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hparadiz
11mo ago
I've been playing the most recent POE2 league on my Linux desktop for the past week while my friend on windows is having random crashes.
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11mo ago
That's a normal failure state that happens occasionally. Out of memory errors come up all the time when writing robust async job queues. There are a lot of other reasons a failure could happen but running out of memory is just one of t
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11mo ago
US did the same in the 19th century with Europe and it's part of how the country bootstrapped it's industrial revolution. https://www.realclearmarkets.com/articles/2018/07/30/ip_thef...
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11mo ago
I'm a single contractor and can't really justify it. It saves me about 8k per year and this would be a bronze plan through MediCali if I got it. People would say "well what if you get a cancer or something" and yea that
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11mo ago
This is the Achilles heel of having a closed platform. Eventually the government dictates what's supposed to be in it.
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11mo ago
It's a pub. It doesn't matter as long as it's not obvious aim bots and people are having fun. Besides when it's a 32 player instant respawn death match server you have like 200-300 regulars. That type of cheating was nev
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11mo ago
This is drudging up some formative memories. In the counter-strike / TF2 communities you'd have servers that would grant vote kick rights with more playtime and some of those regulars would then apply for mod rights. It worked qui
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11mo ago
We used to run these servers on machines that today aren't even 20% of the M1 in my MacBook air.
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11mo ago
Back then at least you could do something about it. Now if there's an obvious cheater you just kinda sit there and take your L, and ask people to make reports.
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11mo ago
> Musk was not going to be homeless if he failed. I think I can safely say that about every single person I know from college with most being normies. No sane parent is gonna not put up their college student kid till they figure out thei
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1y ago
I imagine one like that in my kitchen which is currently moss, a succulent, and some weed that happened to germenate. All three are alive after two years so far. The bottom is rocks and soil. There's a clear water cycle too as water ev
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1y ago
I always wonder what would happen if you put a fully enclosed glass terrarium in space. How would it fair. Not big either. Grape fruit sized.
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1y ago
Having a rooted android 11 phone for years was never a problem. My bank apps worked just fine. Even for work stuff (usually). It's on the personal side where I actually started to value having a virtual credit card on my phone with Goo
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1y ago
The current cyber security zeitgeist is to only allow "trusted" devices in your SSO flow and to also shove your VPN authentication on that SSO flow which includes even third party browsers not working. Only Chrome with a managed p
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1y ago
It's a dumb analysis of the situation that ignores what would actually happen: A new wallet cert would be created that uses more bits. Enough that a brute force even with a quantum CPU would take too long. Then you transfer the funds t
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1y ago
Not to be dramatic but I'll ask the question. Do we really want a future where 99.9% of people's pocket computers must ask for permission from one of two companies to run something on a device?
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1y ago
Riot games did this on purpose too. League worked perfectly fine on Linux for years until they decided that kernel level spying on users was absolutely necessary to play a moba. For some reason my one friend thinks I'll run windows jus
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1y ago
Aka enterprise security solutions
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1y ago
I recently got access to the premium version through work and was able to prototype something super legit in a language I don't really code in. It requires a heavy understanding of Linux and I had to rephrase my prompts in a "high
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1y ago
There's three new stations in downtown which extended the blue and yellow line. Santa Monica and downtown are now directly linked with the yellow line.
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1y ago
I'm out walking around LA all the time. Santa Monica alone is a beach town with an amazing ocean front. You don't need a car at all. I'm seriously sitting here doing the Obama shrug meme. It's stupid that I even have to
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1y ago
They can't detain you forever because they can't ID you. You can't be compelled to own an ID or carry it around with you all the time. Many naturally born americans have no passport, birth certificate, or even state license.
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1y ago
This concept hinges on everyone walking around with ID at all times. If you don't have it on you we'll throw you into a concrete box for 8 hours while we sort it out. Cool? Oh you were a home birth in Wisconsin you say? Sounds vag
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1y ago
I have to work to live here.
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1y ago
LA is walkable. However I don't really like walking everywhere or taking public transportation so LA is the perfect city for me because it has many municipal places I can park my car and then walk around. Let me explain LA to you since
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1y ago
Typically their presence alone is enough to stop anything new from happening. In theory they would only need to use enough violence to defend themselves. That's how we got Kent State but in general Kent State was also because the guard
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1y ago
You only need PA, WI, and MI
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1y ago
Living in LA is so great. The only thing I regret in my life is not getting here sooner.
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1y ago
They don't actually care about the constitution as long as they get to be racist. Papiere bitte This is how a free country turns slowly into a place where you need to carry a passport to take out the garbage bin in the morning.
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1y ago
They hate poor people. The wealthy undocumented people are sitting at home in their legal son or daughter's house watching the kids without a care in the world. The ones getting caught up in this are the ones that can't lay low fo
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