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by detaro 1y ago
Pro-union right until the point where the studios go whining to him about exactly that.
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by detaro 1y ago
It's certainly not an uncommon trait, although there are still large differences in degree.
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by detaro 1y ago
it was, but got vouched enough apparently.
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by detaro 1y ago
It's hard to check if titles fit if you use a bot to repost from other sites.
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by detaro 1y ago
Where do you add that to redis, which does not have a HTTP server, and what makes this endpoint "prominent"?
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by detaro 1y ago
Having evidence that the fears are based in reality and proposed policies that would help said people is a point for the latter, obvious contradictions in those one for the former. Proposed policies being realistic vs vague broad strokes th
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by detaro 1y ago
It's under CC-BY-SA, which is very incompatible with pretty much everything else.
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by detaro 1y ago
quiz question: What's the license of code snippets on stack overflow?
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by detaro 1y ago
It's a pattern a few remasters have used: Run the entire old engine for the game logic, but bolt a more modern engine on top for the rendering. So it's not just physics but pretty much all gameplay logic thats done by the old code
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by detaro 1y ago
> Game pass doesn't seem terribly popular It seems fairly popular right now. If you are the kind of person who wants to play many new releases it's a great deal. But I think it's not particularly sticky: it's a grea
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by detaro 1y ago
Game pass already comes with tiers with cloud gaming
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by detaro 1y ago
not in my experience. shrug Plenty stuff ordered from UK, US and Switzerland, only ever had to deal with VAT. (and most of the the time taking care picking sellers that do IOSS so that happens automatically)
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by detaro 1y ago
Cynical answer: Because they've found with GTA V and other games that this works quite well to get people to buy it multiple times. First for the current console, then for PC, then for next-gen console if you get lucky. Also while they
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by detaro 1y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43849271
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by detaro 1y ago
> I’m drinking coffee… I wonder if that makes me the enemy. Only if you don't yearn to work in a proud American coffee plantation while drinking it.
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by detaro 1y ago
The key point is that the 150€ limit is a tariff -enforcement limit, but VAT limits are set by the countries (and in recent years often much lower), so even if you don't pay tariffs on your parcel it might still go through the system
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by detaro 1y ago
Now the election is over and everyone has decided that they really don't want to form a government with them, the agencies are suddenly allowed to state the obvious without potentially embarrassing their future bosses.
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by detaro 1y ago
The last time congress changed the de minimus threshold, it gave the following context in the corresponding Act: FINDINGS.—Congress makes the following findings: (1) Modernizing international customs is critical for United States businesse
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by detaro 1y ago
The problematic clause is this one: > if you modify the Program, your modified version must prominently offer all users interacting with it remotely through a computer network (if your version supports such interaction) an opportunity t
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by detaro 1y ago
Right. "Steam exclusivity" is not a thing where there's exclusivity contracts or anything like that, but rather developers "just" deciding other stores are not worth the effort right now. Both in just being addition
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by detaro 1y ago
Many people came to the same conclusion about SSPL just by reading it when it was released, before any OSI position on it.
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by detaro 1y ago
why? The investment into it has already been done, and quite a few places will be happier with its license still. I think enough has happened/too much time passed that its not a given everyone will just quietly move back to Redis.
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by detaro 1y ago
It's a (quite old) community wiki post. These do (and especially did back then) work and are treated differently.
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by detaro 1y ago
To be fair long-term parking at a train station would also be inconvenient (although at least in this case you'd not share facilities with all the international travelers), and honestly didn't even register as an option to me, so
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by detaro 1y ago
Station location of course plays a role (i.e. if it gets stuffed somewhere out of town with crappy transport links its no good, and rail links into the middle of an existing city are expensive), but I don't know a major airport where p
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by detaro 1y ago
and if the entire thing depends on it, you'll give that generator a handcrank as a backup too instead of assuming the batteries ever dying or getting flooded or whatever is entirely impossible.
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by detaro 1y ago
and antirez seems to want to make it open-source again eventually: https://changelog.com/podcast/631#transcript-36
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by detaro 1y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43820364
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by detaro 1y ago
https://archive.is/OxSBY
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by detaro 1y ago
it was indeed "Game Dev Tycoon": https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2013/04/game-dev-tycoon-devel...

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