biryani_chicken

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by biryani_chicken 5y ago
How do you configure Gnome to show thumbnails in the filepicker? I've never been able to do that.
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by biryani_chicken 5y ago
Games that use the system clock to timegate stuff. Nier Replicant, for example, uses the system clock for its gardening minigame. You have to wait 24 real hours for your plants to grow, or change the date in your system.
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by biryani_chicken 5y ago
> otherwise the people will remember This breaks the immersion.
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by biryani_chicken 5y ago
I don't like Sublime Merge that much. Probably because I tried GitKraken first and loved it. It helped me understand stash and rebase better than the command line ever did. At some point they decided to not allow gratis use on private
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by biryani_chicken 5y ago
I remember learning `git checkout` checked out files from a specific branch and the default behavior was to checkout all the files of the current branch and it made sense except for one thing. If I check out one file from another branch, HE
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by biryani_chicken 5y ago
It's dystopian to see Chinese people consume American products at the expense of American workers.
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by biryani_chicken 5y ago
Will project maintainers avoid writing issue tickets before sending the patch to this platform?
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by biryani_chicken 5y ago
Few days ago it flagged a test binary from Ghidra: https://github.com/NationalSecurityAgency/ghidra/issues/3160
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by biryani_chicken 5y ago
What percentage of the PC gaming market does steam have? Even if competitors like Gog and Epic get in the console, it won't change the percentages that much.
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by biryani_chicken 5y ago
If Linus doesn't like unit tests, can't a separate entity keep their own independent unit test repository, test the kernel against it and report regressions? I think it would be a worthy project.
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by biryani_chicken 5y ago
With the Secure Ian's knot, I keep the slip knot loose and only strengthen the other one against that one. It stays firm and my shoe stays comfortable.
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by biryani_chicken 5y ago
Is there an extension that blocks webgl until I click something like the old Flash blocking extensions?
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by biryani_chicken 6y ago
Isn't Gemini mostly text and a single structure for documents? How is that not good for screenreaders?
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by biryani_chicken 6y ago
Bash was an eye opener after having to deal with CMD for years.
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by biryani_chicken 6y ago
I thought this was about Clubhouse the project management app ( https://apps.apple.com/us/app/clubhouse/id1193784808 ).
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by biryani_chicken 6y ago
How are Mac shortcuts different from Linux and Windows?
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by biryani_chicken 6y ago
Here is how you can do it with ImageMagick: `convert -gravity center -background black -compose Copy -resize 800x450 -extent 800x450 input.png output.png` Sadly I don't know how to do it without specifying the size in pixels. Using `16
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by biryani_chicken 6y ago
Is the value of the art in the titanium lcd or in the pixels themselves?
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by biryani_chicken 6y ago
I don't. I mean, if it's a news site just search for the title in a search engine and you'll find other articles. If it's a web application I search for an alternative and bookmark that. If you really want to avoid even
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by biryani_chicken 6y ago
I just stop using sites that gimp themselves when I use an adblocker. There's tons of alternatives for most things.
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by biryani_chicken 6y ago
Flying Squirrels?
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by biryani_chicken 6y ago
Until they update the GDPR to prevent cookieless tracking.
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by biryani_chicken 6y ago
They might come up with new features but I would need to reforge my pan in order to get them. If I don't need those features (wouldn't have bought the pan in the first place if I needed the features) then there's no need to d
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by biryani_chicken 6y ago
Is there some kind of universal intermediate format that could be targeted by parsers and renders into html? maybe something from pandoc?
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by biryani_chicken 6y ago
Skip the middleman and just use html directly.
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by biryani_chicken 6y ago
Something like the CIL[0]? I know there was a python and a ruby implementation on top of it. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_Intermediate_Language
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by biryani_chicken 6y ago
It works both ways, you don't waste their time if you are not going to be a customer, they don't waste your time if you don't really need their service.
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by biryani_chicken 6y ago
Like I heard someone say, Julius Cesar was a bad guy, but we probably don't wanna change the name of the month of July.
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by biryani_chicken 6y ago
From the removed repo: > This PoC was done to further show that code obfuscation, anti-debugging tricks, whitebox cryptography algorithms and other methods of security-by-obscurity will eventually by defeated anyway, and are, in a way, p
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by biryani_chicken 6y ago
He might not be able to fight the DMCA takedown, but makes it easier for contributors to not get too disrupted by it: https://sourcehut.org/blog/2020-10-29-how-mailing-lists-prev...

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