Repulsion9513

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by Repulsion9513 2y ago
I don't like number because it makes it harder to copy-paste from vim. LOL (Although I've now left copy-pastability behind a bit with `list listchars=tab:··▸`... Maybe I should try them again)
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by Repulsion9513 2y ago
You can of course get plenty of "refactor" plugins for vim out there but I've never found a need for one. Even in more complex codebases with multiple instances of a local variable like you mention, I tend to do more "fi
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by Repulsion9513 2y ago
A lot of these are nice, but honestly, why not use the arrow keys? You can prefix them with a number just the same as `hjkl`, and jump around by words with Ctrl, just like you're already used to. Taking the first example I would instea
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by Repulsion9513 2y ago
That's unlikely to be accepted for other reasons. Putting a limit means most will approach that limit, and those that exceed the limit will be even more unaffordable. Plus no one will agree on what the limit should be. Which makes them
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by Repulsion9513 2y ago
Ignoring any other issues here let's look at the article: > people who were admitted to the hospital Ah yes, because there's no other way to get large medical debt. Not like an ambulance and ER stay alone will be high. > in
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by Repulsion9513 2y ago
Nah, much more common that "SmartScreen" will assume they're malware and throw up a big warning prompt (which the user will say "can't be bypassed" because they didn't click "More info").
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by Repulsion9513 2y ago
> Luckily, there was one capture of the jar on MediaFire from oddly recently (Jan 23 2024). Why is that lucky? The MediaFire link is still live anyway.
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by Repulsion9513 2y ago
If it doesn't get enough traffic to make advertising appealing to any actual advertisers then how is Google advertising on it? Oh right advertisers pay a price based on the amount of traffic so less traffic means even less cost for the
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by Repulsion9513 2y ago
> and businesses approaching them > but it isn't a monopoly!!!11
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by Repulsion9513 2y ago
Dead simple until you consider that you have to (a) buy a new phone (b) transfer all your passkeys (c) transfer all your apps (and find replacements for those that don't exist on both platforms) (d) transfer all your data/log in t
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by Repulsion9513 2y ago
Embrace: include HTML Extend: add ActiveX Yeah, it is.
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by Repulsion9513 2y ago
Per https://www.dhs.gov/sites/default/files/2023-11/2023_0818_pl... (table 1, "PERSONS OBTAINING LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT STATUS: FISCAL YEARS 1820 TO 2022"), legal immigration seems to have s
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by Repulsion9513 2y ago
The case you're referencing has nothing to do with how the password is provided and rather with the fact that the existence of the evidence was a foregone conclusion. (Of course, if it was really a foregone conclusion then the question
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by Repulsion9513 2y ago
Indeed it does not. But that also doesn't mean this legal mitigation is either useful or worthwhile.
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by Repulsion9513 2y ago
> 4-5 times during 100-150 hours of gameplay Great, thanks for proving my point! If you had played CP at release, how many times would it have crashed? Do you really think it would have taken them another 12 years to get to the point the
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by Repulsion9513 2y ago
> "perfect" > perfect See the difference?
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by Repulsion9513 2y ago
Ah right that's why no games existed two decades ago.
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by Repulsion9513 2y ago
> You won't even see 10% of the bugs lurking in your game without releasing it to a wider audience, no matter how long you worked on it or how good your QA process is (that's what Steam's Early Access is for after all). Ju
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by Repulsion9513 2y ago
IDK, seems to me like studios did just fine putting release-quality games out at release 15-20 years ago shrug "rare" LOL
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by Repulsion9513 2y ago
Uhh, no, the games we got 15 years ago and before were definitely just as fun.
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by Repulsion9513 2y ago
> Evidence suggests otherwise. Of all demographics, gamers appear to be the most tolerant of buggy software. Evidence suggests otherwise. Of all demographics, game studios appear to be the most tolerant of buggy software. bladeblablabla
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by Repulsion9513 2y ago
Or the app store and libs (and apps) weren't ready yet and they wanted to get the iPhone out the door to enjoy being first mover.
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by Repulsion9513 2y ago
PWAs are crap, almost as bad as "native" applications that secretly bundle an entire browser.
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by Repulsion9513 2y ago
Option 3: just because it is perfectly legal does not mean it should be. Of course in most cases like this it's actually been illegal for over a century.
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by Repulsion9513 2y ago
So... Meta might not choose to develop a messenger? Or maybe they would choose to use someone else's system (since again it's open and interoperable)? I'm sorry, where's the issue here?
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by Repulsion9513 2y ago
> there has been no embrace or extend Embrace: include SMS Extend: add iMessage
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by Repulsion9513 2y ago
It's almost like having the rental market controlled by Airbnb instead of myriad local hotels is a bad thing (Or to take another example of the operate-blatantly-illegally-until-you-bribe-your-way-to-legalization and loss-lead-til-mono
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by Repulsion9513 2y ago
So to extrapolate, you're fine with your grandma being scammed by Apple so long as she can't (but actually can) be scammed in other ways?
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by Repulsion9513 2y ago
Oh no! People will have to install a store from a developer they trust which contains products from that developer they trust in order to install those products from that developer they trust! How unsafe! This is absolutely removing options
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by Repulsion9513 2y ago
> So what you want is to remove the option of safety from those that want it because you personally do not see the need for it Huh? No one's forcing them to install F-Droid for crying out loud. If you want what Apple does, then use

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