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by saintfire 11mo ago
You can use `#!/usr/bin/env bash` on NixOS
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by saintfire 11mo ago
Except that natural language is imperfect, as are lawmakers, as are lawmaking processes. Following exclusively the letter of the law, even where unambiguous, is not a win. That's effectively how people are trying to skirt the intent of
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by saintfire 11mo ago
I would assume it's less than 11% for steam due to their incredibly consumer friendly refund policy.
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by saintfire 11mo ago
Allegedly HL3 is in active development. No official announcement yet.
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by saintfire 11mo ago
There was a big deal made over Blizzard's policy and behaviour. Also, I may be misremembering, but there was something pertaining to esports supressing the hong Kong riots.
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by saintfire 1y ago
Not sure that will make you live longer.
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by saintfire 1y ago
It would be hard to make a human into a truly flat surface. I suppose if you have big enough granite blocks...
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by saintfire 1y ago
Damn, I must have skipped through the customization wizard.
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by saintfire 1y ago
How does Firefox improve on icognito? I haven't used chrome in a long time but as far as I was aware they do the same thing: wipe session data on close.
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by saintfire 1y ago
I would argue neither is better for it, as a user. They're more lucrative for creators/streamers and have further reach but the platform experience is noticeably worse.
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by saintfire 1y ago
There are a few common cooling technologies that use a semi-closed loop, not completely closed. It's a recycled loop of water with loss. Structures such as cooling towers mist the cooling water over a waterfall-like system with fans b
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by saintfire 1y ago
Obviously everyone has their own experience but any Arch(-based) distro I've used has just worked out of the box following a simple Calamares install. I've had nothing but bad experiences with Debian installs and I'm curious
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by saintfire 1y ago
They pretty much say the same thing halfway through. Don't change PNG but adapt IFF to work with PNG's flavour of IFF.
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by saintfire 1y ago
Not sure if this was a sarcastic jab or an genuine proposed solution but I laughed either way.
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by saintfire 1y ago
They didn't pinky promise, though.
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by saintfire 1y ago
> A good rule of thumb is knowing that no legitimate business will request your username and password after clicking their email’s unsubscription button. Just FAANG and fintech. Pretty lousy rule of thumb.
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by saintfire 1y ago
I have an anecdote about fines not being about making a victim whole. I was hit by a hit-and-run while driving my car. Totally destroyed the back-end. I personally investigated and gathered info/videos to figure out the car and plates
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by saintfire 1y ago
Or really anywhere that you can upload a picture and don't tie your real name to.
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by saintfire 1y ago
Funny. I loathed pocket and how they felt it needed to be enabled by default and required going to about config to fully deintegrate. Never heard about fakespot and it sounds like a great tool; especially if it ran locally so it didn't
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by saintfire 1y ago
I think you're going to want to reach for serde. Its a bit of annotating but you can then de/serialize structs to arbitrary formats with one call.
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by saintfire 1y ago
The AI support triage agent must have deemed it unworthy.
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by saintfire 1y ago
You say slowly, but in my opinion Apple made an out of character misstep by releasing a terrible UX to everyone. Apple intelligence is a running joke now. Yes they didn't push it as hard as, say, copilot. I still think they got in way
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by saintfire 1y ago
Expertise exists primarily where things primarily happen. If no companies manufacture complicated products in a particular country that doesn't mean the country is too dumb to make it, it means they don't have a large pool of expe
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by saintfire 2y ago
I'd argue two dime-a-dozen pump and dumps is dwarfed by the magnitude of issues that letting politicians exploit trading using policy-making. The profits they earn is hardly the issue. The issue is they are motivated to set policy or s
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by saintfire 2y ago
Ads are often involuntarily consumed. Even the most vigilant and self-aware person will fall prey to a multitude of advertising gimmicks. Marketing is basically just manipulating deep-rooted psychological factors. Marketers would even tell
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by saintfire 2y ago
Duo, perhaps? I'm not exactly certain but under the family tab there are two options: Duo and Family
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by saintfire 2y ago
Increasingly the "basic" paid plan has ads and you now have to pay even more to not have ads. Doesn't seem like playing the game is doing anyone any favours. Having the ability to tell a company enough is a enough serves as a
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by saintfire 2y ago
It does break many sites. Especially if you disable WebGL. You do get used to it but that's a tall task for most users. It has been complained/asked about to have the ability to enable webgl on whitelisted sites but the devs have
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by saintfire 2y ago
I'm sure shooting at the government would have solved this privacy issue.
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by saintfire 2y ago
I think calling it just "color of the bubble" downplays the intentional degredation of chat quality for everyone in the chat in order to encourage exclusion, presumably to create FOMO. Incidentally FOMO is a very powerful amon

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