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by graynk 1y ago
You can disable autoplay. Both on desktop and on mobile (not sure about TVs) It's buried in the settings but it's there.
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by graynk 1y ago
Perhaps you should let different people have different workflows?
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by graynk 1y ago
Lorelei is pretty great in its atmosphere, though the puzzles can be quite disappointing. 80% of the time the solution is "you're overthinking it, it's a number written down somewhere" Still, I 100%-ed and enjoyed it. Al
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by graynk 2y ago
I like reviews. I leave reviews. I read reviews (and not just look at the "score"). Often they are insightful. Thank you for coming to my TED talk.
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by graynk 2y ago
yep, that's my first link
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by graynk 2y ago
I get the whole Rust -> Iron thing, but when I see Iron prefix I think of dotnet because of https://github.com/ironlanguages and https://ironsoftware.com/
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by graynk 2y ago
I fully agree, _but_ it's not just frontend, it's the entire NPM ecosystem. Meaning it's not much better in NodeJS (or Deno/Bun/whathaveyou)
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by graynk 2y ago
it tangentially matters, because cargo is so good that I use it instead of a package manager for all these fancy rust tools
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by graynk 2y ago
> Reasonable people realize this and won't discard a project as a joke I agree. Nobody said anything about discarding nothing though. Only that it's a reasonable first thought to have upon hearing the name. And it is.
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by graynk 2y ago
Ahhh, sad to hear that, I only played the demo
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by graynk 2y ago
I'm so glad somebody else has heard of The Dream Machine, it's great! Harold Halibut is also worth a look, though it's not fully stop-motion I believe
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by graynk 2y ago
> If you expose something to enough people you'll get some unreasonable takes and interpretations of it. It's important to ignore them. Quite literally the main function of dice is to give you random numbers. Looking over the w
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by graynk 2y ago
Yes it does. Seems we're in a stalemate, where do we go from here?
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by graynk 2y ago
You mean like this, but worse? https://docs.github.com/en/code-security/code-scanning/intro...
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by graynk 2y ago
I somewhat enjoy the fact that every time this blog gets posted, half of the comments are about the cat and lack of capital letters.
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by graynk 2y ago
I mean, I initially installed it on mobile to get rid of the ads, and then eventually deleted it, after it started showing me ads on the main page. I also think that their whole original "ad replacement" scheme ( https:/&#x2F
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by graynk 2y ago
I would really like people to stop recommending Brave :( It may be an okay-ish browser, but the company behind it _repeatedly_ does shady things (installs VPN without asking, overriding links to insert referral codes, collecting donations f
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by graynk 2y ago
I have tried UBO on Orion on iOS and it does not work. It is definitely installed. It definitely thinks that it's working. But the moment you switch the default Orion blocker off - the ads appear. And uBO just says "Blocked on thi
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by graynk 2y ago
There’s a difference between a _system_ being Turing complete and something actually _using_ that Turing-completeness to make something arbitrary run on it. You can’t deny this is an impressive effort.
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by graynk 2y ago
Other people have already given great answers: it plays faster, the levels are different, etc. But to me the main problem of "remake replaces the original" approach is that it's a a very "content-consuming"-way to l
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by graynk 2y ago
The post and most of the comments feel kind of naive. Yes, these things are frustrating, but it’s your job. That’s what you’re paid to do. Nobody cares if you ship a hack if it “works”. Every single legacy project I’ve seen that earns actua
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by graynk 2y ago
Yes and no. The original is still very much playable, one does not replace the other, both are very good
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by graynk 2y ago
That last one is a big stretch. Blazor is uhh.. not pleasant to use
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by graynk 2y ago
It's basically NFS Underground, but made today.
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by graynk 2y ago
Latest node.js now supports „just running ts“ for cases like these: node --experimental-strip-types index.ts On non-latest Node tsx package worked great for me (as oppposed to ts-node) But both of those options just throw away type informat
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by graynk 2y ago
Whatcha doing tonight? ( ͡~ ω •`)
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by graynk 2y ago
For iOS I really like Octal. This is where I’m replying from!
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by graynk 2y ago
Looks pretty cool! Unfortunately I can't use it yet, as I am on a Ubuntu-based distro (Pop! OS 22.04), so my GTK version is not high enough. I imaging that's the case for a lot of people who stick to LTS versions. I may check it o
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by graynk 2y ago
From my anecdata I don’t know anyone who thinks group chats are E2E encrypted or even “safe” in general. In my circles it’s sorta common knowledge even among non-technical people that secret chats are the safest ones. That said - nobody see
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by graynk 2y ago
Not a good look to be sure, but it's hardly a policy, is it? It's a single marketing blurb (with "Upgrading classics for present-day" blurb atop of it BTW, so even there it's not claiming to fix __every single game_

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