imdsm

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by imdsm 5y ago
can we have some port holes?
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by imdsm 5y ago
And for the UK: https://www.amazon.co.uk/alexa-privacy/apd/home
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by imdsm 5y ago
As a DF fan since the early days, it's amazing to see it come to Steam, and wow, having just seen the updated store page with the new interfaces they've been working on for the past two years, I'm so excited. I can't wai
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by imdsm 5y ago
I've played since 2006 and while I don't find much time these days, I return to it every few years to scratch an itch. I played a lot of ADOM in the old days, and naturally jumped onto DF when it appeared. With tilesets, things be
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by imdsm 5y ago
To be fair, if a company wants to produce something that only works on one set of hardware, that should be fine. We simple choose not to use it, right? And many of us /do/ choose to use it? But why do we choose to? Because we find
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by imdsm 5y ago
The reality is probably that he has a lot of creative energy inside but by the time the kids, who are probably 3 and 5, are in bed and he's eaten his dinner and spent time with his SO, it's 8pm and he's shattered, but somehow
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by imdsm 5y ago
That's an interesting point too. They talk about not being a blob store, not wanting the serialisation cycle to hamper performance but makes you wonder how exactly they're storing the data. I'd guess it's not encrypted a
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by imdsm 5y ago
They must be. Totally out of context response.
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by imdsm 5y ago
Sadly, people don't respect time. Look at how people have destination weddings and expect people to travel and pay for accommodation. More recently I've simply started politely declining invitations without providing reasons.
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by imdsm 5y ago
The intention I think is to tax Google, and this is just Google's way of passing it on. It's ridiculous when you look at Google's revenue and profits, but not unexpected at all.
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by imdsm 5y ago
20 years ago I would download as many projects as I could fit onto the floppy disks I had on me within the time I had access to the internet. I'd scour planet source code, and all the others, and get all those zips. All I'd have i
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by imdsm 5y ago
Awesome. I'll get some lunch and try again. I'd really love to read about /how/ this works if that's something you'd be interested in sharing.
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by imdsm 5y ago
Some feedback from someone who now has RSI clearing the screen: 1. Clear to background button 2. Brush sizes 3. Don't regenerate while the mouse is down, wait for mouse up
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by imdsm 5y ago
I'll just wait a few days and then try it, keeping this tab open
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by imdsm 5y ago
Is this service out of order?
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by imdsm 5y ago
What is not speculation is that they restricted the buying of stocks while not restricting the selling. The rest, though it may be speculation, has enough circumstantial evidence to allow most regular folks to make up their mind. The people
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by imdsm 6y ago
When I saw this thread I went looking for the link, couldn't find it. Felt sad. Came to read comments. Saw others have posted it and now I feel content again.
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by imdsm 6y ago
The discovery of the old internet, where it truly felt like websites weren't always online, where you were connecting to individual machines, and where everything felt like it was a constantly changing landscape, were the best of days.
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by imdsm 6y ago
Meth, not even once
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by imdsm 6y ago
I must disagree. From a UX side alone, they've regressed, but then there have been more outages since the acquisition than before.
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by imdsm 6y ago
Or when you have a robust CI process in place
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by imdsm 6y ago
I feel like this is an attempt to add to this while throwing in a plug at the bottom. These are all too specific and subjective, and I don't think they're as applicable to all lazy programmers as the three virtues are to all (good
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by imdsm 6y ago
I know you have your reasons and I won't question your capacity or vision, but I'd definitely be more interested in an active 'Sublime Text' that is maintained on an ongoing basis than the current major release model you
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by imdsm 6y ago
This is quite weird. Saw BitBar on here about five years ago and started using it. Then today, having upgraded to Big Sur recently, I noticed it didn't look right. The update didn't work either, so I went to find the repo and saw
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by imdsm 6y ago
I think a lot of folks are making the mistake of realising that inaction is action. To not vaccinate is an action, and one that carries its own risks.
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by imdsm 6y ago
I think what Elon wants, money alone can't buy. It's taking him time and effort, as well as money, to help humans to become a multi-planetary species. This drive is why I've been a fan of Elon for so long.
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by imdsm 6y ago
That's fair, but I guess the people who will feel sad about this are the ones who know what it is/was. I remember back when it was being developed, along with Deis and later, Rancher. But the shadow of Kubernetes has caused them a
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by imdsm 6y ago
Dokku, Deis, Rancher, and finally Flynn. Another one falls. I've been around all these projects and small scale docker PaaS for almost a decade, and k8s has just killed them off, which is so sad. As you say, you don't always want
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by imdsm 6y ago
I'd just like to highlight the response to Andrew: https://twitter.com/A_Mitchell1966/status/136102436212456653...
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by imdsm 6y ago
http://www.erasmatazz.com/personal/self/gemma.html http://www.erasmatazz.com/personal/self/seventy.html

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