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Bohemia Interactive: Cold War Assault Remastered Source Code on GitHub(github.com)
200 points by dewey 4mo ago|47 comments
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by dewey 4mo ago
> just collect xxx in additional taxes That's very easy to say, and very unpopular to actually do. People on the country side would for example not feel it's fair for them to pay for the much more complicated public transport s
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by dewey 4mo ago
I'm a fan of that phrasing usually but that's not a good comparison in this case I feel. Agents are perfectly fine to use existing REST APIs. I have yet to see the big selling point for MCP as they are usually a very thin layer on
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by dewey 4mo ago
"money handling system" scales quite well, and more money is good to have if it's affordable enough for many people?
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by dewey 4mo ago
The value of many platforms is not the database or the stack, but the community on it. People use Letterboxd because their friends are there and because actors and directors have their lists and ratings there.
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by dewey 4mo ago
The point of share buttons in most cases is the tracking pixel that comes with it, not the share feature itself. Also when you work with real users, not developers who remove tracking parameters you quickly realize that share buttons are us
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by dewey 4mo ago
Time to deploy to the staging environment after discussing it in the war room.
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by dewey 4mo ago
That's the direct link: https://ikyle.me/blog/2026/how-to-setup-a-local-coding-agent...
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by dewey 4mo ago
That's just the "original" they mentioned here without a prompt ( https://envs.net/~volpe/projects/ai-design.html ) but these ofen are easily identified as AI generated. I don't think it's t
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by dewey 4mo ago
I like the name that Alastair Humphreys uses, it's not 100% the same but the same direction: Microadventures https://alastairhumphreys.com/product/microadventures/
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by dewey 4mo ago
It would've been very funny if the left side is an actual screenshot of a system app from Tahoe.
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by dewey 4mo ago
Also linked in the second sentence of the blog post.
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by dewey 4mo ago
There's this standard that is being worked on by the people working on the Passwords app at Apple (They are active on Mastodon, and often talking about that) which will probably be helpful for this feature too: https://www.w
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by dewey 4mo ago
Because it’s easy, but not enjoyable.
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by dewey 4mo ago
How much of that do you think is rose tinted glasses and nostalgia? On paper that doesn't sound too different than Apple Music Radio for example where there's radio shows with local DJs or hosts that talk, play music and have cura
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by dewey 4mo ago
Cmd +F "Paywall" > Are paywalls ok? It's ok to post stories from sites with paywalls that have workarounds. In comments, it's ok to ask how to read an article and to help other users do so. But please don't post
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by dewey 5mo ago
Because 99% of the user base uses the default app and it doesn't affect them.
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by dewey 5mo ago
As a business you don't want to serve everyone. That's why many companies after a while raise their prices, even if that prices out the enthusiast market they served at the beginning so they can go further up market. Often times i
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by dewey 5mo ago
Apple just had to open the NFC reader to alternative payment providers in the EU (Like PayPal) so what makes you think Apple Pay and Google Pay would be any different?
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by dewey 5mo ago
Being n% more sovereign is better than not at all. It’s not that hard to switch providers down the road, it’s not the gotcha that some people think that is.
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by dewey 5mo ago
On paper, in practice it's delisted (At least in EU) from most exchanges like Kraken which makes it an extra hassle to get.
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by dewey 5mo ago
Depends on your definition of successful. If the goal was to take down the website that didn't work as it was back online hours after and is online to this day even if the organization behind it probably changed.
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by dewey 5mo ago
This is nothing new. Remember when the US pressured Sweden into taking down the pirate bay (Very unsuccessfully)? Using global influence to get countries to do something that they would not do on their own has always been the case.
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by dewey 5mo ago
Naming issues are as old as time. Apple Computer vs. Apple Records comes to mind as a popular example.
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by dewey 5mo ago
Once you paid the same bill for a few months you'll know how much your phone bill will roughly be and you'll not have to do. They obviously have to put that line in there, just like ChatGPT saying "Please verify everything we
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by dewey 5mo ago
The "First time?" meme would be appropriate here. Companies change their policies all the time. Most recent example: https://cal.com/blog/cal-com-goes-closed-source-why
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by dewey 5mo ago
That's the comment that made me check it out in more detail, as that sticks out from all the other projects that were built in a weekend in the past months.
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by dewey 5mo ago
Is this sarcasm? Doesn't Wikipedia look identical to 10 years ago and still load instantly?
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by dewey 5mo ago
I'm not sure if you are asking for hard numbers, but I would say it's definitely "a thing" for people to reduce their reliance on certain countries.
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by dewey 5mo ago
The shininess looks a bit more like https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_XP_Media_Center_Editio... and not like the regular Windows XP, but still a fun project!

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