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10d ago
They're Pinky and the Brain...yes: Pinky and the Brain...
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11d ago
It's an open secret that you can often circumvent paywalls by searching Wayback.
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11d ago
TIL Chris Coyier sold CSS Tricks in 2022.
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12d ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mesa_(computer_graphics) Started by not-Valve in 1995
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12d ago
Interesting that Alyx is still listed as "Windows only" even though the reviews say it includes a native Linux port: https://store.steampowered.com/app/546560/HalfLife_Alyx/
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12d ago
Doesn't wearing a headset in public have antisocial "Glasshole" vibes? Honestly, people who cowork in public already give me the ick. Maybe immersing yourself in a headset is just a physical manifestation of the digital imme
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12d ago
I got a Legion Go 3y ago for this reason. Alyx and SteamOS were both draws as a lifelong Mac/Nintendo kid.
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Steam Frame starts at $1059
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Copyright has been broken for decades. Disney famously lobbied to pervert it for a century longer than reasonable. (Hence, the Mickey Mouse Protection Act.) I'm honestly amazed we finally have new entrants to the public domain again
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17d ago
I often feel like I'm the only person using jsxstyle, which is wild since it was done by Pete Hunt, same guy who spun React out of Instagram.
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17d ago
The aspect ratio is the biggest problem with foldables. The main reason I'd want a bigger display is for more immersive content like videos, which are typically 16:9. On a Pixel Fold, you have all the added complexity of the fold to m
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17d ago
It's my primary role. I started using jsxstyle a dozen years ago alongside React and really liked the ability to style my components in situ without breaking browser architecture assumptions. I recently had to help out on a vibe coded
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17d ago
My Legion Go came with a free Game Pass trial. I spent 20 minutes playing No Man's Sky in VR and liked it, bought it on Steam, but haven't actually played it yet. Maybe this is the nudge to move it higher in my queue.
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18d ago
I often use Google Deep Research when I want it to actually go out and find an answer for me, but the prompt must have a high school essay requirement in there. Nothing I can do prevents it from giving me a page of background that tries to
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23d ago
That's assuming there's an alternative. Yes, the language should be clear and precise. Also, if the whole industry string-replaces "lease" for "buy," I doubt the effect will be much.
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23d ago
It's incoherent. They're also forcing Stage Tour to include discs with their guitar bundles, even though many PS5s can't play discs.
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23d ago
Then the button becomes License and everyone knows that's the one you click to buy. As much as I empathize with (and even support) the reasoning, I wonder if it would have a tangible effect. Is there anyone who was gonna click "b
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24d ago
> said Attorney General Pamela Bondi. That must have been in drafts for a while.
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26d ago
There's a hot spring under the ocean off the coast of Steep Ravine in Stinson Beach. It emerges for like 6h at a time - twice a month - for low tide. People who were young and adventurous before there was an internet have been going f
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29d ago
Funny - Stage Tour (a Rock Band revival game) announced this week. There was a big chat in their Discord about AI, and stem separation was one of the use cases that came up. As a side, it's a bummer how many similar names there are.
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Economically, it's a problem long-term. Dollars only have value if you can buy things with them. Japan, China, Saudi Arabia - countries we've had trade deficits with - have been buying our business, infrastructure, and real esta
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Which takes us back to the root of this thread. His perception when he was running was "popular, well intentioned, and naive" for the reasons you're outlining. Yet what people have been experiencing isn't a mayor trying
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1mo ago
I've never had an Instagram account, and I'm trying to keep it that way.
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1mo ago
Are there any Instagram equivalents that don't suck? People love to virtue signal by linking to Twitter proxies, but Instagram is still a walled garden that all sorts of useful information (event details, restaurant menus, etc.) is loc
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1mo ago
Robin Williams broke my perception of a lot of things when he died. I was 27 then, and it's already been a dozen years.
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It's kind of funny that Facebook tried to launder its brand by renaming itself Meta, and its vile reputation is haunting that brand now too. New name is so abstract is sounds vaguely dystopian. Not sure that it matters though, because
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Have they? I know a lot of my peers went to college for free with the Millennium Scholarship. But so many young people vape now that it's becoming cool to smoke analog cigarettes. I barely knew anyone who smoked 10-20y ago. Many peop
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My mom had T1D onset in her 50s. (It's usually thought of as a children's disease.) She figured it out because she recognized the symptoms of ketoacidosis. That sent her to the hospital, which has thankfully allowed her to outli
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I found my own Vespa!
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1mo ago
According to the article, budgets were cut when the USSR fell.
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