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by S-E-P 4y ago
This is pretty awesome news! I’m happy to see them doing well. I remember playing DF a bit in college and just blown away by the devs and their undying love for the game, all whilst doing it for free no doubt.
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by S-E-P 4y ago
I’m vibing
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by S-E-P 4y ago
You devil! I'm pretty sure I remember running into a file that looked like that and a quick poke around showed it wasn't anything valid. Funny how these things work since I'm pretty sure I remember running into it around 2008
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by S-E-P 4y ago
At least you know that programmer is going to make it very hard for those who try to maintain their work after they are gone. :)
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by S-E-P 5y ago
It's probably been clicked previously.
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by S-E-P 5y ago
That’s kind of hilarious but gross all at the same time
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by S-E-P 6y ago
I would argue that what is described in this post is inherent in all social networks. The wonderful thing about the Fediverse is that depending on the node you connect to, or the people you choose to federate with (in the event that you hav
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by S-E-P 6y ago
I’m currently working on a project for a local-first SaaS company They have perpetual licensing (optionally you can subscribe monthly if you don’t want to pay everything upfront) and it really does put power in the user’s hands It’s fast
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by S-E-P 6y ago
I'm having ncurses flashbacks hardcore right about now. Great work :)
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by S-E-P 6y ago
Glad they stopped, but it probably wasn’t necessary Good regardless, I’ve been thinking about quitting
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by S-E-P 6y ago
The idea that a VC is experiencing unfairness is a shocking revelation... Not like a large majority of VCs are completely selfish or anything.
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by S-E-P 6y ago
And you have the guarantee that the dev will actually keep working and refining instead of all the drama mastodon finds themselves in Pleroma does what Mastodon’t
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by S-E-P 6y ago
I agree, Pleroma is better though. Just use that. Gargron has shown that they do not care much for the community or the greater fediverse at large. Pleroma also is cleaner code-wise so there's that, more active dev and lightweight rel
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by S-E-P 6y ago
I have a slight question, why is the install binary 150+ MB? How many libraries you got?
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by S-E-P 7y ago
The linked Medium article (when talking about npm) was what I expected, but gives wonderful examples of just how bad it's gotten. For those who don't want to dig, one example was Ember.js, which has a dependency called "glimm
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by S-E-P 7y ago
Not in the slightest. WSL is capable for most things. Wine in 2001 was not usable
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by S-E-P 7y ago
My snark more comes from years of trudging through some pretty horrible experiences as well as a slew of mental problems. I live with trauma that I deal with on a daily basis. Paranoia for days and a lot of pain. I dont salute those who ta
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by S-E-P 7y ago
You’re sense of “freedom” is kind of fucked. Don’t load questions like that, it’s painfully annoying. Anyway death is not freedom; what good is freedom when you aren’t around to enjoy it? Foolish notion
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by S-E-P 7y ago
The ends don’t justify the means. Sometimes to live and suffer a fate worse than death is better to die. Also I hate this idea the they’re making death slick. And the way the article is romanticizing a man who will assist you in, for many;
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by S-E-P 7y ago
I remember, years ago, when VLC was fairly unknown and my dad asked if I knew what VLC was... he was convinced it was adware as he had never seen it before and when you clicked on it, nothing really happened. I looked it up after he uninsta
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by S-E-P 7y ago
Later down the thread it shows that OVH Hosting's reputation is probably the reason why it's marked as spam. https://talosintelligence.com/reputation_center/lookup?searc... ^ pretty nifty look at how your nei
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by S-E-P 7y ago
> And remember that it is in a VPN provider's best interest to log their users - it lets them deflect blame to the customer, if they ever were to get into legal trouble. Hmmm? If you don't have record of it, the courts don&#x2
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by S-E-P 7y ago
worst case this is just a good recommendation
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by S-E-P 7y ago
well of course. As someone in an area with a lot of smoke, I'm much more irritable
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by S-E-P 7y ago
I've seen it happen, though it sounds like someone is over exaggerating women's reaction to their ugly mug. But yeah, I knew a woman that said anyone who smiled at her was creepy if she didn't like them they exist.
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by S-E-P 7y ago
This is the talk in 2016 they referenced https://youtu.be/33bouyeSh-w It's a little cringy, but gives you an idea of who they were dealing with. The sentencing is harsh to say the least.
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by S-E-P 7y ago
This is for when an attacker has physical access, as in they can just pull the information from the drive (by mounting the drive to another OS, i.e. from USB), without any restriction from the Windows OS
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by S-E-P 7y ago
It's still very rude not to respond to someone's efforts just because they took extra time to get things right. But yeah, as another commenter said, they gave two weeks and it seems like a multiparter.
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by S-E-P 8y ago
What a shock
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by S-E-P 8y ago
I use r2 almost all the time, it's just so fast and convenient, and it makes working with Binary Ninja easier. Also use IDA when all else fails. And the decompiler is dope for IDA

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