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tmtvl
9mo ago
I haven't had any issues installing AoE Gold under Wine. Furthermore, stuff on Steam is usually trivial to get running (just click and play). With Heroic same goes for stuff on GOG (and presumably Epic as well, IDK). PlayOnLinux and Lu
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10mo ago
As a Lisper I would consider C having too much syntax. 3 different kinds of brackets, a mix of prefix, suffix, and infix operators, both dot and hyphen + greater than symbol infixes for member access on structures depending on whether you&#
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10mo ago
I've been having good results with recovering my knee's cartilage with Flexofytol, which is based on Boswellia Serrata and curcuma.
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10mo ago
It's funny how you say the way it used to be was better when people always complained about the OOM killer waiting until the system had entirely ground to a halt before acting, to the point some preferred to run with 0 swap so the syst
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10mo ago
Amazing, this is like the bizarro version of what I'd want. Like someone said 'hey, there's this kinda crappy language with a really cool feature, let's not make a great language with that feature, but instead take the
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10mo ago
> You get that feeling pretty often with an indie game. Poppycock. What, you wanna cry at how beautiful *checks notes* Hatred is? What about Unity Asset Swap Shovelware #375438? And for those who fall on the 'violence' side i
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10mo ago
> The skittles game. Oh, Darkened Skye? Funny how it's just a fairly bland fantasy 3rd-person action-adventure game and then you get to spellcasting and it's skittles. Also, when I think of video game advertising, I think Coo
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In the summer my knees were so wrecked I could barely make it up and down the stairs. My GP first thought it was an inflammation and prescribed something for that, but when I went back after a couple of weeks he said the cartilage may have
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10mo ago
How's it go again, 'raising all elephants is utterly boring'?
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10mo ago
I thought the current administration was sponsored by Raid Shadow Legends.
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10mo ago
I thought there were 3 difficult problems: naming things, cache invalidation, , and off by one errors. concurrency
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10mo ago
ECL still has its niches (if you want to use CL in an Android application, for example, ECL is easier to work with than SBCL).
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10mo ago
> Either way, I as a gcc user can't modify the code if I find it unfit for purpose. ...What? It's licensed under the GPL, of course you can modify the code if you find it unfit for purpose. If it weren't Free Software yo
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10mo ago
There cannot be infinite bugs in a limited program.
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10mo ago
Isn't that what the Rikai line (10ten, Yomitan) of add-ons are for?
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10mo ago
Worcestershire.
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10mo ago
Forget running some random downloaded shell script, just needs to convince the user to curl some-url/do-some-cool-thing | bash .
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10mo ago
Do you mean the real path instead of the PID?
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10mo ago
> * Arch Linux Arch doesn't even install a kernel by default, in which possible way does it default to Wayland?
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10mo ago
> UFCS Uniform Function Call Syntax seems neat, but is it really uniform? In other words, can you call a random method defined on a class via method(class, parameters) ? Or are some things more uniform than others?
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10mo ago
Can't switch between workspace 1 and 2 on my right monitor while leaving my left one on workspace 3. In fact, I believe by default I wouldn't even get workspaces on my secondary monitor. Because who needs 'organization'
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I hard bounced off COSMIC with the complete lack of theming. I can't even set my clock to a reasonable format in it. The only thing it has going for it is sane multi-monitor support, which neither KDE nor GNOME have gotten right so far
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10mo ago
Eggs? Goodness. And I believe Chicken is R5RS as well, so I don't know what they call libraries/modules/packages/whatever (in R6RS and R7RS they're called libraries, but R5RS didn't specify anything). I expect
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10mo ago
When I think Sid Meier I think SimGolf, because that's the first game bearing the Sid Meier name I can remember playing. Pirates, Civilization, Colonization, Alpha Centauri, Covert Action,... all of them I discovered later on. And I ha
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Waterfox release 6.6.6 – Privacy hardening
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> * What CL calls a system is roughly analogous to what most other languages call a package.* Or a crate, or an artifact, or a module, or a gem, and there's probably other variations I can't remember off-hand. > * What CL ca
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10mo ago
Indeed, while you can use ql-https for, well, HTTPS, it's not the easiest thing to install (especially if you want to put everything somewhere else than ~/common-lisp/) and adding other distributions (like, say, Ultralisp) is
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Quicklisp is great, it's the defacto standard, but compared to OCICL it kinda feels ancient. There's also CLPM, but last time I checked it was broken by a combination of dead links and missing functions.
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Aren't DP-HDMI adapters good enough for the majority of consumers? On my ancient (2017) PC with integrated graphics I can't tell a difference between the DP out vs the HDMI out.
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10mo ago
I'd rather people honestly divulge 'I got this from a LLM' than posting an LLM reply without the disclaimer.
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