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by meibo 6y ago
It's densha de go, but cute! Thanks, great work - Pico8 is such an amazing tool, I'm consistently amazed at how powerful it is. Curiously I have a bit of an itch for games like densha de go, sometimes you just want to drive a trai
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Discord desktop app vulnerability chain triggered remote code execution attacks(zdnet.com)
2 points by meibo 6y ago|1 comments
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by meibo 6y ago
Making a keyboard that has the selling point of "being good on the Apple Watch" seems like a fragile business model to begin with, when Apple's goal should be implementing the best possible keyboard. This has struck custom ke
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by meibo 6y ago
You can take screenshots of encrypted content and the whole aspect of encryption is basically defeated if the channel itself is open to the public. This might not have been the case here, but there are people that infiltrate channels like t
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by meibo 6y ago
I doubt it. Publishers will be pushing for this heavily since it makes piracy absolutely impossible as well. "Gamers" won't like it, but AAA publishers always get what they want if it impacts profits - this is the future and
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by meibo 6y ago
You can't open archive.is links with Cloudflare DNS since the owner of the service thinks that they are ruining the internet.
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by meibo 6y ago
Mind that the amount of QA you ought to have heavily depends on what game you're making - e.g. with a story heavy game, you 100% want give or take 3 weeks on every update for localization checks, or for a MMO you probably want to run n
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by meibo 6y ago
They also know what they have - an extremely loyal fanbase and a great product that can stand on its own. See: they never put it on sale on Steam.
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by meibo 6y ago
If it's anything like the EU's other recent regulatory efforts regarding US big tech, it will be horribly bungled and do nothing but make the lives of citizens harder. Article 17, the "upload filter" law, has to be in
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by meibo 6y ago
> It is in the same way that the latest snake oil, WebAssembly, is doomed to fail because GAM will never permit web applications that may equal or surpass their own offerings or threaten their mobile ecosystems. Google is the primary dri
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by meibo 6y ago
That's because they both allow for creation of very segregated sub-groups that don't inherently interact. You won't see a lot of porn on /r/all because Reddit doesn't want you to, even though at least 50% of Re
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by meibo 6y ago
How technical is that group? My family isn't and they've noted a few times that Signal feels sluggish(therefore not enjoyable) to them and missing stuff they enjoy on WhatsApp, like statuses.
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by meibo 6y ago
Steam is available in China, but it's a separate "instance" ran independently of worldwide Steam with a curated list of AAA games, so without the abundance of content and freedom to publish for everyone. Generally if you want
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by meibo 6y ago
I tend to run the ones that work the same way as a webpage(or are just missing features I don't need) in Chrome "app" mode. Looks just like an electron app and has a normal shortcut, but uses the existing chrome instance and
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by meibo 6y ago
I remember having lots of fun with cheesy widgets like that on my first Android phone in 2011, nice to see the iOS folks catching on. Always thought that they were missing out!
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by meibo 6y ago
Cloud gaming is where we're headed, arguably Google might have been a little early - but they probably rather wanted to be too early than too late. There's already a few players in this space that are well respected like Nvidia, g
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by meibo 6y ago
Commercial Malwarebytes isn't on-demand, it's an actual anti-exploit/rootkit solution. I assume the free version, which only has the on-demand features, comes with these components anyways? Might explain that behavior. My rea
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by meibo 6y ago
> we send each user a Jailbroken iPhone with the Beeper app installed which bridges to iMessage Huh, I wonder how this is sustainable. I assume there is a greater cost than 10 bucks a month for this option? I wouldn't want to be the
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by meibo 6y ago
The antivirus industry is the biggest player of the modern adware/malware crisis. The dark patterns used in software like AVG and avast, both making every system I see them on so slow that they might as well be unusable, are all focuse
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by meibo 6y ago
I was more so referring to the Linux experience, haven't had any troubles with ThinkPad hardware as of yet but I know that there are complaints around it as of late :) Though, if you want a serviceable system, I'd stay away from A
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by meibo 6y ago
Even on old + modern thinkpads it feels like a lottery which hardware feature will stop working at a particular time, with the distros i've worked myself through. Ethernet, waking up from sleep mode, brightness adjustment... take your
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by meibo 6y ago
U.S. organizations need to follow U.S. law. Github has shown that they're trying to fight these things, with yt-dl reinstatement and a recent donation to the EFF. https://github.blog/2020-11-16-standing-up-for-developer
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by meibo 6y ago
Thanks for your answer! That certainly gives it some more context, I appreciate it - shame that even community created "covers" need to be covered by copyright now, since they're often quite transformative, but I guess this i
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by meibo 6y ago
This basically has no hardware acceleration, if you don't mess around with GPU passthrough and even then you won't have a great experience - so you won't be doing any heavy work or browsing. It'll be quite choppy, even o
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by meibo 6y ago
MuseScore.com, the sheet hosting site tied to the app, has been acquired by a bigger, paid sheet hosting site in 2018[1] and has recently changed its subscription model, monetizing the massive amount of community created content by not allo
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by meibo 6y ago
That wouldn't work, the characters in ace attorney aren't that passive aggressive ;)
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by meibo 6y ago
They've been doing some stellar work, good job. I hope that they are considering to build a sheet music hosting platform as an open alternative to the now "rogue" MuseScore. Sorely missed.
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by meibo 6y ago
Absolutely - I'd like to know why exactly MS decided to make the classic theme unaccessible. On early Windows 10 versions, you were able to re-enable it by stopping the window manager from creating the modern theme resources, I'm
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by meibo 6y ago
Messages arriving out of order when you switch devices and missed notifications isn't supposed to be a high bar for a messenger. Telegram and WhatsApp get these things right, Signal is just lacking at the moment.
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by meibo 6y ago
The difference is really that chrome is not a third party app doing it live to other browsers. Chrome hides this as legitimate value to users - when I type out an URL on my desktop, I will get auto complete for it and shared history on my p

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