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by kroltan 5y ago
Minecraft is an intrinsically multiplayer game (singleplayer mode just spins a local server and connects to it) so yes it would. Regarding the plugin, there might be a need to detect the user that kills the chickens for auditing purposes, b
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For that price you might as well just get a bigger space in the first place. Then you won't have to be meticulously tidy and will have the option to have someone watching TV and sleeping at the same time (or whichever other tradeoff ea
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GameDevNetwork is a pretty chill one for game development. Lots of new people but also some big industry people there. https://gdn.gg/
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Thankfully other countries/legislations exist, then!
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Keep your markup lean, serve styles separately so they can be cached.
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It uses Windows design and icons for everything else, too. Would require a complete visual overhaul to divorce from MS.
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No, write your software properly. Assuming anything at all about file names is how we get to silly things like Windows' "CON" or whatever restrictions.
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Not quite, Discord's conceptual design is much messier due to its monetization attempts. Plus nowadays it isn't nearly as fast as it was a couple years ago.
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A lot of those can be solved by contacting the support of that service. Services that don't allow you to change emails are usually on the smaller side and so you might actually get a response.
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Unlike sibling commenters, I used to not use a password manager. (But do now!) I just keep the old GMail for now, and whenever I receive a valid email there, I visit the sender website to update it. This depends on you remembering your &quo
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Not a book. But a game. Scratch that, it is meditation, a life lesson and an existential crisis packed into a computer program. But I'll call it a game since it's convenient. Outer Wilds. Mechanically, you play as a space archaeol
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Do we really need legislation that digs so deep in the implementation details of computers? I would think at most something along "systems should respect user preferences where available", but definitely not "systems should n
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I'm actually agnostic, and used the expression in the secular figurative sense.
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Firefox 97 on Windows at 16:9 1440p In fact you prompted me to test the site on my other screen which is 1080p, and it doesn't happen there, only on the 1440p.
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Most "help"/"support" links on Windows 10 (and likely 11 too, but I'm not curious to find out) in things like the control panel or built-in applications also use this protocol and force open Edge.
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You go to your system settings, and set your "default Web browser". You use any feature of the OS that would open a Web page, like Start menu searches, "help" links (that nowadays are just links to Bing searches, another
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And Windows support, too! "Gamer device" configuration software is 98% a shitshow, the other 2% is just about tolerable.
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Congrats on the release! As a part-time nit-picker, I found some issues on your landing page: The "hero image" overlaps the subsequent heading. https://i.imgur.com/PiCekWg.png Your links (the "Batteries for M
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To be clear I did not mean it as a dig on your service! It's a really cool idea, sorry for not saying it before. It was just a perfect irony. You could also do some heuristics like not accepting emails with excessive HTML. Though I&#x2
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Ironically, it seems like half of the emails there are just spam.
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Yes, because "Verby Noun" game titles and "<Word>-ly" app titles are incredibly informative at first glance.
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But if _everything_ is always saved on the card, then you don't need the technical knowledge. Removing the card would leave the phone in a "factory clean" condition.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Register_(sociolinguistics) Basically, a manner of speaking depending on to whom you're talking to or who you're addressing or how you mean it to be interpreted. In English a sim
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I have no idea how someone can get so stuck up their assumptions as to say something like that. I have been using Firefox since circa 2010, and can count on my fingers how many websites do not work properly in it. Most of the time it's
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Long time Firefox user (since circa 2010), and a heavy user of history suggestions. I _really_ like the suggestions, for websites I open regularly they even show up in sequence correctly. I do type URL fragments usually, not going by title,
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Sorry, absolutely no idea.
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As is plain to see :P
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Actually, DNS SRV entries do support port numbers (and transport layer!) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SRV_record It is just a matter of specifying the use of such entries in the protocols (HTTP et al). A lot of new pr
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Maybe not in Manhattan, one of the central points of one of the biggest cities of the world. Where I live, the only form of non-personal (your own car or bike) transport was the bus, which comes by 5 times a day, only once on saturdays, and
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With enough courage and either a lot of formulas or a bit of scripting, you can do simple queries just fine in Google Sheets.

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