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sturmeh
7y ago
Cheating is "act dishonestly or unfairly in order to gain an advantage." You're not being dishonest or unfair when you mod or (use a) cheat in a single player game, you're free to do as you please, however if other playe
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sturmeh
7y ago
Cool, just stay offline if you do though. I don't want people dropping hacked in items on my island, it kind of defeats the purpose of progression for those who aren't cheating.
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sturmeh
7y ago
Not at all, I was proposing why the list would be empty.
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sturmeh
7y ago
You're not downloading popular torrents on public trackers?
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sturmeh
7y ago
It seems absurd that they would "deregister" copies of the game instead of "releasing" them. Of course that's the better "business" between the two options, that ultimately screws over the consumer.
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sturmeh
7y ago
You can obstruct the lower contact (such that the metal is not exposed) by painting it, or covering it with a sticker. You can switch to the long press slot. You can remove the carriage return at the end of the sequence (so it doesn't
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sturmeh
7y ago
Let's not pretend voice isn't also a huge novelty. Yes the gestures are majorly a novelty, but the fact is, this is a radar, not a gesture sensor. It would be capable of determining if you're in a dangerous situation (by sens
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sturmeh
7y ago
There's one distinguishing flaw in the Apple Watch; you can only pair it with an iPhone.
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sturmeh
7y ago
Before you do any development, ask legal for a written exclusion for your specific project. Do not rely on the fact it may not apply, if your idea generates millions, you can be certain they'll manage to draw a connection. If they can&
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sturmeh
8y ago
Meanwhile in Australia you get tax rebates for the very same thing.
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sturmeh
8y ago
Weirdly I've found it works a lot better on real photos and less well on CG or doctored photos.
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sturmeh
8y ago
None of those tools result in what the service has done to several photos I threw at it. I gave it a photo of Daniel Craig with a black suit on a black background and it did a damn good job of isolating the person.
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sturmeh
8y ago
Get a manual, nobody steals a manual.
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sturmeh
8y ago
I feel like they should teach crows to swoop anyone who litters instead.
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sturmeh
8y ago
I feel like this is a oddly biased study, as there are two major influencing factors that would have changed Sophie's behaviour. 1. The limits, creating a hard limit, obviously screen time is going to reduce, you can also make my batte
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sturmeh
8y ago
Good, sitting there and refreshing the view during random spikes in small surge periods is not a great experience.
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sturmeh
8y ago
Yubikey of course, however there's no reason you can't use the TREZOR, just update the firmware and regenerate the seed if you think your device may have been compromised in the meantime. I think it's worth considering that t
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sturmeh
8y ago
Because any process with i/o capability on the host OS can read the private key on the USB? Short of a oscilloscope hiding in the computer you use (totally possible), no process can derive the private key from the Trezor in theory. Eve
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sturmeh
9y ago
This combined with the fact that videos auto play means we're getting Video ads on Facebook now, great.
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sturmeh
9y ago
The stolen Tether are unredeemable, and thusly worth nothing. They pose a certain risk with accepting dodgy transactions though.
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sturmeh
9y ago
What rules were you using? O_o
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sturmeh
9y ago
You can get them apprised by a friendly local game store, go to two to make sure neither is ripping you off / you get a good deal.
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sturmeh
9y ago
Of course, they've turned to gsync or leave vsync off.
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sturmeh
9y ago
PS/2 supports lots of RGB, I'm using one, because using the USB costs CPU where as the PS/2 does not, and PS/2 gives NKRO and lower latency, however insignificant they are. It's entirely a preference based thing, th
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9y ago
Most importantly it removes the penalty of using a 1000hz scanning input which can have an adverse affect on the cpu whilst providing a better (yet insignificant) result.
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9y ago
Completely missing the fact that enthusiast keyboards still prefer PS/2 for NKRO (no key-rollover) and HW interrupt support which results in sub 10ms delays.
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sturmeh
9y ago
The 5 year old can encode secrets using RSA with low primes using a calculator, and you can try decoding it with paper. :D
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sturmeh
9y ago
Wait so how/where is the url/title/image stored? (I assume it's a url?) I notice you buy it then you later change the details?
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sturmeh
9y ago
Why would anyone else run the ad?
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sturmeh
9y ago
Tell me about how you secure your cash from fire without giving it to a bank.
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