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420BLAZEIT 2
(store.steampowered.com)
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Ive noticed the same and wonder if this is the natural result of public codebases on average being simpler since small projects will always outnumber bigger ones (at least if you ignore forks with zero new commits) If high quality closed of
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I don't trust any project with a Discord listed so prominently Give me a forum (even Discourse will do) , I'm tired of needing 3rd party spyware to interact with developers. That it is all closed off from search engines makes it e
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Aaron Wagner and Wags Capital: Pro Football to Utahs Latest Disgraced Influencer
(hindenburgresearch.com)
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Original title (had to clip it to meet the character limit): Aaron Wagner And Wags Capital: From Pro Football To Utah’s Latest Disgraced Financial Influencer
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2y ago
Isn't that just a nationalist version of a ponzi scheme?
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2y ago
Original title was too long, but for posterity, it was: "Model G" as the original designation for IBM Model M & the existence of Models "1A" and "1B"
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"Model G" as the original designation for IBM Model M
(sharktastica.co.uk)
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Britain Is a Dump [video]
(youtube.com)
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The article is commentating on this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6uSVVCmOH5w
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Welcome to the White-Collar Recession
(businessinsider.com)
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It never fails to impress me how thoroughly this game has been deconstructed. How many other software titles can be said to have been so utterly reverse engineered?
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SM64's Unopenable Door Has Been Opened [video]
(youtube.com)
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Can you beat RollerCoaster Tycoon without guests going on rides? [video]
(youtube.com)
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2y ago
Just when I'd forgotten about Faketoshi, he surfaces again, like a cancer. He's an unrepentant scammer who should be taken seriously by nobody, and yet he has the favor of the second highest court in Britain. He doesn't care
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Are Free Software developers at risk?
(fsfe.org)
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3y ago
>Why do you need a work site? I can think of 3 good reasons: 1. Businesses don't want to remember a bunch of addresses and who sent what where. Even if it's dropped off at a central lot, you'd still need to arrange further
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3y ago
Would using Rust have prevented this?
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3y ago
I think the live map looks quite nice (the amount of times I've had to glance over at my phone to see the GPS make me long for something like this), but the calendar and two analog clocks look decidedly less enticing. We need simpler i
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> Something I've observed over time, as programming has become more prestigious and more lucrative, is that people have tended to come from wealthier backgrounds and have less exposure to people with different income levels. An exam
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Taxes will also eat away at that
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Pretty sure the TOS of AppleTV prohibits exporting the movie - you have a limited license to view it only under the circumstances Apple dictates, in partnership with everyone Apple has deals with. If you want to be able to watch it on other
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>x86 is also proprietary technology that Intel is currently making money on. Should Intel be able to sue AMD out of existence? AMD has a license to the x86 architecture, alongside Via (though I'm not sure if they even make x86 chips
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Big companies don't wait for some rando to complain to take these kinds of enforcement actions. Chances are it was already well underway by the time he typed up his message.
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The True Rate of Unemployment
(lisep.org)
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Dating apps turn love seekers into addicts, according to a new lawsuit
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It really is impressive how some people seem to be able to embed themselves so well in an industry. Not many people have the drive to pull it off, even fewer have the circumstances.
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Making American cheese to debunk a conspiracy [video]
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The decline of username and password on the same page
(tildes.net)
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C Defect Report #260
(open-std.org)
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