hanselot

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by hanselot 5y ago
Back then: Pay for Game when it releases, launch day it mostly works, or the studio is dead. Now: Pay for game prior to its release, launch day, people will tell you the bugs are actually features, studio milks franchise forever.
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by hanselot 5y ago
I've personally learned insane amounts from their tutorials even though never trying their services. I believe they are a paragon of quality information. Based entirely on their guides I would recommend their other services above aws,
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by hanselot 5y ago
I don't understand how anyone can be okay with: "Here, run this piece of code. No don't bother trying to read, build or understand it yourself, we know you won't be able to do it, so we put it in a little mystery box ove
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by hanselot 5y ago
So the same problem, just a different bank?
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by hanselot 5y ago
I use vim bindings for shell, so doing dangerous things I usually open it in edit mode and have to physically do :wq to execute. Much less chance of being destructive, and you can easily drop the output into clipboard or a file from here. O
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by hanselot 5y ago
> https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/622 Wow, this was a fantastic thread. It very clearly and logically lays out how to kill software by injecting your ideology into it. RIP dessalines
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by hanselot 5y ago
Of course, that would be only phase 1. Phase 2 would be using AI guided micro-transmitters to bounce internet off of pigeons mid-flight. At any time, anywhere on the planet, if you can see a pigeon, you can have internet. Never again shall
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by hanselot 5y ago
All your data are belong to us. I guess the ms devs finally figured out that their powershells can run ssh
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by hanselot 5y ago
This can be avoided by offering a same-day backup restoration engineer deployed on-site with your last X backups? In fact, this sounds like exactly the kind of thing my managers would want.
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by hanselot 5y ago
I have never in my entire life met a female plumber, yet somehow I doubt that's caused by the inherent patriarchal bias in the ****-fixing industry. Note: I have never even met a women that aspires to trying to be one.
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by hanselot 5y ago
It just takes one person to take offense to something for your life to be ruined. It is not worth the risk talking to anyone about anything remotely "honest" unless you have known them for years and know how they will react. This
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by hanselot 6y ago
When the narrative can't be twisted to their favor, they will simply cancel your responses. These are the same people that would argue cancel culture does not exist. Edit: I say people, but realistically no human could exist with such
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by hanselot 6y ago
Why do people still use MS products in 2021. Where are developers coming from that actively want to learn which hoops to jump through to be allowed the privilege to briefly use the hardware they rent out to Microsoft?
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by hanselot 6y ago
To be fair, this same exact sentiment holds true for every publication in existence, since entering the digital era. No secondary or tertiary sources are deemed acceptable anymore. Everything seems to be entirely based on primary sources no
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by hanselot 6y ago
Why would the ones getting away with it bother publishing articles about it? Rather, 20 years is a plenty long enough time to cover your tracks.
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by hanselot 6y ago
That's true, as soon as a large enough group of people act offended by something, AWS and big tech are required to censor them, in case people get a bad case of the "WRONG" opinion.
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by hanselot 6y ago
I remember in second and third grade we had the same thing, except, we were running pentium 2 and 3 machines around 1998. Our school lab had about 20-25 pc's, and all of them ran windows xp. We filled every conceivable space on those m
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by hanselot 6y ago
I think the only way to answer that question is to do more research, as opposed to squarely assuming that something is impossible simply because you didn't think of it.
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by hanselot 6y ago
I agree and disagree here. Certainly not old enough to be able to input on the wisdom/experience aspect yet, but from what I have seen in my time in this industry, investing your time in what is current is a surefire way to get left be
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by hanselot 6y ago
>I can see this hurting traditional Linux graphics systems and development tooling, but I think the main dynamic driving this is not proprietary-vs-open, it's Microsoft's ability to coordinate large numbers of developers, becau
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by hanselot 6y ago
Almost leans some credence to the theory that disinformation agents lurk and astroturf here actively.
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by hanselot 6y ago
This is the most sound argument for electing Trump again I have ever seen. There is not a single person on this planet the press harrasses more than him.
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by hanselot 6y ago
It's not like car manufacturers go out of their way to update their new models with anti-conversion technology with each new release. Unless the car is a piece of agricultural equipment, in which case, we can see exactly why walled eco
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by hanselot 6y ago
Clickbait aside, does this effectively mean we can produce latency-free games in the sense that all players could have the exact same amount of latency?
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by hanselot 7y ago
Which words would you remove from Shakespeare to make his plays objectively better?
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by hanselot 7y ago
Please omit ye words of terror, lest ye inflict your verbal assassinations upon our poor fragile temperaments. Don't know of anything more scared of a little heat than a snowflake. [1] https://www.physicsforums.com/threa
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by hanselot 7y ago
Can you tell me how much diversity juice I need to add to my team to make it perfect? Do I need to hire 1 black person for every white person? Please, provide me the ratio required to avoid marginal returns. I would need to undergo DNA test
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by hanselot 8y ago
If there is such a thing as toxic masculinity, then I propose to you that there must be an inverse to it which is not toxic and thereby should be reinforced in youth. You can't have toxic masculinity, but suggest that toxic femininity
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by hanselot 8y ago
I know this is going to come across as a stupid question, but I would like to ask what the point is of studying for an interview? I am self-taught (under guidance from a mentor) with no formal training, and don't understand why one wou
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by hanselot 8y ago
biasception. This can be the title of a new film where ai-powered echo chambers produce progressively more polarized societies until civil war and anarchy destroy all of humankind. Oh wait, this might just be reality already.

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