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Ruthalas
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You're probably right, but I'm honestly a bit disappointed. That would have been quite the rabbit hole to research.
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4y ago
Access times can number in the years, but durability is good!
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4y ago
Unified-nlp is another option to replace the Google location backbend. It similarly allows you to select location options or build your own local database.
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4y ago
In some contexts (ex: vocal performances), the word may be pronounced 'thee' prior to words beginning with vowels, and 'thuh' prior to words beginning with consonants.
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4y ago
It'd be great if this worked well with podgrab[1]. I'll have to check if the folder structure it creates will work with this. [1] https://github.com/akhilrex/podgrab
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4y ago
To be fair, $300 in peanuts is a lot of peanuts!
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4y ago
I think there's a point where it feels like it's gone beyond simple price discrimination to leveraging hundreds of employees and millions of dollars to actively manipulate and exploit a player base that is often substantially comp
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4y ago
The problem with this is that games designed to be monetized this way are going to build their progression, reward-systems, cosmetic systems, grind balance, etc. around it. So the players who are "paying what they want (mostly zero)&qu
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4y ago
This comment makes me sad. Primarily because you are correct. I think a nice addition at the bottom would be the addendum, "if the goal is maximise profit at all costs and there is no regard for their customer-base beyond how effective
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I think a big part the problem is that of you include a cash shop of some sort in your game, the incentive immediately shifts to maximize the grind as much as your players are likely to tolerate. The more you can successfully push this, the
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4y ago
Several of the reports I've read indicate some p2w mechanics don't even unlock until higher levels, and so are not immediately apparent. How far in are you?
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4y ago
My approach with control was to max out two skills (floating, throwing stuff) and ignore the rest of the systems almost entirely. I upgraded the single gun I used. Fortunately this was viable and the game doesn't punish you for not eng
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4y ago
I appreciate your contrition of contention.
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4y ago
Thank you!
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4y ago
Can you provide a source for the contact list scraping? I currently use FairEmail, so that's a concern for me, but I'd not heard that it was happening in this conversation so far.
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4y ago
In this case, is 'uphill' referring to 'away from a gravity well'?
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4y ago
Seems unlikely, given how heavily they are relying on Usenet.
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4y ago
I, for one, appreciated this joke. :)
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4y ago
Is this possible right now, or close to possible? Last I checked we couldn't really achieve that at meaningful scale. (Or do you simply mean this sort of XR is useless until we get decent holography?)
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4y ago
I second this. I opened a tab to give it a try, but backed out when I had to provide an email to see how it played. Assuming I enjoyed it, I'd then be motivated to make an account to keep track of my play.
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4y ago
I can vouch for alass working quite well about 70% of the time. It's very convenient when it does.
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4y ago
To be fair, while he's clearly a bad presenter, at least I generally get the feeling that Elon is genuinely passionate about what he's presenting on, while Zuck generally gives off heavily polished PR speak vibes. I definitely fin
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4y ago
I haven't seen it. What pitch would you give me as a possibly-interested viewer?
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5y ago
I just keep a "cook book" of common commands I've gathered from SO so I don't need to search each time to refresh my memory.
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5y ago
There are also some DIY versions of this, often in the form of ankle bracelets. Lehpt Anonym, a 'biohacker' even planned to implant a similar device in their leg[1], though I don't know if they succeeded. [1] https:/&#x
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5y ago
I enjoyed his main channel content, but found the first few episodes of the podcast to be a little rough going because they had a strong focus on complaining about the people complaining about their lack of safety measures. (Which just wasn
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5y ago
youtube-dlp, a popular fork, has support for downloading comments! I think the output format is json, so not the cleanest to simply read though.
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5y ago
Just to chime in, Google will happily ignore your recovery email if your fingerprint has changed significantly. This happened the last time I moved, and it's very irritating.
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5y ago
Just as another data point, I use and enjoy NewPipe, but definitely experience the first two points listed above- I get crashes and failures to load not infrequently. Perhaps a hardware issue, or NewPipe handles spotty connections poorly or
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5y ago
I'd like to second waffleiron's opinion. I'd pay twice the yearly cost or more if it was a one-time purchase. A subscription model is an immediate pass though. Edit: Dev clarifies elsewhere that the license is perpetual and s
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