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by impalallama 4y ago
All this stuff makes me incredibly anxious about the future of art and artists. It can already very difficult to make a living and tons of artists are horrifically exploited by content mills and vfx shops and stuff like this is just going t
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by impalallama 4y ago
A 300-400 dollar console isn’t that much of a barrier compared to a 60 AAA video game. This market of people willing to pay premium prices for enthusiast products but is unwilling to pay for the hardware to run them I don’t think exists.
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by impalallama 4y ago
I've been reading headlines like this for over a decade now. I wonder when it will finally happen. Also interesting use of the word bubble considering it involves an unprecedented change in how our economy has functioned for the past 3
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by impalallama 4y ago
Appreciate the brevity. There’s zero guff or extraneous info. Just answers the question in the title.
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by impalallama 4y ago
The fact that it’s been 30 years and only 4% of people are more concerned about climate change is pretty damn grim
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by impalallama 4y ago
A bash script to open up the current git branch in my browser. Use it everyday. Great because my company has multiple git submodules in any given project and I can use this to watch for pipeline failures and the like. x=$(git config --l
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by impalallama 4y ago
Archive Link for those experiencing the hug of death like me https://web.archive.org/web/20220811190332/https://reb00ted....
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by impalallama 4y ago
the question tends to break really fast if you try to define almost anything in it. Intelligence is already notoriously difficulty to quantify, now compare that to something as ephemeral as happiness. what are you going to do? compare someo
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by impalallama 4y ago
Basically this generations Rush Limbaugh. Very popular Youngish conservative commentator that hosts a successfully podcast/radioshow.
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by impalallama 4y ago
I'm very interested to see how this will affect closed gaming platforms like Nintendo, Sony, etc. Personally I'd love to be able to install an itch.io app on my switch and play some silly indies.
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by impalallama 4y ago
The Wheel of Time series was of such middling quality that I'm more skeptical of this than ever. Not that a Silmarillion tv show really has much appeal to me anyway.
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by impalallama 4y ago
Surprised no AAA studio has had a shot making a really polished high production multiplayer survival game. Whenever a new one comes out they usually sell a couple million copies within a month with next 0 marketing, from a small company wit
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by impalallama 4y ago
i just generated a card with the text mirror reversed. interesting
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by impalallama 5y ago
Reading that headline, I was thinking it might be like a specific graphic death threat against someone, or just some vile racial epithets but no its just the kinda edgy stuff you see all over social media. Upsetting that this is even a thin
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by impalallama 5y ago
what ever makes mdn sustainable going into the future
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by impalallama 5y ago
> [It] involve companies being efficient and/or products being basically as good as possible because, if it were possible for them to be better, someone would've outcompeted them and done it already. Must be a generational thin
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by impalallama 5y ago
this is disappointing to learn about, i have ordered through these options before, usually for in store pickup so its unfortunate that i'm still using these predatory services that i've been working to avoid
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by impalallama 5y ago
signed up and the rating system is borrowed wholesale from google books and there are no reviews at all; so rating and reviews are not even a feature (yet?). not a good look, i'd love an alternative to goodreads but not even having a b
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by impalallama 5y ago
the forum experience has effective been totally replaced by either discord or subreddits, or any other kind of self-moderated social media group you can think of. Its a plus in minus in a lot of ways but the biggest con is that its just str
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by impalallama 5y ago
> I used to be of the opinion that the computer game Factorio was a colossal waste of talent, burning many billions of dollars of GDP every year.... But since trying it out a bit more I’m starting to suspect that Factorio is the rare co
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by impalallama 5y ago
i hate to assume they don't weigh endless replies as much as other social media platforms out there, (100+ comment reply chains is a pretty big sign at something not being wholesome)
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by impalallama 5y ago
Second Bitwarden, I moved from Lastpass to it last year and the process was painless. iOS and Browser support were at a parity that I just uninstalled one installed the other and was ready to go.
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by impalallama 5y ago
The fact that MDN Docs are never the first results when searching basic for most basic web stuff is very disappointing.
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by impalallama 5y ago
Because thats a service not a product. I go to CR for reviews on what the best mattress is, moving companies is not something I would go to them for so that doesn't concern me. Its like saying AAA isn't worth the money because you
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by impalallama 5y ago
Don't much care for any company that has "Open" in their name when their entire business model seems to be buying and consolidating other businesses under one umbrella.
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by impalallama 5y ago
Just straight up suing the person who won a fraud case again them in court. Disgusting at every level on Tesla's part.
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by impalallama 5y ago
> favor Youtube music results > user preference set to another music app. Entirely irrelevant. Youtube Music is not Youtube. Its a rebranded music streaming service build to compete with Spotify and apple after the failure of google p
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by impalallama 5y ago
Chip shortages are at a point in the US were government contractors who already have right by law to jump ahead of anyone else in line when ordering and can probably pay whatever price they want are still being told that new shipments won&#
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by impalallama 5y ago
By in large no. The Nazi experiments were based on faulty race science and were indistinguishable from brutal torture and what remains is either useless or impossible to reproduce for ethical reasons.
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by impalallama 6y ago
> “by the time my son enters grade school,” remote controls would be replaced by either smartphone apps or gesture / voice commands." I do not and hope I never will live in this man's future

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