chienandalou

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by chienandalou 1y ago
It's cool that it's so easy with Odin, but I think whether it takes one minute to set up Raylib with Odin or three minutes with Zig or C3 is pretty insignificant for any real project.
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by chienandalou 3y ago
Sounds a bit like the Wave Defense scenario. It is available within the game: https://wiki.factorio.com/Wave_defense
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by chienandalou 3y ago
Are you thinking of Discord? https://discord.com vs https://www.discourse.org
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by chienandalou 3y ago
When someone wants to sell me apples, I can pay for them or choose not to buy them. That's capitalism. But if someone hands me apples for free, they really can't force me to study the ads on the wrapping paper, can they? I have ne
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by chienandalou 4y ago
FYI: while the game is running one core of my 5600X is always at 80% load (current Firefox on Fedora Linux), although nothing's really happening. It looks as if there's a busy loop in the background burning CPU cycles. Apart from
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by chienandalou 4y ago
I agree, it should be a flag. Or it should be a warning in debug builds, and an error in release builds. I'm not sure it's nuts to build the compiler to 'fix' this, though. Customizing and building a tool really isn&#x27
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by chienandalou 4y ago
If the 'unused variable'-handling is the only thing that holds you back: it's quite simple to build the zig compiler and patch it. See this post by ryuukk in the corresponding issue on github: https://github.com&#x
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by chienandalou 6y ago
Willoughby Britton is a meditation teacher and researcher who studies adverse effects of meditation and mindfulness. There is a risk of diverse mental problems, especially - but not only - for people with a history of trauma. As a meditator
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by chienandalou 7y ago
> How could Mozilla respect the needs of users who opt-out of Mozilla knowing they, and their needs, exist at all? How about surveys or well, common sense? I'm a tech oriented person who cares about privacy. I want software that is
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by chienandalou 8y ago
> But we keep making these dire predictions I think it's absolutely not reasonable to put climate scientists and their predictions into the same line as the mayans or nostradamus. > Could we see a dramatic population crash? Absol
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by chienandalou 8y ago
Posteo works quite nice and they are very privacy-focussed, e.g. they release yearly transparency reports about requests from authorities. https://posteo.de/en https://posteo.de/en/site/transparenc
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by chienandalou 10y ago
Exactly. And Windows 8 will have extended support until 2023. http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/lifecycle
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by chienandalou 12y ago
Relevant xkcd: http://xkcd.com/1492/
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by chienandalou 12y ago
> Just to address this one thing though - from what I understand, we vote in secret so that we can't be forced to vote against our will by external actors via e.g. blackmail - not because we value privacy per se. Am I wrong here?
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by chienandalou 12y ago
> (though one could argue that sudden reveal of how common some preferences are could also force their societies to reconcile official values with reality). Fundamentalists don't care for statistics and they usually aren't ve
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by chienandalou 12y ago
To say "privacy vs. progress of mankind, pick one" is rather naive and not helpful. If you take the aspect of watching gay porn alone: people will lose their jobs over this if their boss is conservative or they work for a conserva