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TazeTSchnitzel
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https://github.com/ValveSoftware/halflife on the other hand is the full Half-Life (GoldSrc) engine, but it's not quite an open license.
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OpenAI would probably still have some kind of claim against a company that did that.
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> I spent the last two weeks glued to the screen most of the time, to a degree I have never experienced before, With respect, a single period of manic hyperfocus is not what makes a project, it is being in it for the long-haul and puttin
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I will admit that I don't like vibecoded things, but perhaps I must stomach that AI will be writing a lot in this brave new era. However, when the commit history has stuff like v0.5.0: native backends, software renderer, text input
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And Meta have made their social media platforms anti-social. Once upon a time, Facebook was primarily a place to keep up with your friends. But now it's trying to divert you away from people you actually know and instead try to make yo
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Forcing social media apps to have a less addictive design is a much better way to protect young people's brains than a social media age limit is (and frankly adults need help here too).
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Isn't 誘惑 more like “allure, temptation, seduction”?
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How to call Linux code from a Wine process
(arcanenibble.com)
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A few years ago, I signed up for an Apple Watch eSIM plan (which is a special type of eSIM plan that Apple make cell carriers agree to offer as an add-on to a normal cell subscription for your iPhone, and there is no other way go get an e
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If you're going to throw AI at the problem, couldn't you get it to port the real Windows CE shell ?
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If I have to look at yet another website with this same fucking AI-generated theme I'm gonna have to kill somebody.
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I²S is a remarkably simple design. There's no protocol handshakes, it's just raw PCM. I like how it's designed so sender and receiver can use totally different sample bit-depths (in either direction) without any incompatibili
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The “Table of Contents” in the article ( https://mainmatter.com/c-to-rust-migration-book/ ) looks like the very basic stuff and not especially interesting, but then the headings in the book itself ( https://mai
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In my experience the amount of buffering you get for USB MIDI seems to be highly variable. I've had incredibly frustrating problems with mysteriously vanishing commands with two different USB-MIDI adapters on macOS (to the point I wo
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The OP's article and replies in the comments here seem like someone who's comparing an idealised view of what Bluesky could be versus a cynical view of what Mastodon currently is. This troubles me because it overlooks the massive
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I've always thought the JR logo looked like 駅, the kanji for “train station”, and assumed it was deliberate. Perhaps that was a factor in them settling on the JR name?
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Anubis doesn't rely on spying on the user.
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Aktiebolag is the overwhelmingly most common company form in Sweden and similar to common corporation forms in many other countries. It's not the same thing as a US LLC, which is a strange entity that has pass-through taxation. Which i
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These are very nostalgic. The way Apple's emoji look has subtly changed since then.
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You can watch the TV programme here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PNR0Q97TtRU
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macOS has been drawing unhinted text for an eternity, and for those who can tolerate it on low-DPI screens, it's a great thing: the letter shapes look the same at all sizes, and the spacing between letters is consistent at all sizes.
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I would rather see native browser support for the familiar MHTML ( https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=40873 ) than creating a brand new format that does the same thing. The AI slop homepage is really offputting too.
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SDL has always made it easy to directly present a software buffer of pixels to the screen. I'm not sure why someone would want to use the renderer/texture thing for this use case.
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The minimal look feels very refreshing, and yet it's not disorienting like many minimal web git UIs are in my experience; I actually feel like I know how to navigate this thing. Site feels very snappy too, especially with those instant
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The implication is that Nasdaq (company) changed the rules for the Nasdaq 100 (index) in order to get the listing on Nasdaq (stock exchange).
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That must be the first time in a very long time that I've seen something claim to support PHP 4.
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Why should they lock their customers out of their own devices?
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If you had read the article, you would have seen its answer to this.
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When the new edition rolls around that swaps to the new type, I expect a bunch of libraries are going to get really annoying to use. And vice-versa for new libraries with the old editions.
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With a few exceptions, those labels do not mean that the product has actually been tested or actually complies with the standard. They are a self-certification: CE means “I promise this complies with European norms”, but the entity deciding
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