typh00n

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by typh00n 8mo ago
i loled hard in public transport
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by typh00n 1y ago
killer feature for me at least would be to be able to net-play co-op games via emulatorjs in the browser. :)
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by typh00n 1y ago
I use and like rEFInd as my primary bootloader to dualboot Windows and Fedora. Hackernews is obviously full of technical volks with need for encryption and what not, but I just like the macOS bootloader inspired looks that i could not repli
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by typh00n 2y ago
not all participants had an official copy of the game. while i think that it is well worth it, i am not the person who pressures other people to buy things for a single-digit-attendence one-time get-to-gether LAN-party.
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by typh00n 2y ago
We tried this at a LAN-Party in December and couldn't get it to run. I am happily trying it again for the next LAN-Party. Nice to see development on this project. :-)
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by typh00n 3y ago
Yes, I own three of those but an earlier version (2) that comes without RFID sensor. And I use the filter waaaaay longer than the device wants me to. This DRM is just milking money out of the consumer and producing waste, nothing else. My e
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by typh00n 3y ago
Xiaomi air purifiers do exactly that. Go by hours used. At least in the older Version 3 that was still the case.
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by typh00n 3y ago
And it is for the consumer to decide which path to take. Not the product itself.
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by typh00n 3y ago
> You don't just clean a filter and say I KNOW there is 12 months more. Yes, you definitively do. I am located in a defacto dust free location, but I use an air purifier to keep my pollen allergy under control when spring arives: Th
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by typh00n 3y ago
What I worry about in a fully adopted IPv6 world, are the old Games that run on IPv4 p2p. (like C&C3) Sure, you can do a IPv4 VPN with your friends, but that means no more games with strangers over the internet.
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by typh00n 4y ago
I am curious: I had both my colonoscopy and gastroscopy while I was asleep. (On one procedure I woke up in the middle of it however. It felt like beeing drunk :-)) After the hospital I was happy and relaxed for the rest of the day. There wa
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by typh00n 5y ago
I am curious: Could I in theory buy a IPv4 address, which I can use for the rest of my life? (given that I could convince my provider to route it)
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by typh00n 5y ago
Yes. Me and my father are daily driving PCs from 2007, because they are fine for what we do.
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by typh00n 5y ago
I really do like Windows, but it has a lot of issues for me: Pushing its users to Microsoft Accounts, telemetry, ads, bloatware it automatically installs, and last but not least inconsistencies all the way through the OS - and adding anothe
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by typh00n 6y ago
what is legal and illegal for that matter also depends heavily on your location. please keep in mind that a general comment on this topic is most likely difficult, maybe impossible.
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by typh00n 6y ago
despite the opinion of some others here i _loved_ the old 2008 facebook. it's so sad how it all turned out 12 years later.
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by typh00n 6y ago
depending on your workload you will have some troubles with an amd hackintosh (e.g. logic plugins)
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by typh00n 6y ago
Thank you for your work and love on Worms Armageddon. The latest patch is bringing my favourite gamemode "multishot boomrace" to worms armageddon natively. :-) Is there something like a "roadmap", which things you want t
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Worms Armageddon 3.8(worms2d.info)
446 points by typh00n 6y ago|142 comments
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by typh00n 6y ago
A game still in official development after 21 years of release and compatibility for Win9x machines.
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by typh00n 6y ago
I think i do not understand the question ... it is a little warehouse if that is your question. :-)
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by typh00n 6y ago
Not kidding, my dad still uses dBase databases in his five-man company to this day. (non-IT company) I even re-wrote some of his programs in C# 10 years ago, so he can use some of them with a modern GUI, but not replacing the database to st