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by dmonitor 3y ago
> Google have declared Apple's M1 chip is malware
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by dmonitor 3y ago
they're incentivized to be vague because specificity decreases the utility of the patent.
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by dmonitor 3y ago
curious what they’re track record looks like
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by dmonitor 3y ago
if your code gets merged upstream, then for sure you should be compensated. voluntarily making mods for the love of the game is obviously different from employment. in this dota case, if the modders wanted to charge for content, they should
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by dmonitor 3y ago
> By comparison, the base fare for a yellow cab from Manhattan to JFK Airport is $70, according to NYC’s Taxi and Limousine Commission. This makes $52 (which includes the driver tip) seem pretty reasonable. Am I missing something?
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by dmonitor 3y ago
the odds that any individual extra will become huge are slim to none. the odds that a huge actor started their career with a role as an extra is pretty high.
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by dmonitor 3y ago
The fear, as I understand it, is that an actor will get scanned as an extra background mook in whatever movie, then not own the rights to their image when they get famous later. With how advanced ML deep-fakes have gotten, digital actors co
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by dmonitor 3y ago
Post says theres a couple unofficial tools that do similar things
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by dmonitor 3y ago
turn off animations and it flies
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by dmonitor 3y ago
open source doesn’t really mesh well with artists, so most open source games just have terrible graphical assets
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by dmonitor 3y ago
i didn’t realize buying a tesla was a moral failing. i guess i’ll but from an ethical company like GM instead
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by dmonitor 3y ago
just look at the teams ui and count how many buttons are on screen crammed under the text box, and how many of those you’ve actually used in a productive manner
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by dmonitor 3y ago
he was pretending to be a specific person, not just pretending to be a psychic
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by dmonitor 3y ago
not really. a “psychic reading” may not be supernatural, but it is still advice from a person. in this case they advertised advice from a specific person, but sold advice from a different person.
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by dmonitor 3y ago
surely twitter also had the double standard, since i’ve never seen anything done to twitter despite the massive amount of nsfw on the app
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by dmonitor 3y ago
Look up King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard if you want complex music. Polygondwanaland especially if you want something really out there.
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by dmonitor 3y ago
“what’s popular on the radio /TikTok/charts” being gutter tier hogwash is exactly what they’re talking about. Humans didn’t lose the ability to create good interesting music, and nobody legitimately thinks that. The publishing ind
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by dmonitor 3y ago
i can imagine why people aren’t so enthusiastic about role playing early 20th century germans
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by dmonitor 3y ago
No way would SpaceX happen without him
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by dmonitor 3y ago
Consistently defeating the Dark Souls boss requires skill. You have to learn how to beat it. The improvement comes from within yourself, and your ability to recognize what you are doing wrong. Knowing how to beat a boss is like a puzzle or
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by dmonitor 3y ago
stores that aggressively sign you up for their loyalty programs are so annoying. every gas station pulls this shit.
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by dmonitor 3y ago
looking at my teams interface right now. there are three separate "..." menus. Behind one of them is the settings, one is the installed apps, the third is to install more apps. Everyone involved in the decision making process that
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by dmonitor 3y ago
this exists: https://www.twitch.tv/turbo
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by dmonitor 3y ago
it’s like a puzzle. he’s just playing the game for fun like anyone else.
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by dmonitor 3y ago
I wouldn't mind such a service being opt-in for citizens but mandatory for companies to support.
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by dmonitor 3y ago
Counterpoint, if a government is relying on a novelty microblog website for apparently important infrastructure, the website should probably be informed of this.
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by dmonitor 3y ago
publishers want to resell the games at full price. your copy from 2002 still working conflicts with that motive. hell, they don’t even want to sell it to you these days. they’d much prefer you rent.
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by dmonitor 3y ago
This feels like another instance of seeking a technical solution to a legal problem
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by dmonitor 3y ago
“can someone explain why microsoft is evil?”
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by dmonitor 3y ago
Microsoft failing to create a compelling product in two decades isnt Sony’s fault

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