TheFreim

7 ms·

31.
by TheFreim 1y ago
I would note that they do provide quite an immense amount of value to developers. Achievements, transferable inventory system, multi-player (steam networking), among other things. The 30% cut still feels high, especially since most games ca
32.
Official Response to Recent Arch Linux Services Outages(archlinux.org)
4 points by TheFreim 1y ago|0 comments
33.
2030: Privacy's Dead. What happens next? [video](youtube.com)
1 points by TheFreim 1y ago|0 comments
34.
Scittle: Execute ClojureScript directly from browser script tags(babashka.org)
27 points by TheFreim 1y ago|0 comments
35.
by TheFreim 1y ago
Flatpak is unambiguously and undeniably free and open source software and the fact that you think it isn't demonstrates that you have been misinformed. The Flatpak project is licensed with the LGPL. Furthermore, the vast majority of so
36.
by TheFreim 1y ago
> Others can just run a distro for people who believe in open source software. What about Flatpak is contrary to open source software as you seem imply? Flatpak itself is free software, so is most of the software packaged with it. There
37.
Against Breathalyzers(newpolity.com)
2 points by TheFreim 1y ago|0 comments
38.
Tool Time Session: Emacs Basics [video](youtube.com)
1 points by TheFreim 1y ago|0 comments
39.
AnduinOS(anduinos.com)
146 points by TheFreim 1y ago|217 comments
40.
by TheFreim 1y ago
I use Syncthing to sync between multiple devices, it works without issue. You could also pay for Obsidian Sync. This has the added benefit of being officially supported and it funds the development of the software.
41.
AI on Top(newpolity.com)
1 points by TheFreim 1y ago|0 comments
42.
AI Chatbots Are Evil(newpolity.com)
3 points by TheFreim 1y ago|0 comments
43.
Godot Foundation Welcomes JetBrains as Platinum Sponsor(godotengine.org)
2 points by TheFreim 1y ago|0 comments
44.
Adopt a Highway(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by TheFreim 1y ago|0 comments
45.
New Math by Tom Lehrer(tomlehrersongs.com)
4 points by TheFreim 1y ago|1 comments
46.
Medieval Myths Bingo(fakehistoryhunter.net)
3 points by TheFreim 1y ago|0 comments
47.
by TheFreim 1y ago
> We’ve just been informed that in threatening situations there is no time to chamber a round, but cops are simultaneously supposed to take the time to evaluate the threat to their safety. I think you have misunderstood the order of oper
48.
by TheFreim 1y ago
> I have limited knowledge of guns. I understood that they had a physical safety switch that had to be manipulated before the firearm could be used. Is that the case? Some handguns have manual safety switches, others don't. For exam
49.
by TheFreim 1y ago
> I've been in my fair share of sus situations in my life and they've been either telegraphed (people starting with yelling, then intimidation, then getting into personal space) or ambiguous. The problem is that in a "sus
50.
by TheFreim 1y ago
> people posting talking about combat rolling and chambering after their assailant misses a shot. what the fuck lmao I generally try to show them a little bit of grace. For many people their sole exposure to firearms is through video gam
51.
by TheFreim 1y ago
This might be the impression one gets from watching movies or television shows, but its not reality. Anyone who has either trained with a handgun, or even just viewed videos of real-world confrontations will know that this isn't the ca
52.
by TheFreim 1y ago
> But it sounds like one big "no girls allowed" kind of treehouse There is absolutely nothing wrong with this. It's actually completely fine, and good, for people to voluntarily form social groups based on a shared interes
53.
by TheFreim 1y ago
My bank uses a fraud detection system that calls you if suspicious activity is detected on your account. It then asks you to call back a number to verify the account activity. Every time they call, they provide a different callback number.
54.
by TheFreim 1y ago
> Now this proposal requires you to also continually release your server code. This is not accurate. From the FAQ: > Q: Won't this consumer action result in the end of "live service" games? > A: No, the market demand
55.
by TheFreim 1y ago
> Someone please build an RDF triple store on top of XTDB to get the immutability and easy time travel. What do the current XTDB across-time queries lack in this regard? I am under the impression that XTDB already supports what you'
56.
XTDB 2.0 is Now Generally Available(github.com)
9 points by TheFreim 1y ago|4 comments
57.
by TheFreim 1y ago
I've been using Borg for a while, I've been thinking about looking at the backup utility space again to see what is out there. What backup utilities do you all use and recommend?
58.
What if we were taught transducers first?(clojurecivitas.github.io)
3 points by TheFreim 1y ago|0 comments
59.
by TheFreim 1y ago
Punishing honest students by ensuring that they will fail unless they cheat is an absurd solution. In school I went to great lengths to do my work well and on my own. It was disheartening to see other students openly cheat and do well, but
60.
Vatican Website Redesign(vatica.va)
1 points by TheFreim 1y ago|1 comments

More ›