kroltan

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by kroltan 3y ago
Or maybe a really specific conqueror? I could bet on what his name would be.
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by kroltan 3y ago
What if you are not a business?
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by kroltan 3y ago
Same, but reloading with a clean cache (Ctrl+Shift+F5) made it work.
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by kroltan 3y ago
Plenty of skid type people who are into tech for the aesthetics mostly.
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by kroltan 3y ago
Are MMORPGs banned in islamic countries? They also offer variable rewards with apparent (virtual) value given the same input. Or do the policymakers care mainly about how the chance is presented? I am aware that you are probably not directl
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by kroltan 3y ago
> HTTP DNS record Can you tell me more about that? I know about SRV records from Minecraft (of all things!) for a similar purpose, can you point me towards a reference of what is this about? Wikipedia fails me.
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by kroltan 3y ago
We're talking about Braid, not Super Mario :)
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by kroltan 3y ago
I think Ori and the Will of the Wisps did "digging through terrain to go through it without leaving a trace" before, for a high profile example. Rewind/recall, the game Entropy Centre has that mechanic for specific objects to
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by kroltan 3y ago
Just a simple thing compared to the epic works of art and engineering seen elsewhere in this thread, but it pleases me and that is enough. Don't even have a name for it, but I trapped a bunch of small bearing balls between a couple she
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by kroltan 3y ago
Yes, it's a sample, like how sample programming code snippets use names such as Foo and Bar. Similarly braindead to do it in practice! Though imperial-system users don't mix units like that, it's not like "20 minutes 30
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by kroltan 3y ago
Generally, no, ISPs provide DNS with generally the best locality of results. Sometimes it can happen that you get a shit resolution, but it's hard to identify if DNS is the issue in home use since there are so many variables. However,
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by kroltan 3y ago
Yep, it's just the mental framing, which is why it doesn't really have noticeable effects elsewhere in code.
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by kroltan 3y ago
Google is currently doing this . Origin trials are being implemented already.
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by kroltan 3y ago
Nully Potter? As in, pointer...
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by kroltan 3y ago
The West is not against surveillance, apparently, everyone wants to do it! It's been a market for a good while now. UK is just wsocialising it.
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by kroltan 3y ago
Can only speak of experience writing code for both groups and seeing them work, don't take any of the info below as statistical truth. As I said before, it certainly affects the choice of tooling, and therefore this property of program
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by kroltan 3y ago
Which leads me to another tangent, which is that there is a very clear split between programmers that "manipulate text" and programmers that "manipulate structure". It can be seen in the choice of tooling, some people re
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by kroltan 3y ago
For me it's not a matter of speed, but distinctness and fitness to the meaning. A ligature happening is kind of a "syntax affordance" saying that the code is correct, and it indeed says "!=" and not "! =".
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by kroltan 3y ago
Could be the electrical nature of the case? When I used a Macbook for work, if it was plugged in (original charger and cable and all) then dragging my finger over the chassi or trackpad could be described as a "haptic buzz", it fe
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by kroltan 3y ago
> Smart kerning works by looking at single letter between two other letters. If the other letters are in different width classes, the middle letter will slide closer to the narrow letter. From this paragraph it sounds like they're
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by kroltan 3y ago
And some legally available contemporary mainstream games are also viruses! Hello kernel-level anti cheat developers :)
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by kroltan 3y ago
Ha! That was a common competition between me and my friend around that age too. He is very fortunate to be part of a reasonably affluent family, so he had like 6 60-liter boxes full of assorted Lego. We would spill a couple at a time (who a
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by kroltan 3y ago
> It also made me realize something: half the value of buying a kit these days is that you aren’t spending hours finding needles in a 300lb haystack. What! That is the best part! Wading through a mound of Lego has to be one of the most s
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by kroltan 3y ago
The billboard. Jokes aside, my guess is the missing word is "hate".
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by kroltan 3y ago
Yep, I always see a couple fellow manézinhos (or at least residents) whenever Florianópolis is mentioned.
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by kroltan 3y ago
It is kinda fitting in the sense of all the corruption that made the bridge repairs take longer than I've been alive, now that it's repaired (?) there's that horrendous screen. It's like the rotten cherry pit atop the pi
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by kroltan 3y ago
I lived until recently in Florianópolis, one of the state capitals of Brazil. It is a naturally beautiful island city, and it has an iconic bridge leading into it ("Ponte Hercilio Luz" if you want to search for photos). For some g
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by kroltan 3y ago
Not really just regex, I called it that for brevity. uBlock Origin's cosmetic filters, in particular :has-text which does indeed support regex. It's basically CSS selectors, but with some very powerful ones added in too. Check the
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by kroltan 3y ago
If I ever get the chance to try it I will attempt to tell you the results, but don't hold your breath. I don't know anyone with smart TVs who would also be okay with me spending an hour messing up their settings to log in with my
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by kroltan 3y ago
A couple uBO filter rules, paste it to the "My filters" tab on the settings: ! Nuke high contrast elements www.youtube.com##ytd-feed-filter-chip-bar-renderer www.youtube.com##yt-chip-cloud-renderer ! Nuke news s

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