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by graynk 2y ago
> They have another policy specifying that they maintain the games they sell. They don't sell as-is, they warrant that the game will run appropriately. Would be helpful if you've linked to that policy :) They do update some of
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by graynk 2y ago
I like GOG, but I'm still pissed off about this one, yeah. BTW you can buy it from the developer's website, it's great. https://shop.redcandlegames.com/app/devotion
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by graynk 2y ago
“For _some_ people” is at odds with “_completely_ worthless”, don’t you think?
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by graynk 2y ago
For me it‘s completely the other way around, and I’m glad they held off from releasing just anything. > A story not having an ending taints the entire affair such that I would rather have never started it at all. That has never stopped m
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by graynk 2y ago
The fact that you get the files does not mean it’s not a license. You can download Windows 10 ISO from microsoft.com and it will boot just fine too. There’s no license _verification_ in the files you’ll download - yes. You’ll be able to alw
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by graynk 2y ago
I’d show a pop up at the first start-up, asking the user to opt in, and very clearly and honestly explaining what will be sent and why. And make it easy to opt out, if clicked by mistake.
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by graynk 2y ago
All pretty famous, but: Outer Wilds, Stanley Parable, Return of the Obra Dinn, Undertale
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by graynk 2y ago
Animal Well is 33 MB and is absolutely great
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by graynk 2y ago
Every time I see his videos I think “haven’t you already made a video on this exact topic already”? Like, how many times can you make the “I made Task Manager” video, we got the idea the first time round..
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by graynk 2y ago
Not sure calling something „onanistic nonsense“ constitutes discourse
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by graynk 2y ago
Really glad to see native support for this being worked on, however in its current state it's unusable for me and I'll continue using Sideberry. I constantly use tab grouping and I want to see at a glance what the tab is about, so
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by graynk 2y ago
> Unless you take "made up" to mean "as a result of their choices" Not the original poster, but that’s my view exactly. If you impose the limitations upon yourself then it’s not really a “problem” for you, is it now.
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by graynk 2y ago
Yes.
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by graynk 2y ago
Writing GUI apps for anything is painful, if we’re being honest. To this day I haven‘t seen a single good GUI framework for any of the platforms that I‘ve tried. Flutter feels nice though
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by graynk 2y ago
If it’s a TV show - I’d expect it to be the same quality, because most of those are WEB-DL from those same services, no?
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by graynk 2y ago
Oh, I was not aware of this. Very sad to see this
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by graynk 2y ago
On Linux for screen recording I use Peek and I really like the approach You just resize Peek‘s transparent window over the part of the screen that you want and hit record https://github.com/phw/peek
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by graynk 2y ago
And I am so sick of „I am so sick of leetcode-style interviews“-style posts. Yet here we are. How much more can this dead horse be beaten? Aren’t you tired of discussing this topic with the same arguments each time?
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by graynk 2y ago
and Tunic!
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by graynk 2y ago
Don’t forget to add to that list such beautiful services as Xbox Game Pass and Xbox Game Pass For PC (later renamed to PC Game Pass, for which you still have to have an Xbox app installed)
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by graynk 2y ago
> simulation games with virtual dioramas Try Toy Trains VR! It’s reeeeeaaally simple simulation-wise, like it says on the box - it’s mainly a toy, but it’s very cute > games that play with size/perspective differences Fisherman’s
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by graynk 2y ago
Both examples kinda sound like an anti-feature. > had hackernews been written with a frontend framework, then i could click reply and submit without internet access, and the page could store my comment until internet is back and send it
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by graynk 2y ago
One of my first memories is drowning. We were going down the river and our plot crashed into a fallen tree and turned over. I was in a life saving jacket and I was about 3 or 4 years old. I remember the sun shining through the green-ish wat
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by graynk 2y ago
> Author insists this is a problem with all package managers, that it's impossible to write a tool that doesn't behave like this Is the author wrong? Dependabot functions the exact same way. How would you even go about solving
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by graynk 3y ago
The benchmark is right on the main page of bun.sh, just ctrl+f for „bun test“
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by graynk 3y ago
This is simply false. There are millions of pages that may contain your search query, no matter how you word it. And a lot of them are SEO spam. Results ranking and giving the user the ability to filter further down is very important and ca
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by graynk 3y ago
Been using Fastmail for several years now, and Kagi for several months. Can heartily recommend both
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by graynk 3y ago
Pinta is much less stable unfortunately. Paint .NET is just much, much more polished and pleasant to use
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by graynk 3y ago
Thanks for forking and supporting my initial clumsy tool, glad to see someone else found it useful :)
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by graynk 3y ago
> since there are great alternatives No. There aren’t.

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