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hofrogs
1y ago
And this UI looks way, way worse and doesn't fit the pixely style of Minecraft at all.
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hofrogs
1y ago
Then why mention it in the first place?
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1y ago
Spying on users, connecting their real life identities to their browsing history without their consent or knowledge?
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1y ago
Stores won't sell a SIM card without the buyer providing valid state ID, and SIM cards are disabled by carriers if they suspect you are using someone else's card and you can't provide an ID for it. This is one of the recent l
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hofrogs
1y ago
Doing something like this should result in Meta and such being legally annihilated. But nothing will happen, as usual.
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1y ago
Yes. There is also ZeroTier, but it is proprietary (as is Hamachi)
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1y ago
Looks like these are mostly based on "reserved" attributes (with double underscores that have no special meaning in the language, just make unintentional collisions less likely), a modern solution utilizing JS Symbol type (where n
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1y ago
Why would small functions like "difference", "groupBy", "flatten", etc. have CVEs and require bug fixes? Implementing those correctly is a one and done thing
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1y ago
Thanks for this. Well good luck with keeping it up, it's a really useful service.
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1y ago
That's a lot of compute, how much does it cost to keep it running? I don't see how that project would generate any income on its own
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1y ago
This is really cool and actually useful for peeking behind those annoying login walls. What software do you use to store/index/search in so much data? How did you get the data in the first place? Discord isn't exactly known f
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1y ago
You now have a banned account, and Meta has a video of your face looking multiple directions and data about your business and development activity. A fair and common trade from the big tech point of view.
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1y ago
This is what humanity must aim for.
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1y ago
I tried to read the article but every few paragraphs there is a huge AI-generated image with nonsense text, even the "screenshots" have words bleeding into each other
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1y ago
I wish it would be the other way around, RSS feeds -from- the walled garden of discord guilds ("servers"). I don't want to make a discord account and join 1000 different guilds just to see updates on some game or software pro
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1y ago
"side-loading"? you surely mean "installing software that you want on a device that you own". don't use abusive corporate language.
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1y ago
>The choice is not China or the US. The choice is between autocracy vs liberal, democratic society with separation of powers and independent judiciary. Which one is which?
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1y ago
Thank you for making that list, these are really interesting indeed.
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2y ago
I love chewing gum but I've never thought about what it's made of. The thought that I've been chewing on synthetic rubber the entire time makes me uncomfortable.
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2y ago
> nobody wants to ... If you don't want something, don't think everyone else thinks the same as you. From my observations, if something is being called "woke", that means it's probably a good thing, actually.
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2y ago
For those interested I recommend this channel, Andrew here has a lot of videos exploring various ideas/concepts of how things might function in a solarpunk society: https://www.youtube.com/c/Andrewism
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2y ago
The issue here is not sourcemaps being available. The issue is admin credentials being shipped to clients for no reason.
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2y ago
I'm sure there is a better source than that culture warrior twitter account.. Like the commit on github itself, for instance.
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2y ago
It might make cheat creators life a little bit easier, but not by much. Security through obscurity is not a great practice in the first place, I think the benefits of allowing modders to make new games based on TF2 are much much greater tha
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2y ago
Not saying you're necessarily wrong but can you provide a source on the list of most popular ideologies in the US you reference?
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2y ago
Either Meta did nothing wrong and therefore individuals who pirate ebooks do nothing wrong as well and the concept of piracy should not exist/not be illegal; Or piracy is actually theft (as it supposedly is when individuals do it) and