cooljacob204

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by cooljacob204 5y ago
To be honest I have completely given up on competitive fps games. The cheating situation has only gotten worse and I really don't see anti-cheat makers winning.
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by cooljacob204 5y ago
Having used many flavors of Linux over the years as my work desktop, they are all very capable of being my daily driver. The only thing holding me back at home is anti cheat support for proton.
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by cooljacob204 5y ago
I think it might be time to change to Linux. I really hope Valve can get EAC and Battleye running soon (Gaming anti-cheat services).
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by cooljacob204 5y ago
Which is funny because the same people claim a lot of Covid deaths are from other medical conditions.
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by cooljacob204 5y ago
The interview for my current job was basically reviewing my GitHub projects and discussing design decisions. I really enjoyed that process but I can also see how that isn't really viable in most cases (A lot of people don't have s
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by cooljacob204 5y ago
I have seen a few overlay empty divs over an image/video. Very frustrating behavior.
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by cooljacob204 6y ago
But it is, they would need to use violence to compel them. That greatly increases the risk of them getting shot (Many truck drivers carry guns) and it goes from larceny to robbery which greatly increases the criminal penalty.
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by cooljacob204 6y ago
Why did they decide to loop in Discord? If this is about targeted ads the Microsoft should have been included, tired of all the spyware on Windows 10.
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by cooljacob204 6y ago
Every once in a while there will be a week or two where I have issues with my pc not sleeping. Previous causes have been sound drivers, chrome, steam, joysticks, some unknown that an update fixes.
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by cooljacob204 6y ago
Has it though? How many companies have moved from centos to RHEL?
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by cooljacob204 6y ago
So under GDRP are you not allowed to log who visits your site? For say... abuse protection? Assuming you do not share this data with any 3rd party.
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by cooljacob204 6y ago
With android work profiles I don't think it's that big a deal. It's isolated from my phone, my employer can't see anything outside the profile and I just disable it on weekends/vacations.
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by cooljacob204 6y ago
Rubocop does pick it up by default.
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by cooljacob204 6y ago
Because unfortunately bots hide behind them in mass and the easy way of handling that is to block the VPN ips.
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by cooljacob204 6y ago
Yeah trains are a huge part of the fun for me. I usually get mods that make resources more dense the farther away they are.
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by cooljacob204 6y ago
Armenia had no real modern anti air weapons to combat this. If this were tried on any other modern military those drones would have been shot down at the border.
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by cooljacob204 6y ago
I figured it was to help them track users.
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by cooljacob204 6y ago
I'm finding more and more that it might finally be time to switch back to Firefox. Is Google still planning to destroy adblock with Manifest V3?
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by cooljacob204 6y ago
It's still an exploit in their app that can be abused on their users. I see nothing wrong with submitting it in multiple places, it's still better then being sold darknet.
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by cooljacob204 6y ago
This one was always a tricky one for me, trying to create an email to a bunch of people in a friendly manner without using 'hey guys.' It the phrase that feels the most natural to me when speaking to group of people. I personally
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by cooljacob204 6y ago
Would you have a link to the talk? I couldn't find it with a google search.
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by cooljacob204 6y ago
One use case I had at a previous job was that they used word press for daily logs, inventory counts, hr portal, etc... Basically a form wrapper that would email the related departments with whatever the employees inputted. Very simple and m
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by cooljacob204 6y ago
Historians fill in gaps from partial information about what happened in the past all the time. I see this as no different then recreating a scene based on an old video.
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by cooljacob204 6y ago
Why should it? Trading with other nations has never worked like that. No one has a right to a specific social media service, especially a foreign owned one at that.
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by cooljacob204 6y ago
It's not nearly as back and white as you would appear to like it to be. I do not see any laws being broken or US Citizen rights being trodden on with this ban. They're not even setting a new precedent with this ban. It is complete
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by cooljacob204 6y ago
I still don't think anyone deserves life in prison for creating a drug exchange website.
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by cooljacob204 6y ago
TikTok is not ran or based in the US. I don't get why you think they would be protected under US laws like a US based corporation. Congress and Executive branch can easily ban foreign companies from operating in the US and there is a l
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by cooljacob204 6y ago
Yup, that was a common issue. This is exactly what happen to a friend of mine. Tried to sell him a new motherboard, he decided to just buy a ribbon cable and replace it himself. Another friend had his motherboard replaced because he had the
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by cooljacob204 6y ago
While I have heard a lot of good things about Sorbet I would still hesitate to use it with Ruby 3 and it's type language RBS around the corner.
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by cooljacob204 6y ago
fast_jsonapi appears to be abandoned. Community fork can be found here: https://github.com/jsonapi-serializer/jsonapi-serializer

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