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peanut_worm
4y ago
npm != node
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peanut_worm
4y ago
The native Hawaiians did something similar and killed almost all of their honeyeaters to make feather cloaks
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peanut_worm
4y ago
From a time before we know what CTE was lol
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peanut_worm
4y ago
What a dumb article
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peanut_worm
4y ago
Sure but even there computer viruses have changed a lot since the 90s and 2000s. First they were purely destructive classical viruses and worms, then they shifted to extorting people with fake antiviruses and trojans, and now they are mostl
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peanut_worm
4y ago
What happens when everyone starts using ad block? Is the advertising market just going to collapse? I don’t think even the most willing consumer would sit through 10 ads for a youtube video.
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peanut_worm
4y ago
Elden Ring has kernel-level anticheat and people STILL cheat
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peanut_worm
4y ago
So since you can abuse eval() in a wacky way, that means JS should be compared to compiled code? I don’t understand your point.
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peanut_worm
4y ago
Was it some Text-to-speech feature in your browser maybe? edit: You may be able to find the audio file in your browser cache
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4y ago
JS is an interpreted language that isn't really a fair comparison
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peanut_worm
4y ago
Wow this is really cool. It controls extremely well on a gamepad. This might make me try out game development. Well done!
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peanut_worm
4y ago
Have you considered putting a Linux distro on your laptop? It would probably be much faster than Windows 10.
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peanut_worm
4y ago
Yes. I have had edits stay for months.
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peanut_worm
4y ago
It can be taken seriously enough but I can also change Suleiman the Magnificent’s birthplace to Nairobi and no one will notice for a week. Wikipedia should publish curated “editions” like a traditional encyclopedia.
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4y ago
pn was the only one that worked on my iPhone. Pretty cool, I am surprised its not used for anything major
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peanut_worm
4y ago
The only time I would use it is if I wanted to break the scroll bar, break the back button and make the page unlinkable. So, never.
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4y ago
I thought the rick roll was to prevent nsfw prompts from being used.
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peanut_worm
4y ago
Its probably a joke until the author needs some money lol
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peanut_worm
4y ago
I have seen like 5 articles now that are just dumps of AI generated images and a nonsense article like this.
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peanut_worm
4y ago
I guess the internet archive doesn’t take their mission of preserving the internet very seriously
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4y ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/softwaregore/comments/rtgrw8/micros... they have had similarly insane captcha before for some reason
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peanut_worm
4y ago
The statement is still true though. A over engineered react app built in 2022 should still work perfectly fine in 2032.
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peanut_worm
4y ago
When can we just start calling it ECMAScript
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4y ago
It says in the article they signed up for ac blackouts in exchange for a discount. Why doesn’t it mention that in the headline?
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peanut_worm
4y ago
I have stepped on so many of those rocker bearings as a kid lol
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peanut_worm
4y ago
Why even run an extension store if they aren’t going to bother moderating it?
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peanut_worm
4y ago
Assuming Europe buys gas from somewhere else then yes it is still an environmental disaster double the gas is being burned
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4y ago
Great director, not a great person. He hates everyone and everything. I have never heard him say anything positive.
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4y ago
I had a monitor once with a built in speaker that would pick up random radio broadcasts. I don’t even understand how it happened.
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peanut_worm
4y ago
This new trend of telehealth services prescribing things in a nearly automated fashion seems like its going to get regulated soon.
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