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by asddubs 4y ago
two years and 3 months
782.
by asddubs 4y ago
and this is a hobby project that isn't ready for real world usage anyway, and they're planning to port it to a memory safe language long term. It's not really a fair comparison, and it's not like this is a project with c
783.
by asddubs 4y ago
yeah, that's why I only surf the internet using the ??? browser
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by asddubs 4y ago
if you want to completely give up any agency over actually being able to fix concrete rendering problems
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by asddubs 4y ago
everyone named bob would have felt like shit from there on out knowing there was a bob v2 out there, something they would never be able to attain for themselves.
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by asddubs 4y ago
yes, but for any given real machine with a memory limit, i can come up with a turing machine it can't simulate
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by asddubs 4y ago
which effectively means it has infinite memory, does it not?
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by asddubs 4y ago
if they do it long and consistently enough i think i would oscillate between finding it funny and driving me crazy
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by asddubs 4y ago
>The reason we have the term "Turing complete" and not just "Turing machine" is precisely the fact that nothing can literally be a Turing machine, and we need a useful term in discussions of computability nonetheless.
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by asddubs 4y ago
of course, hence "technically", or "I'm being a smartass, but"
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by asddubs 4y ago
on the other hand, technically nothing is turing complete because of lack of infinite memory
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by asddubs 4y ago
It is listed in their policies
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by asddubs 4y ago
maybe it's not that much, but it's more than an actual tomato has
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by asddubs 4y ago
if you use the polymc launcher you can still play offline with a mojang login without transferring your account.
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by asddubs 4y ago
IMO the best way would have been to enforce it for realms, maybe have a way for privately run servers to opt-in, and let parents toggle some switch that only lets their kids play on moderated servers. but microsoft was completely unwilling
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by asddubs 4y ago
they might be referring to bedrock edition, although I'm not sure how it works there, but they've had global moderation from the start AFAIK
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by asddubs 4y ago
the italian plug is nice, and you can rotate it 180°. Some people don't like that because it makes it ambiguous which lead is neutral, but IMO in the real world you can't rely on stuff like that anyway because as long as it works
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by asddubs 4y ago
standardizing plugs is more important than sockets. the schuko plug works in a lot of countries across different socket systems.
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by asddubs 4y ago
it's about atomic commits. every commit should be a smallest possible self contained change. but tbh I also often do it at the same time, and if one is hard to untangle from the other during the commit, I just commit them together. to
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by asddubs 4y ago
One thing that annoys me about firefox's total cookie protection is that I offer some 3rd party embeds. What I did on those is I set a cookie, and probed for its existance to check if the user has third party cookies disabled. Then if
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by asddubs 4y ago
this is what gimp was named after to begin with (specifically in reference to pulp fiction). it used to even be called "the gimp" i believe. so it kind of stands out above the crowd of mediocre open source software names by being
802.
by asddubs 4y ago
if you eat spicy food regularly it won't happen to you.
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by asddubs 4y ago
on the other hand, I've done lots of excellent coding in places with awful internet. fast enough to be able to look things up when you really have to, but too annoying to meaningfully distract yourself
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by asddubs 4y ago
well the keyboard case contains a big battery
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by asddubs 4y ago
I've known it as alegria, see also this subreddit collecting examples: https://old.reddit.com/r/fuckalegriaart/
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by asddubs 4y ago
the pinephone with the keyboard case is an option then
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by asddubs 4y ago
I wonder why they need to compute the complete comment tree to begin with
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by asddubs 4y ago
what's the advantage (besides debugging) to have all relationships in one table, rather than having a separate table for each relationship? seems like it would be strictly worse
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by asddubs 4y ago
I wonder, if you destroy all the evidence this was exploited, can you still claim you don't have any evidence this was exploited? Asking for opinions from non-lawyers only please
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by asddubs 4y ago
sure, I agree that the legal status is unclear. My point was mostly just to rebut the dismissal of the comparison by my parent poster.

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