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by abcd_f 1y ago
It bears repeating - While all games delisted at MC/Visa demands were from the rape and/or incest nsfw genre (and that should've not been on Steam to begin with), it still set a dangerous precedent as the game selection crite
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by abcd_f 1y ago
He actually says just that! Basically, he says that he was approached by some random person and was gifted a copy of The Hobbit. This person turned out to be an illustrator of translated edition (same as at the OP's link) and he made B
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by abcd_f 1y ago
Your solution does absolutely nothing to address privacy concerns with "glassholes".
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by abcd_f 1y ago
> he was certainly not thinking U.S. values Damn. I wasn't sure if you were trolling above and now it's clear that you were.
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by abcd_f 1y ago
Pretty much all spaced rep systems except for Anki structure their data this way - an editable data atom with flashcards auto-derived from it, on template or otherwise.
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by abcd_f 1y ago
> User-Extensible Rank Polymorphism > IMO this is what makes something an array language. Great to hear. So what is it?
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by abcd_f 1y ago
* corollary
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by abcd_f 1y ago
In 135 bytes ! This is right there in the mad scientist territory. Incredible, pure bananas.
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by abcd_f 1y ago
Sales' commissions and servers' tips is an apples-to-oranges comparison.
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by abcd_f 1y ago
The most coherent thing to do would be to give out a spray-painted "gold" memorial Trump medal, made in China. And then charge for shipping.
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by abcd_f 1y ago
Don't forget to add /s after every joke though. This is mandatory.
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by abcd_f 1y ago
Sure. Still doesn't make "cheap price" a valid combo.
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by abcd_f 1y ago
"High speeds"
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by abcd_f 1y ago
Cheap means "low in price", so "cheap price" makes no sense. Fast means "of a high speed", so it's the same here.
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by abcd_f 1y ago
Cheap means "low in price". Price can't be "low in price", it can be just "low".
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by abcd_f 1y ago
It appears that the data is relayed as a fallback, if there's no p2p connection possible. This is a classic transfer model for mediated transfers.
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by abcd_f 1y ago
This is a minor OCD nitpick, but > at super fast speeds Fast speeds aren't a thing, just like cheap prices and wet waters aren't.
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by abcd_f 1y ago
> credit is not really "your money" Unless it's a prepaid credit card or a debit card, both of which are serviced by MC and Visa and fairly common in Europe.
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by abcd_f 1y ago
After "beating" it with a translator, take a hint and don't enter still.
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by abcd_f 1y ago
How's this notable? It’s literally the most straight-forward, trivial bitset implementation.
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by abcd_f 1y ago
It's just fat.
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by abcd_f 1y ago
Pasteurization doesn't in any way prevent honey from remaining fermentable.
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by abcd_f 1y ago
It ain't Neuromancer or Hyperion, but it’s a very interesting setup, it’s nicely written and easy to read.
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by abcd_f 1y ago
The repo needs to be clean, but pre-built release binaries backdoored. It's classier this way.
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by abcd_f 1y ago
OpenAI on the back?
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by abcd_f 1y ago
Bah, my bad. This happened in 2014 and Jobs passed in 2011.
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by abcd_f 1y ago
U2 stunt was Jobs' idea. He was a life-long fan of them. Edit - it wasn't, my bad, see below.
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by abcd_f 1y ago
That's a low-effort jab.
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by abcd_f 1y ago
Having kids greatly affects the quality and the amount of sleep, and the rest flows from that. But! There's no shame in napping mid-day, even more than once. Even in the office :)
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by abcd_f 1y ago
> Why is there a premium version? Oh, common, don't twist the question, that's disingenuous. Not "a premium version". Why is it a subscription. Why do think making people make recurrent payments for an otherwise stati

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