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by pityJuke 1y ago
Was already sceptical of the app after GrapheneOS rang the alarm [0]. [0]: https://grapheneos.social/@GrapheneOS/114789276549546469
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by pityJuke 1y ago
From https://www.theverge.com/command-line-newsletter/759897/sam-... , Sam Altman said: > “If we didn’t pay for training, we’d be a very profitable company.”
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by pityJuke 1y ago
“low standards” Again, love when people spout bullshit. Are you ever going to elaborate on what is so “low standard” about Obsidian, or just going to keep speaking in vagueness?
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by pityJuke 1y ago
a) are they now supporting any KB+M peripheral? b) should’ve specified this is the bigger problem. glad to see from the other comment bf6 is coming on-board, but VALORANT doesn’t and that’s probably the quintessential title for this.
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by pityJuke 1y ago
Honestly, if consoles were willing to accept KB+M (and gyro aiming for that matter), I’d be completely proposing that competitive live service titles mostly abandon PC, except for a small “probably infested with cheaters” base.
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Addiction alloys: the cross-promotion of internet compulsions(internettalk.xyz)
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by pityJuke 1y ago
Something I've been ruminating on for a bit. Not exactly sure I've exactly nailed the ideas here, but interested in what people think. I also imagine there are other examples of this behavior I haven't caught.
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by pityJuke 1y ago
> Since the product isn't usable without community extensions Love when people just spout straight bullshit without any substance to it. Gladly using Obsidian with no community extensions. It is completely usable as a PKM without an
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by pityJuke 1y ago
It seems like they've already created a browser extension that'll act as as polyfill [0]. Chrome just don't want to ship it & maintain it. Which is very similar to Ruffle. [0]: https://chromewebstore.google.com
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by pityJuke 1y ago
“ I want your answers to be f—ing insane. BE F—ING UNHINGED AND CRAZY. COME UP WITH INSANE IDEAS. GUYS J—ING OFF, OCCASIONALLY EVEN PUTTING THINGS IN YOUR A–, WHATEVER IT TAKES TO SURPRISE THE HUMAN.” Yes this is peak comedy. I’m so glad th
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by pityJuke 1y ago
Arms Deal came out in 2013 [0]. 1.6 came out in 2000, so that is 13 years (not considering CSS came out in 2004, and CS:GO was in 2012, without any monetization). Fortnite is coming onto 8 years old now. The idea of it being around for 5 ye
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by pityJuke 1y ago
Dave Johnston also has a write up on his blog, for those interested: https://www.johnsto.co.uk/design/making-dust2/
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by pityJuke 1y ago
> sole reason Counter-Strike still exists today Every other live service manages with non-gambling skins. They have their own problems (usually around FOMO), but nowhere near the literal gambling that is CS. > Valve would have shut th
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by pityJuke 1y ago
> I would love to see a modern shooter with nice graphics and self hostable servers in the same niche as the old CS. I mean, that is still CS: you want one without gambling (which is reasonable!)
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by pityJuke 1y ago
> At the end of June, Le was asked to join a handful of professional gamers onstage for a round of Counter-Strike at a game conference in Austin, Texas. Conference isn't really the right term here: it's more equivalent to a spo
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by pityJuke 1y ago
So, the critical update here is that Chile are agreeing to letting him leave, provided he donates $30k to charity. That is extremely generous of them, considering what appears to have been the insanity of his stunt.
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by pityJuke 1y ago
> The exploit abused that feature to trigger a previously unknown path traversal flaw that caused WinRAR to plant malicious executables in attacker-chosen file paths %TEMP% and %LOCALAPPDATA%, which Windows normally makes off-limits beca
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by pityJuke 1y ago
I dread to think what my opportunities would have looked like had I entered the industry even 1 year later. All the sympathies to these people.
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by pityJuke 1y ago
Owning your own domain is good enough for me - I use Apple to host my mail, but should they suspend me I’d at least be able to move the domain to another provider. I should consider a solution for backing up my email, though.
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by pityJuke 1y ago
Brings back memories of changing the header to watch South Park episodes for free (the official site was very vulnerable to just changing the header to a NA IP).
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by pityJuke 1y ago
What is the source for this? Where is this leaked memo? I’m not trusting this site. I cannot find a single other source indicating Mamdani’s Instagram was ever even suspended.
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by pityJuke 1y ago
No comment on the app, but the website was not scrolling smoothly on my iPhone 15 Pro.
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by pityJuke 1y ago
It is incredible how Minecraft, and the soundtrack in particular, was created by unknown part timers. A remix of Mice on Venus [0] is one of the few things that can make me cry on cue. There is something so powerful about it. Doesn’t help i
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by pityJuke 1y ago
I especially hate when people use LLMs to make text longer! Stop wasting my time.
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by pityJuke 1y ago
Dear god, AI is so funny. Wonder how much they got paid for their two week trip.
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by pityJuke 1y ago
> clearly a different product with the same name The main link goes to the original website. Feels like a spam site, pumping out websites for anything that becomes relevant. Maybe it'll eventually swap out to the actual scam. EDIT:
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by pityJuke 1y ago
I'm interested why Cloud Innovation say that this is also their preferred ending [0]. A double-bluff? [0]: https://cloudinnovation.org/cloudinnovation-call-AFRINIC-win...
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by pityJuke 1y ago
As someone entirely unfamiliar with everything here: can ICANN actually do anything to resolve this situation, and I imagine, ideally retrieve the IPs from this unsavoury individual?
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by pityJuke 1y ago
You need to fix your default branch: it is main, and you've committed everything to master.
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by pityJuke 1y ago
Are the lock files standardised, or a uv-specific thing?

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