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by chha 4y ago
Absolutely. But now more than ever it's about the brand, and not the individual. But I think this primarily applies to mainstream music where the artist is likely to have a few hits over a couple years, only to fade out (unless they ca
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The Making Of Grand Theft Auto (1996) [video](youtube.com)
194 points by chha 4y ago|54 comments
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Deceptive Design(deceptive.design)
2 points by chha 4y ago|0 comments
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Microsoft Security Development Lifecycle (SDL)(microsoft.com)
2 points by chha 4y ago|0 comments
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by chha 4y ago
Came to think of this one after reading another submission. If you haven't read it before, enjoy!
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The Story of Mel(catb.org)
4 points by chha 4y ago|2 comments
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by chha 4y ago
Musicians need to play live now more than ever to make an income; the sale of physical records are going downwards and have been doing so for the past 20 years. [1] Unless you happen to be amongst the absolute minority of people having a hi
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Twitter is protecting its source code from disgruntled employees, reports say(techcrunch.com)
13 points by chha 4y ago|4 comments
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Digging Up the History of the Nuclear Fallout Shelter(smithsonianmag.com)
1 points by chha 4y ago|0 comments
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by chha 4y ago
Already been done: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smile_(Doctor_Who)
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by chha 5y ago
No packages or repositiories deserves trust, at least not in the current state of affairs. There is no magic fix that will enable you to trust packages just by adding a new framework or anything similar, and what the linked article is addre
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by chha 5y ago
> all the NATO trainings occurred during the war, after Russian aggression against Ukraine began. Wrong. NATO had at least one Partnership for Peace exercise in Ukraine in October 2002, a few hours drive from L'Viv.[1] And just to b
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Pacific Wrecks(pacificwrecks.com)
1 points by chha 5y ago|0 comments
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by chha 5y ago
Can it be regarded as mutiny when the pilot isn't part of the crew? I would have assumed that the captain is the master of the ship, and the pilot is there to provide guidance. I would have guessed that if the pilot provides guidance t
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by chha 5y ago
Not true. Norway currently supplies around 25% of the EUs gas supply, with quite a lot going through a terminal in Germany.
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by chha 5y ago
Nice! It turns out we have a few (12) pumping stations here as well, but there is little information on how often they've been used. The high electricity prices we've seen lately have reactualized this, with spikes of around $1 US
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by chha 5y ago
That depends on how you want to store the energy. There have been some talk in Norway about using excess energy to pump water from ground level to fill up existing lakes as a form of energy storage. There seems to be quite a few power plant
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RetroPie – Retro-Gaming on the Raspberry Pi(retropie.org.uk)
1 points by chha 5y ago|0 comments
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The Hyperloop Will Never Work, and Here's Why(youtube.com)
3 points by chha 5y ago|0 comments
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by chha 5y ago
"Within the port range, enter the starting port and the ending port to forward. For the Nintendo Switch console, this is ports 1 through 65535." How on earth can someone seriously have this as a requirement?
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How to set up a router's port forwarding for a nintendo switch console(nintendo.co.uk)
20 points by chha 5y ago|18 comments
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by chha 5y ago
I work quite a bit with numbering/naming systems for the oil & gas industry where I live; generally speaking there isn't a single system when things live for so long, but rather multiple systems, with each trying to fix issues
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Apple CEO Tim Cook engineered a secret $275B deal with China(arstechnica.com)
5 points by chha 5y ago|0 comments
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by chha 5y ago
Same, but if combined with limited stock it can make sense.
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by chha 5y ago
It's likely to be a combination of several things. Npm is trendy and has a low threshold for getting started, plus the fact that adding eg. bitcoin miners to a website is a nice way to decentralize and ramp up mining capacity. Maven on
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by chha 5y ago
It depends on how you look at it. If I'm running Debian, I have decided to trust their sources and their process, regardless of how their software is being delivered. That process and the implementation of it is the basis for my trust.
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by chha 5y ago
Linus doesn't have root access to our systems for several reasons. One of them is the fact that we get the actual source code, and not just a compiled blob doing "something". Another is the fact that they have at least some l
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Id Software Goes After Doomscroll(wired.com)
69 points by chha 5y ago|53 comments
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by chha 5y ago
Yeah, currently in the process of evaluating Lifecycle, Firewall and Repository. Impression so far is great, and coming from an org where everything is blocked by default having these tools in place is night/day for us...
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by chha 5y ago
Yeah, there were several manufacturers who produced soundcards that basically offered two channels of sound, but where elements creating sound on-screen could be positioned as in a 3-dimensional world. I had a Packard Bell with an A3D[1] ca

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