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by bakugo 3y ago
I still write plugins like this for source engine games using sourcemod/sourcepawn (the successors to amx and pawn respectively) occasionally, and it's still fun. Much harder to get people to play your mods since the games aren&#x
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by bakugo 3y ago
If it's a forum, I assume not all of the content is created by the owner.
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by bakugo 3y ago
I have indeed lost work this way multiple times before. Wish there was some way to outright disable Undo Copy, or at least put it behind a confirmation dialog. Edit: Actually read the entire page this time and there's indeed a registry
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by bakugo 3y ago
Not just a problem in india, happens in some european countries as well.
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by bakugo 3y ago
> MySQL's handling of unicode has also been terrible historically, with way too many foot guns, but I don't know if that may be better with recent versions. Unicode generally "just works" if the charset in use is utf8
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by bakugo 3y ago
> it's about the millions of people they are trying to help that have no freaking clue about what location history means. Maybe they should consider learning to read before complaining about not being able to understand things? Goog
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by bakugo 3y ago
User reviews improving somewhat due to an aggressive post-release marketing campaign (mostly revolving around the anime) doesn't really change the fact that the game is still missing many of the features promised before launch.
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by bakugo 3y ago
Very cool and all, but when is the "make the game good" update coming? I'm more interested in that.
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by bakugo 3y ago
Except, in the future, your Linux partition will be unable to access most online services because they'll all rely on remote attestation to check if your device is running an unmodified Windows OS, similar to what many android apps alr
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by bakugo 4y ago
> The Mojo standard library, compiler, and runtime are not available for local development yet, so we created a hosted development environment where you can try it out. We call it the Mojo Playground! To provide the best experience possi
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by bakugo 4y ago
Yet another link to a mastodon instance that can't handle more than 10 concurrent users...
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by bakugo 4y ago
I've got an 12600k and RTX 3070 so I'll give it a try.
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by bakugo 4y ago
Does the mod actually work well without any major issues? I kinda dropped the game halfway through on console, the awful performance and graphics being the main reason why, but if it works well enough on an emulator now, I might grab my sav
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by bakugo 4y ago
> Until This has been the case for over a decade on smartphones, and corporations like Microsoft are currently hard at work bringing it to traditional computers.
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by bakugo 4y ago
> Company punts on how to actually secure it by saying "store in a safe place" so now it's all on the user? Yes, it's on the user, who else would be responsible for that? A Google employee isn't gonna go to your
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by bakugo 4y ago
Any user that didn't pay attention when they were loudly and clearly told "SAVE THESE CODES OR YOU MAY LOSE YOUR ACCOUNT" probably doesn't actually care about their account that much.
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by bakugo 4y ago
Next time, please mention AI in the title so I can avoid clicking on it, thanks.
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by bakugo 4y ago
How many times are we going to go through this before we accept that nobody involved in generative AI cares about pesky things like licenses and copyright? One of the main reasons corporations love it so much is because it effectively lets
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by bakugo 4y ago
Being terminally online and complaining about other people complaining is an even less healthy way of life, yet I keep seeing more and more of it as time goes by.
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by bakugo 4y ago
The extent to which Apple has hammered the idea that any sort of freedom is unconditionally dangerous and undesirable into its users' heads is legitimately impressive.
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by bakugo 4y ago
None of this happens on android. It's time to step out of the Apple fantasy land and into the real world.
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by bakugo 4y ago
Yeah, this is the kind of thing that seems elegant and convenient when the requirements are simple, but completely falls apart as soon as any complexity is involved.
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by bakugo 4y ago
Because AI is the current tech flavor of the month and everyone wants a slice of the pie even if they don't know anything about it themselves, just like crypto a few years ago.
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by bakugo 4y ago
I think the implication here is that, if you write 15 articles in 1 week about people you claim are "losers", maybe you're the loser.
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by bakugo 4y ago
I'm inclined to agree, an exploit this powerful would almost definitely be used for targeted attacks only.
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by bakugo 4y ago
Pretty much, you can take any article hyping up AI/ChatGPT/etc and replace those words with crypto stuff and it's virtually indistinguishable from the crypto spam of yesteryear. I wonder what the next "get rich quick&quo
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by bakugo 4y ago
> 0 days exist, And they're almost exclusively used in targeted attacks against valuable targets, because burning a 0-day to hack grandma's old laptop and steal her facebook password isn't a particularly good investment.
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by bakugo 4y ago
> It's also failed to update twice now. I invested hours into debugging the issue the first time. This time it's been days and I'm about to just do a fresh Win 10 install over this nightmare. My current 11 install has neve
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by bakugo 4y ago
Servers (especially corporate ones) are an entirely different matter. This post is specifically about personal devices that probably aren't running any server software and are almost definitely behind a firewall.
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by bakugo 4y ago
> The reason that there are so few misleading ads I can open youtube on my phone right now and find an ad saying "everyone who clicks here will get $1000", misleading ads are still everywhere even if they might not be malware.

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