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beeboobaa3
2y ago
I hope they asked permissions for storing those cookies. Otherwise they're violating various EU laws.
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2y ago
> If a player joins with a different Steam ID but with an IP address that is already banned, the system now re-bans them This works great until you realize you're punishing innocent players because of CGNAT and IP addresses getting
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beeboobaa3
2y ago
> but at what cost? That's not a rhetorical question. Well? Go on? At what cost?
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beeboobaa3
2y ago
So he might have to work together with one other billionaire? The horror.
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beeboobaa3
2y ago
sure, iirc it used to even just be a setting? online-mode=false most servers leave it enabled because preventing player impersonation is pretty important so people can't just easily grief each other. some piracy servers implemented the
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beeboobaa3
2y ago
the client has to authenticate with a central server and present a ticket to the server it wants to connect to. otherwise clients could impersonate each other easily.
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beeboobaa3
2y ago
It's the guardian. You're not the target audience. Not everything is about america.
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beeboobaa3
2y ago
Yh u gtta b c00l w abbrvs
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beeboobaa3
2y ago
I'm sorry but the funny thing is, the only people I've ever seen complain about SO are people who don't know how to search.
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2y ago
> I'd be writing files to the local mount directory silently until space filled up that's why you `chattr +i` the mountpoint
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beeboobaa3
2y ago
just look around outside
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beeboobaa3
2y ago
> There is no such chemical dependency from eating two cheeseburgers for dinner instead of one. Apparently not in your body, no. Or maybe you just failed to recognize what addiction is, and managed to overcome it. Good job! Now stop tryi
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beeboobaa3
2y ago
Let me just grab my time machine and go back 40 years
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beeboobaa3
2y ago
> so that Java devs could choose their level of comfort with the language features and thus complicating teamwork because there is no "right" way kotlin is great for the lone cowboy. not so much for teams.
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2y ago
> There are major issues just to show user back what he entered! Because the font for editing and displayed text could be different. Not even mentioning RTL and other issues. Your web browser is doing it right now as you are reading this
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beeboobaa3
2y ago
Oh no. Having to install software :(
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beeboobaa3
2y ago
They'll just put up "captchas" or whatever. The point if phone lines is to waste the client's time. Not to have the client waste their time.
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2y ago
Because it's practically identical to "Something went wrong!" but different and unexpected, which makes it funny. I don't know. Can you really explain what exactly makes something funny? > Are you, or have you ever be
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beeboobaa3
2y ago
I can, and it'd be pretty funny. Better than "Something went wrong!". Why does it upset you so?
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beeboobaa3
2y ago
And if by the present you mean garbage, then sure.
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beeboobaa3
2y ago
Try having the same argument with your plumber, electrician or dentist. You're there because you are reliant on their expertise and can't just do it yourself. Otherwise you'd be doing so.
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beeboobaa3
2y ago
The response to that is, "Can't you?"
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beeboobaa3
2y ago
seems they just used mapbox defaults. if your device can't run mapbox something is wrong with your device, it's a common and well supported library.
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beeboobaa3
2y ago
Most competitors are repaired with screens scavenged from other devices. Which is not possible with Apple devices, because of the hardware lock.
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beeboobaa3
2y ago
Do you really think that nearly half of the price of an iphone is the screen? How come competitors are able to offer screens at 1/3rd the price? Keep in mind that apple is intentionally killing the third party market. You cannot make a
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2y ago
Both impact accessibility. If the device can only be repaired by having extremely specialist tools, skills, etc. then it's still repairable, you just need to invest in those things which costs $$$. But it's hardly worth doing, bec
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beeboobaa3
2y ago
Does apple still hardware lock all of the components? If so, how is any of this useful?
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beeboobaa3
2y ago
Just simulate your own with some LLMs?
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2y ago
It's simple: Electron is great for developers because it allows them to easily build a cross platform app. Businesses love it for this reason. Most users don't care. They barely realize what software is to begin with, and the mere
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beeboobaa3
2y ago
Shitty software developers will always find ways to screw things up unfortunately
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