paraknight

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by paraknight 6y ago
Because it's real people recorded with a VR headset I think. :) There's a bit at the end where you can record yourself too
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by paraknight 6y ago
Is it just me or is the game unwinnable?
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by paraknight 6y ago
Can someone summarise the article please? I'd rather not accept Spiegel's privacy policy
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by paraknight 6y ago
Why tedious? It's a short, accurate, semantically unambiguous description of a non-partisan concept; speech expressing hate. It's the global minimum in tediousness for expressing that and much narrower and more objective than &quo
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by paraknight 6y ago
I haven't come across any, but I'm not surprised since it makes them rife for abuse. There are providers that accept payment in bitcoin however, mostly seedbox providers. RapidSeedbox comes to mind.
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by paraknight 6y ago
Conciousness is an emergent property of a physical brain firing neurotransmitters between synapses, just as an economy is an emergent property of society buying and selling things, or ant colony behaviour is an emergent property of the beha
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by paraknight 6y ago
As far as I can tell, Element does _not_ actually support E2EE group video, or any kind of group video at all? At most, you can install a Jitsi plugin? Also, even though Matrix is technically superior, Element the defacto client is so buggy
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by paraknight 6y ago
Yes but that's pretty irrelevant here, Google Play banned Element, a Matrix _client_.
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by paraknight 6y ago
Malware aside, these are beautiful! I would have killed for these when I was younger loving both papercraft and computers
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by paraknight 6y ago
Can you explain?
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by paraknight 6y ago
In case you don't know, like Gitter, Freenode has a public Matrix bridge!
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by paraknight 6y ago
> The "they just use your login token" is akin to "they just hacked the CIA's database". Just. He's saying that they can basically MITM you, which is true. GitHub asks attacker for token, attacker asks you,
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by paraknight 6y ago
This is the exact reason working on video game mods stopped being fun for me
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by paraknight 6y ago
Just out of curiosity, can you name one such language that doesn't have a library for generating/parsing iCal? (I assume probably the language you use for your product). For context, we use this in production: https://w
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by paraknight 6y ago
Not to put the project down or anything, but if you already have the ability to send transactional email, does this offer anything beyond what you could do with whatever library to generate ics attachments? Or even just generate links for v
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by paraknight 6y ago
I'm genuinely surprised to see so many people pick Telegram after they've driven their reputation into the gutter and continue to do so.
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by paraknight 6y ago
You don't have to pressure them to remove a page. I remember that all you needed to do was add a line to your robots.txt to have a page excluded, and you can also just request to have a page excluded (that you own).
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by paraknight 6y ago
The author seems to care mostly about UEFI and secure boot, but there are other advantages to desktop (not to mention the likely partially permanent shift to remote work post-covid). Personally, I run a bit of a hybrid setup. My new Dell XP
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by paraknight 7y ago
Do you or do you plan to add any kind of sharing/collaborative editing to notes at all? Is the plugin system versatile enough to allow e.g. syncing notes to Jekyll blog posts?
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by paraknight 9y ago
async/await to the rescue!
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by paraknight 9y ago
Or have a `www` directory and symlink it.
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by paraknight 9y ago
Outside of the cached version, the map image itself seems to be accessible: https://sashat.me/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/Rome_III-01-1.p... I uploaded it to imgur just in case: https://i.imgur
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by paraknight 9y ago
This is why I keep a tiny bootable USB (Arch Linux) on me at all times. Future wife, here I come!
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by paraknight 10y ago
Agreed, maybe he could design it such that those who maintain the longest streaks get bigger and bigger "dividends" from a pool of the accumulated dollars of other users. There may need to be some sort of anti-abuse system put in
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by paraknight 10y ago
> The idea is that when we commit to something publicly, we are more likely to stick with it. Didn't this turn out to be a myth (and indeed have the opposite intended effect)? I can't find any definitive sources but here's
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Killed by a Machine: The Therac-25(hackaday.com)
89 points by paraknight 10y ago|40 comments
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by paraknight 10y ago
Interesting! I once did something related for a game jam: http://meta.gamedev.stackexchange.com/questions/1794/anniver...
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by paraknight 10y ago
So it's literally just a keyboard with a live USB built in it that runs their OS?
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by paraknight 11y ago
Reverting to pixel art: http://i.imgur.com/fEmDEjK.png
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by paraknight 11y ago
Agreed. Also maybe the fact that it's a Unity game.

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