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Aaaaxy: A nonlinear 2D puzzle platformer taking place in impossible spaces(divverent.github.io)
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by dm319 3y ago
I have a 2020 Audi, several times I've had to do an emergency swerve to counteract an emergency swerve done by the lane assist while on a slip road. It's also applied emergency braking when I drive down a narrow road that has a l
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by dm319 3y ago
I always felt Apple pivoted to 'privacy' when they saw they had missed the race to harvest and monetise personal information.
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by dm319 3y ago
My Amiga in the 1990s seemed to do a pretty good job at boot.
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by dm319 3y ago
Social media is a lesson for all of us that sometimes the cost of something isn't readily apparent. It reminds me of Cowslip's Warren in Watership Down - apparently healthy and safe rabbits welcoming in others, with a mortal dang
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by dm319 3y ago
The law in the UK has just changed to explicitly give priority to pedestrians already crossing the road, particularly in the context of a car turning off a main road and finding pedestrians crossing the road.
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by dm319 3y ago
I'm looking through the responses, and this makes the most sense. The difference between saying that '12 hours is too much', depends on how it is said and what is open to negotiation to keep both sides happy. The thing is th
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by dm319 3y ago
They recruit the best from school early on and their training is intense. It's a very desirable job in a country that has food, electricity and other shortages. Have a listen to the Lazarus Heist podcast for more information.
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by dm319 3y ago
> there is evil afoot > the will of the people is unusually evil I'm intrigued by this language. What do you mean by it? Do you believe in evil, are you religious? Do you believe people can be evil, or are you talking more abo
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by dm319 3y ago
A lot of the problem is definitions. I'm not a free speech 'absolutist', do I guess I'm 'restrictionist'. But what defines 'speech'. It can cover the spoken word, the written word, communication in
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by dm319 3y ago
Abuse is a good word for my experience using Windows. Every time I need to log in to Word and it tells me it's "getting Office ready" when I know it's checking my subscription. Or whenever an upgrade happens when I tho
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by dm319 3y ago
I'd love to put on an exhibition of Linux running in a museum. In the centre of the room would be a computer terminal, and then there would hundreds of other screens which shows the internal state of various files and memory registers
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by dm319 3y ago
The podcast seems to be available on Spotify and similar.
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by dm319 3y ago
You don't expect your health data, financial data and purchase history (does that include anything paid for by Apple pay?) to be shared with Meta just because you are trying out Threads.
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by dm319 3y ago
Someone of you may enjoy this[0] podcast on the North Korean Lazarus Group. [0] https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/w13xtvg9/episodes/downloads
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by dm319 3y ago
I think UHK (V2) was more like 2 years? But I agree, the product is great and I use it every day.
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by dm319 3y ago
The usual position of the esc key is terrible ergonomically for vim users, but then vim was not designed for the IBM model M keyboard.
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by dm319 3y ago
I like to use XMP on linux to listen to folders of MODS. They are easy to get hold of these days!
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by dm319 3y ago
I've seen him live. Fantastic experience. EDIT: The last track his him.
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by dm319 3y ago
So much of modern technology is a trojan horse these days. This is basically the enshittification of cloud services. Just a few years ago people would say you were being a little paranoid if you were worried about your data passing throug
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by dm319 3y ago
I just got a Swissmicros DM42 this year, and I love the display. My dream is a pocket computer running headless linux with a reasonable keyboard, e-ink display, and vim/mutt/git.
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by dm319 3y ago
And Workbench was there with pre-emptive multi-tasking, resizable overlapping windows with adjustable colours in the same year that Windows 1 was released. Makes me wonder what went wrong for them.
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by dm319 3y ago
Fosstodon is a good place to start maybe? Plenty of tech on Mastodon, hopefully other interests will follow.
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by dm319 3y ago
Disagree. COVID was high mortality at 1% before the vaccine with an especially high contagiousness. Hospitals were overwhelmed in areas that couldn't control the spread, which meant shortages of beds and oxygen for those who could be
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D-IX(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by dm319 3y ago|1 comments
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by dm319 3y ago
D-IX is a methamphetamine-based experimental performance enhancer developed by Nazi Germany in 1944 for military application.
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My impression is that they're reasonably priced - is that true? Could a student exist without cooking facilities by eating at ramen joints?
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Another aspect is that sons will always inherit the Y chromosome from the father. Other genes on other chromosomes have a 50/50 chance of inheritance, which gives a bit of leeway.
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I find these calculators fascinating. I'm not a computer scientist, but I find it really intriguing that their processors naturally handled binary encoded decimal, and also their algorithms for calculating trig and log functions on su
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by dm319 3y ago
My kids use the Linux bedrock launcher (unofficial). It's often a bit behind the latest release, but it runs much smoother than on Windows IMO. https://github.com/minecraft-linux/appimage-builder/releases...

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