
I [...] don't [...] like [...] helping a stranger. That's not very nice. The world would be a better place if we helped strangers more.
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by PinkMilkshake 4y ago
A decent strategy is to use the results of the last click to choose your next click. Win money, click right, lose money, click left.
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by PinkMilkshake 4y ago
That might be specific to where you are from. I can only speak for Australia and New Zealand, but "Hi" is perfectly acceptable. Unnecessarily formal speech can come across as disingenuous, and maybe a little patronizing. Although
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by PinkMilkshake 4y ago
For smaller (less than NZ$30,000) civil matters we have the Disputes Tribunal[1]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disputes_Tribunal
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by PinkMilkshake 4y ago
https://devforum.play.date/t/doom-on-playdate/852
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by PinkMilkshake 4y ago
The closest thing to this I know of is The Forgotten City. It has some fantasy elements and the city itself isn't a real one. Premise: "The Forgotten City is a narrative-driven time loop adventure in ancient Rome. Discover the rui
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by PinkMilkshake 5y ago
> That's really hard to answer, because in practice there seems to be "indie" and AAA, and no words in between. There are some. III and AA come to mind.
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by PinkMilkshake 5y ago
I was going to post something very similar. Japans relationship with technology feels quite different to me. It seems like if you look at any particular example, you'll see it was advanced until it was simple, reliable, and cheap and t
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by PinkMilkshake 5y ago
Don't change color, kitty. Keep your color, kitty. Stay that pretty gray.
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by PinkMilkshake 5y ago
Sure. Of the three examples I gave, when you download them, you get a single executable file with no dependencies. After you've done some programming, you hit compile and they produce a single executable file with no dependencies. I&#x

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