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bananamerica
2y ago
I'm sorry. I genuinely thought you might be watching DVD disks.
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bananamerica
2y ago
Are you really watching DVDs on modern large screens though? Maybe you meant Blu-ray. DVDs look terrible on modern screens.
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bananamerica
2y ago
Seems to be offline.
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bananamerica
2y ago
I interpreted it as a increase in the fee.
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bananamerica
2y ago
I use GPT for AutoHotkey scripts for personal use. It fixes things Windows can't do natively. I used it briefly for a shell script on Linux but I don't use Linux much these days. When I used Linux daily I had a folder full of scri
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bananamerica
3y ago
That's awesome, thanks! I am aware of Inform 7, I think it is awesome. A few months ago I made a quick demo using Inklescript[1], which I found simpler and more suitable to my project (a Star Trek adventure). Inform 7 remains something
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bananamerica
3y ago
That is already possible with ASCII graphics or graphically at the client level.
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bananamerica
3y ago
This is more of a social problem than a technical problem. MUD blind players are extremely distrustful of innovation because, more often than not, innovation means graphics or custom clients they cannot freely alter and manipulate. And they
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bananamerica
3y ago
I'm not a programmer, just a humanities nerd on Hacker News. AI would be indeed bad for that at the moment. It could be an endless source of fluff, amusement, and roleplay hooks. In many MUDs, you are required to stay in character. But
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3y ago
Web MUD clients exist. I'm really not sure if modernizing MUDs is worth the effort. Actual MUD gamers will look at it with either contempt or distrust, especially blind players. And regular gamers are unlikely to play a text game. I co
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3y ago
Just be careful when approaching actual current MUD gamers with that idea. They're largely cynical towards AI. I don't really blame them, a lot of people coming at /r/mud with new ideas are either lazy, misinformed, or c
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bananamerica
3y ago
I indeed use a 1080p monitor for browsing.
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bananamerica
3y ago
It has a 90s feel that I appreciate.
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bananamerica
3y ago
I don't think anyone's criticizing or advising against the use of Discord for the things it's adequate for, but rather its proeminence in the webpage, which communicates that you'll have to go to Discord to get more subs
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bananamerica
3y ago
The animation in Castlevania is in fact very good.
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bananamerica
3y ago
It's not every day that I read someone complain about a product not being expensive enough.
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bananamerica
3y ago
Just look at how some primates use an abundance of facial muscles to establish they're not a threat. Or how having the local accent can show you are not an invader. The sing-songy greetings,the smiles, etc, can be read as demonstration
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bananamerica
3y ago
I don't believe Americans are fake, but I do believe that Americans are trained since an early age to display at all times that they're not a threat, and that is kind of sad.
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bananamerica
3y ago
> But hey, that’s not optimized for my CPU! > Tough luck. You can still compile packages yourself just as before!
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3y ago
There are many non-tech submissions on Hacker News. From the guidelines: > On-Topic: Anything that good hackers would find interesting. That includes more than hacking and startups. If you had to reduce it to a sentence, the answer might
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3y ago
If you believe that's a good website, I disagree but that's fine by me. Just don't fit my dislike into some crazy American narrative. I truly and genuinely believe it's a bad website solely due to what I perceive to be c
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bananamerica
3y ago
I feel that you wrote about a lot of things that are nothing to do with anything I wrote. I don't live in a alternate reality where Kotaku has great content. I'm not sure why you do. I read other websites that are equally "wo
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3y ago
Oh Kotaku was a low quality website long before that. And of course I'm being truthful why would you just assume otherwise? Do I need to send you my Brazilian RG and CPF? The internet is so tiresome. Just open the website, read it. It&
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3y ago
I understand that you would think that given the assumed context on this website but I'm not even American and the gamer gate thing was very distant from me, something foreign I read about in the news. I have absolutely no issue with t
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3y ago
Not at all in my case. I have no beef with their politics. Kotaku is just a terrible website due to its shallow reporting and almost all its content has a better source that is often linked in the article. They are also needlessly inflammat
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3y ago
Is that really surprising to anyone?
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3y ago
Can anyone point to a better source for this so I can't share it with people? Kotaku is the TMZ of gaming and I never share it, but underlying content is good on this article.
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3y ago
I don't think you understand how copy and paste works... if the English Wikipedia can do it, I think article writers can do as well.
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> Or should an article in Portuguese in a Brazilian newspaper write Deutschland instead of Alemanha? What bizarre examples, those are entirely different words, I'm talking about a minor difference in acentuation. And I don't ca
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3y ago
Sometimes Lutris doesn't work, so I use Bottles.
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