TobTobXX

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   by TobTobXX 6y ago

   There's a RimWorld mod for something in that direction. Haven't checked it out though.
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   by TobTobXX 6y ago

   On some project I have used this method. It us usually one or two pure functions in a single file littered with comments. It is a complete abstraction, so it has absolutely nothing in common with the DB / UI code. Every once in a while
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   by TobTobXX 6y ago

   Yes, it's sort of a hacking competitipn where you have to read out a "flag" which can then be submitted aa solution. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wargame_%28hacking%29?wprov=sf... (mentioned in 2nd para
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   by TobTobXX 6y ago

   As a first step you could try alternative frontends. On the web invidious¹, on Android I suggest NewPipe. As a next step you could try out entirely different platforms. I personally find Peertube very appealing, because it federates with Ac
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   by TobTobXX 6y ago

   FWIW you can also subscribe to YouTube channels / Playlists (IIRC) via RSS feeds. I think they removed the official buttons, but the links still work and are easy to forge by hand.
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   by TobTobXX 6y ago

   > - indexing Youtube and other videos. It takes up to 2 days before new youtube videos show up if you search for a video. Example a mcdonalds burned down in my city a few weeks ago so I searched for videos and photos. It did not find any
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   by TobTobXX 6y ago

   Neither does the Steam application (on macOS, not on Linux AFAIK). Thanks to that I could start to live without it. ^^
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   by TobTobXX 6y ago

   I can't really interpret what "client side" means for a system update. What would be the "server side"? This would make sense, if you set up remote code execution for apple servers, but I could not imagine something
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   by TobTobXX 6y ago

   The tanks were thought to be destroyed (they weren't in use anymore) but while cleaning up a bunker/ tunnel system (idk) the reappeared. So they were lost (couldn't find them) somewhere in the process, instead of destroyed.
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    by TobTobXX 6y ago

    Fun Fact: The Swiss once lost tanks in their underground networks. Around 400. https://www.nzz.ch/maurers_schimmelnde_panzer-1.8120259
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    by TobTobXX 6y ago

    I had this plugin installed for a long time. The idea is really awesome, but it's just like debugging frameworks. Most of the time I just use console.log, or in this case the debugger instead of powerful tools. Also many times I don&#x
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    by TobTobXX 6y ago

    Also you could use the (first citizen) C++ API, which has (obviously) types. Or use one of the community supported bindings for the gdnative API. I used Rust for a short experiment and it worked nicely.
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    by TobTobXX 6y ago

    I once watched a few videos about US politics. After that YouTube just kept spanning half my recommendations with vids about USpol. While they were addicting, they didn't really interest me. I then took the effort to flag tem as '
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    by TobTobXX 6y ago

    This just redirects you to google.com with the search term entered. No different than searching on Google.
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    by TobTobXX 6y ago

    Windows XP has its source available to, yet it isn't open source. It does really depend on the license.
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    by TobTobXX 6y ago

    True, but doesn't solve the DMCA issue. Every git provider in the US would be liable if they refuse DMCA takedown notices.
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    by TobTobXX 6y ago

    Unfamiliar with FB. What are those "Events"?
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    by TobTobXX 6y ago

    I previously used NodeJS for this, but I missed the system integration you get from python/bash (eg. taking screenshots or playing sounds). Slowly I'm getting faster in Rust (it does require a particular mental model). What really
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    by TobTobXX 6y ago

    > I only used godaddy once because I couldn't get the tld on namecheap. Interesting... I'd love to get a .as domain, but Namecheap don't offer that. Does GoDaddy have more TLDs or where would you suggest to look for obscur
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    by TobTobXX 6y ago

    Kubernetes would be my guess... Especially k3s, which has a low footprint is suited for rbpis.
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    by TobTobXX 6y ago

    Something like https://lobste.rs/ ?
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    by TobTobXX 6y ago

    I think this might be intentional functionality to reduce expensive search operations. Now I'm not 100% sure on this, but search engine caches aren't useful if they can't be reused, thus they also serve results of previous qu