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kristofferg
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kristofferg
3y ago
You are right in that is neither high-brow or PC. :)
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kristofferg
3y ago
I would usually agree but in this case its a pun on “models”. I find it quite funny.
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kristofferg
3y ago
You got me. :) I know nothing of D4. Lvl. 60 does sound high and ex. >20 hours of playing is a lot to me. I.e. to me it spounds horrible if someone plays a game for more than 20 hours while not enjoying the experience. :)
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kristofferg
3y ago
Reaching level 60 on hardcore gives me the impression that he put quite a few hours into the game. Sounds unpleasant if you find the game a “snorefest”. :)
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kristofferg
3y ago
That is super interesting. Thanks for sharing! :) Turns out releasing a Linux version can probably, for small studios, substitute and/or support a QA team.
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kristofferg
3y ago
99% seems high. Ime. its closer to 70%.
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kristofferg
3y ago
This I agree with. If the game developer can produce a Linux binary I am happy to buy on other stores (I prefer GOG). They usually do _not_ and I don’t want to spend time to wrap and configure windows apps to run on Linux. You can consider
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kristofferg
3y ago
“ I barely hit level 60 on hardcore. It's such a snorefest.”. I hereby grant you the right to not play games you don’t like. :)
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kristofferg
3y ago
It is still very common for business clients of all sizes, in all industries (even critical infra) to request 2FA via SMS. Good for the company you work for that they dont :)
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kristofferg
3y ago
VirtualBox runs fine with all features working.
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kristofferg
3y ago
Indeed amusing! :) One could argue that they are back - but now as desktop webapps each with their own bundled browser. And making sure to drain the same proportion of available resources on the system. Edit: fixed typo
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kristofferg
3y ago
Looks cool - Unfortunately this is the first time I hear about it!
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kristofferg
3y ago
Fantastic project! Would have loved this on DOS back in the days.
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kristofferg
3y ago
Might help with the detector - but not the flames :)
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kristofferg
3y ago
I see your point - I suppose it was quite snarky. My take is (and I suspect the same as the people who upvoted my comment) that the comment was disregarding another persons feature request/preferences based because the did not match h
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kristofferg
3y ago
Interesting - thanks for sharing your perspective. It certainly was not meant rude or as a joke.
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kristofferg
3y ago
Awesome <3. Takes me back to running compiz on slackware in the early 2000s. Era of the blinged out desktop.
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kristofferg
3y ago
Lots of dovnvotes. I am curious to know the reasoning behind these. :)
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kristofferg
3y ago
For stuff like Ansible (and other lacking software) docs i find that ChatGPT can provide the missing pieces.
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kristofferg
3y ago
Agree. ime. Tk/Ttk tkinter is sufficient for 99% of cases and the syntax is as simple as possible. Its stable, mostly backward compatible and fast. Also a breeze to maintain.