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by cabirum 3y ago
A small nitpick: the rook from the original game was a mythical bird of prey called Rukh/Roc. The chess piece was a bird. It became a tower later. So, the theory is birds were often used as figureheads on boats, that's why it is c
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by cabirum 3y ago
You have 30 days to pack your things and move to another planet. You remaining Google Mars subscription will be refunded to your account.
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by cabirum 3y ago
I suspect it's not the devs should be blamed, but marketing and management. "A newer and a better game must also take more space, right?"
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by cabirum 3y ago
This reads like someone copypasted a post from some audiophile forum, then replaced words to make it tea-themed :) "The basically unlistenable hdmi cable has been only gold-plated once, and the direction of the signal is wrong".
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by cabirum 3y ago
Okay, if we only care about render performance, rust/webasm is kind of comparable to native js frameworks. Now: What is compile times for real-world medium to large projects? Do these even exist? Rust is infamous for its compile times,
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by cabirum 4y ago
"grease payments"
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by cabirum 4y ago
Did you try vscode Zen mode?
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by cabirum 4y ago
Codeberg is basically a public Gitea instance, so it's not a completely new product.
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by cabirum 4y ago
Deleting and pinning snapd is the first thing I do on every fresh Ubuntu install. Next, install ff from mozillateam ppa and chromium from flatpak.
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by cabirum 4y ago
The power grid will be roughly the same in 15 years. Now, know what the "TV pickup" is? - It's a spike in electrical grid demand when everyone turns on a kettle to make tea during commercial breaks. So, consider EVs adopted a
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by cabirum 4y ago
The US can not tolerate competition. Tiktok gained audience and market share because it happened to be a better product in its niche. Inventing any excuses to ban it is unadulterated hypocrisy. All the words like "censorship", &qu
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by cabirum 4y ago
More like an arbitrary number from the old times "cause 5M items ought to be enough for everybody."
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by cabirum 4y ago
Are the cities of Donetsk and Luhansk mapped as well?
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by cabirum 4y ago
The keyword is "hype". It seems like any new "thing", no matter how useless, will get its hype cycle rolling. Crypto, NFT, Blockchain, AR, Metaverse, -- from the top of my head -- now AI. The point of hype is to attract
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by cabirum 4y ago
It is not up to mozilla to decide whether I need to print or not. Will they remove the print button altogether because "eco-friendly"? Think I need to switch my browser.
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by cabirum 4y ago
The silly colors and patterns will instead attract the attention of people around. Another issue -- it may target specific soft/hardware combinations, but will not confuse all of them. It will probably not work against color-agnostic I
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by cabirum 4y ago
I thought Podman attempts to mimic Docker behavior as close as possible? What is different in its architecture exactly?
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by cabirum 4y ago
Anyone can deploy and run a selfhosted registry server, I fail to see a problem here. It's even better to keep your team's private images off Docker servers.
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by cabirum 4y ago
Looks like a rant from someone never bothered to add submodule.recurse=true to their git config. Git requires knowledge and manual configuration. It is a low-level tool that is not user-friendly. Nor it is expected to be. See, early on, git
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by cabirum 4y ago
Just precompute a list of values?
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by cabirum 4y ago
So they detect reads from an external process? What if, instead of an exploit app, an antivirus read the memory?
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by cabirum 4y ago
My unnecessarily convoluted home setup that takes too much space - ftfy.
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by cabirum 4y ago
...and NFT item store with prices in dwarfcoins?
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by cabirum 4y ago
If I read correctly, ASML is the only major company that China still depends on? With the right amount of investment, China will shortly have an alternative, you know. Its not irreplaceable, nor does it require reverse eng.
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by cabirum 4y ago
Are you saying China does not produce chips? Like, ignore the existence of Espressiv, Loongson, SMIC, 10s other companies? What is your definition of modern chip for a weapon made in late 1990x? How can China invade itself?
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by cabirum 4y ago
A value of a commit approaches zero as it gets older. After a certain threshold, no one will ever see it. Never say never; any reason why should we keep deadweight around?
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by cabirum 4y ago
Sure, but rewriting it manually is a tedious process. Should be automated on github side, to keep repo size approx constant over time.
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by cabirum 4y ago
The problem here is unbounded growth of a git repo. In this specific case, a size limit was triggered. In other circumstances, it would have required too much time to transfer or no storage space left. Anyway, the problem is that git stores
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by cabirum 4y ago
Python ecosystem is too old to be fixed without breaking everything else. That said, use pipenv to get lockfiles and almost sane dep management. And, use global.require-virtualenv=true to prevent global package pollution.
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by cabirum 4y ago
Yes and no. You see, almond milk does not aggressively attempt to take over "normal" milk, they coexist peacefully, and the distinction is obvious. The fake unmeat thing tries to look like meat, appears everywhere I expect my norm

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