Suppafly

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by Suppafly 7mo ago
>Try creating a 1:1 dupe of a Hermes bag or a Rolex and see how their legal team reacts That happens all the time, as long as you don't put their logos on your thing, there isn't shit they can do about it.
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by Suppafly 7mo ago
>Back when OpenTTD first released, it was a decompile (?) of TTD that loaded the assets of the game itself. Source? I don't think that's ever been true.
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by Suppafly 7mo ago
>Imagine if you were Atari. You've bought the rights to Transport Tycoon Deluxe from Chris Sawyer and want to sell the game up on Steam. Then you see OpenTTD (the exact same game except better in every way) also on Steam for free. W
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by Suppafly 7mo ago
>Atari is very kind to say you can keep distributing a fan game How are they kind for agreeing to something they have no control over in the first place. OpenTTD doesn't use any IP that Atari has any ownership over.
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by Suppafly 7mo ago
Sideloading things into Steam is different than having them be a real Steam app. This totally fucks over new players. I hope those donations to OpenTTD were worth it.
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by Suppafly 7mo ago
What a weird bootlicking POV. Atari has no real standing to even ask for this to happen and I suspect if they hadn't agreed to donate to OpenTTD, the OpenTTD folks would be singing a different tune.
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by Suppafly 7mo ago
>Exchanging files in ODF seems much more frictionless to me than in DOCX. How so? Any program that can open ODF should be able to handle DOCX, both are open formats.
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by Suppafly 7mo ago
Sure, but screenshots get people hyped to try things out.
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by Suppafly 7mo ago
I was really surprised they didn't even bother to have screenshots. Screenshots always tempt me to try different distros and desktop environments.
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by Suppafly 7mo ago
>Because their home went up in value, should they be expected to sell the house, just to pay the taxes, and get pushed back to a rental? Not that it's always necessarily ideal, but presumably they could sell the house and buy one in
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by Suppafly 7mo ago
My town had a couple of guys that ran Amiga BBSs
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by Suppafly 7mo ago
>Rachel's article as well as other comments here indicate that you could not. That's because she doesn't know what she's talking about.
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by Suppafly 7mo ago
It's because it's someone that wasn't around during that time geeking out over something they weren't a part of and making stupid assumptions.
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by Suppafly 7mo ago
>It's likely that one box in this picture equals one "node", which serviced exactly one phone line at a time, and thus one user at a time. Not really, plenty of BBS systems would allow several connections on one machine. I
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by Suppafly 7mo ago
>Only a tiny amount of apps force you into hardware attestation Or basically anything to do with work, even if it's just clocking in and out or 2-factor verifying for login purposes.
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by Suppafly 7mo ago
This, I submit photos and corrections to maps all the time, because those photos and corrections help me as well as other people. I derive way more benefit than I personally provide but I'm OK with that and google is too.
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by Suppafly 7mo ago
Wired headphones are the top reason I've bought Moto phones the last two times.
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by Suppafly 7mo ago
What's next? Arizona tea losing to Arizona the state?
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by Suppafly 8mo ago
Anyone know what company it was that he was competing with? I tangentially support one of these cloud drone systems, and it's pretty shitty for the price.
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by Suppafly 8mo ago
>None of it addressed the core issue: they’d trained an entire generation of customers to think of Red Robin as the place where service is terrible. 100% this.
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by Suppafly 8mo ago
>Bluesky is the second kind of decentralized. But why do we keep getting articles trying to convince us that it needs to be the first kind?
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by Suppafly 8mo ago
Does anyone still use Objective-C for new development? It's essentially an Apple specific language and Apple doesn't even want you to use it anymore.
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by Suppafly 8mo ago
>No the solution is hiring American workers This, I don't understand how we have tons of un- and underemployed American workers and yet somehow businesses have convinced the government that they need to import workers.
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by Suppafly 8mo ago
> Why are people disconnecting or destroying their Ring cameras? I don't believe that they are in large numbers.
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by Suppafly 8mo ago
>For a country like NL where there’s high homogeneity, probably works out. Except there is also a way higher probability of being related to a random person there.
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by Suppafly 8mo ago
> If I'm friendly, responsible, honest, not poor, do sports, learn new things, keep the house clean, then the fuck more you want. I know people like this, but they also are unlucky in love because they also have negative attitudes a
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by Suppafly 8mo ago
I just scanned the linked article but it seems like it reduces the amount of tokens the agents would have to parse quite a bit.
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by Suppafly 8mo ago
A Stanford Experiment, no not that Stanford experiment.
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by Suppafly 8mo ago
>They received an ad for the NFL Sunday Ticket I don't believe them.
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by Suppafly 8mo ago
Paul Graham writing about taste, the jokes write themselves.

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