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by jtvjan 3y ago
The main way the game teaches you how to play is the "advancements" system. It's a tree of achievements, starting with "walk around" and "chop down a tree", and ending with "defeat the final boss&quot
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by jtvjan 3y ago
What red flags, exactly?
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by jtvjan 3y ago
If you're curious what it says, I put the Russian text in a translator: > glory to Ukraine! > rel 20200126 15:15 > rel 20200126 15:46 added ubuntu 19.10 【thanks russkis】 > rel 20200127 02:46 removed upx, crashes
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by jtvjan 3y ago
Is distributing it as a patch of `portal_pak_000.vpk' meant more as a form of "DRM"? Because I doubt that BPS can manage to reuse a lot of bits from a file meant for a completely different version of the game...
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by jtvjan 3y ago
Though, the creator of noclip.website does have a YouTube channel where they post interesting videos about 3D graphics: https://youtube.com/@JasperRLZ
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by jtvjan 3y ago
It's not like support for v2 was removed immediately after v3 was released. v2 and v3 coëxisted for over three years, giving 16 months advance warning of the deprecation, ending in a four month period where support was removed from the
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by jtvjan 3y ago
In the presentation made when it was discovered[0] they said: “The NTR cartridge was likely meant to be used for either the factory setup or as a means of recovering bricked NANDs. However, we'll never know for sure.” [0]: https:&#x2F
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by jtvjan 3y ago
Someone in the Reddit comments recorded a video of it happening: https://streamable.com/qdhin3
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by jtvjan 3y ago
I think having tickets at all is antiquated. In the Netherlands, there are terminals at the stations you tap your bank card against to "check in". When you get off, you tap it again at that station and your card gets charged. Some
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by jtvjan 3y ago
The key costs 880 SEK. That's about 78 euros or 85 dollars. It's designed to be future proof, with applications being uploaded to the device by the host. The website feels a bit cramped with all the large text on desktop, like it
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by jtvjan 3y ago
From the screenshot it looks like an UWP app. So it's not a "proper native" win32 application.
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by jtvjan 4y ago
The certificate for Twitter's hidden service expired a full week ago and they still haven't exchanged it.
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by jtvjan 4y ago
The name is a little bit unfortunate. There's already a company in the AI space called Latitude: https://latitude.io
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by jtvjan 4y ago
I think having a JSON manipulator like jq be standard would be good, since it would encourage other tools to include JSON as an output format. I think it would reduce complexity as a whole, since tools would no longer need a lot of switches
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by jtvjan 4y ago
Of course it is. It rather plainly restricts the user from using the software in a specific way, which is against user freedom.
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by jtvjan 4y ago
I find it hard to believe that some indie techno band _hasn't_ made a song called "internal server error".
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by jtvjan 4y ago
Sort of. He does encourage this use-case in the final paragraph. > Applying "Pwned or Bot" to your own risk assessment is dead simple with the HIBP API and hopefully, this approach will help more people do precisely what HIBP i
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by jtvjan 4y ago
Hidden music. Some albums[1] have hidden tracks.[2] [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_albums_with_tracks_hid... [2]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hidden_track
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by jtvjan 4y ago
In what way is it dystopian?
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by jtvjan 4y ago
Going in exactly the opposite direction, the Electronicos Fantasticos have been making electronic instruments for humans to play: https://youtu.be/UB7ZyZSKLX8
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by jtvjan 4y ago
Oh, neat idea. My go-to for this trick is to look up the Wikidata entry for a concept and look at the table of labels in different languages.
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by jtvjan 4y ago
Certainly. They've already changed it such that "turning off" Wi-Fi or Bluetooth from the Control Centre doesn't actually turn off the radios, it simply disconnects any devices, or disconnects from any networks the devic
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by jtvjan 4y ago
I've recently tried Jami to chat with a friend using the new(?) Qt client, and it wasn't a very good experience. Scrolling feels terrible. When I scroll up, it keeps going for a moment even though I let go of the scroll wheel. Whe
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by jtvjan 4y ago
On our radio, the "Now Playing" is always frustratingly far behind. It's amazing that yours is real-time enough that you can adjust the volume based on it.
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by jtvjan 4y ago
は(wa) is a case marker which makes something the topic of the sentence. Topic isn't strictly analogous to subject in English. The verb is "not eat". If the topic was "children", then the topic would be the subject w
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by jtvjan 4y ago
It's a Java applet, so it runs everywhere, but due to the migration from minecraft.net accounts to Mojang accounts, and the second migration from Mojang to Microsoft accounts, a lot of people lost access to the game.
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by jtvjan 4y ago
Yes, you have been hanging out with the wrong crowd: https://youtu.be/BZLFIRkPmcE
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by jtvjan 4y ago
My preferred way of editing text on Android is to run Vim in Termux. If there's a terminal editor that you like (nano, emacs, joe, ed are all available too), try running it through there.
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by jtvjan 4y ago
OpenOffice has largely been replaced by LibreOffice. It's a perfectly fine office suite, but the draw of Office 365 and Google Docs aren't the document editors themselves, it's that you get E-Mail, chat, file storage and PIM
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by jtvjan 4y ago
An animator used the voice cloning tech to make a "leaked episode" of a cartoon that ended years ago: https://youtu.be/shp9jzJ4MOw It's funny how both that and this used "low sound quality" to mask

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