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by unaindz 3y ago
The steam drm is a joke and I think it's on purpose. It takes a few minutes to use a steam emulator and overcome it.
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by unaindz 3y ago
The Firefly trilogy by Peter Watts touches a bit on this.
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by unaindz 3y ago
Last year Annihilation and the rest of the trilogy rekindled my passion for reading after almost a decade. Vandemeer really has a way with words but specifically in this novel he manages to describe what I though was indescribable. It was o
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by unaindz 3y ago
If he did it for the lols of for "owning the libs" he would have told us way back then. He did it because he thinks the x looks cool, SpaceX, Tesla model X, even his son is called X. He just didn't realized or didn't car
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by unaindz 3y ago
But he didn't asked just for a "Trust me, bro". He is asking about why they don't use mullvad which can replace email id. It only seams beneficial to allow that if you promote your service as privacy focused.
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by unaindz 3y ago
I agree they should make you aware of that more directly when using the feature/before registering but to be fair it's in their FAQ.
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by unaindz 3y ago
You last link returned no results. But I think this is the same in a 50ml bottle. https://www-apodiscounter-de.translate.goog/myrrhentinktur-h...
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by unaindz 3y ago
The instagram post suggest the judge went light with him on purpose. Personally I think it's fine. If he does something remotely similar they will not be as lenient.
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That's really funny, thanks for sharing. It's worth to point out that the article tells it was legal to make wine in your own home during the prohibition because of a loophole.
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by unaindz 3y ago
It's human nature to be curious and nothing to be ashamed of. And if someone really doesn't want you looking into something, they won't even mention it.
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by unaindz 3y ago
Ideally you would run SDXL Turbo with OpenVino optimizations. I'm not aware of any project that has support for both but maybe there is something.
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The audio clues that sound when the oponent moves a piece are really important, more so if you are distracted reading chat as streamers do.
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by unaindz 3y ago
> It's super unlikely humans will give the "true reason" for anything they do. That may be true but the difference between humans and LLM is still there, we can try to think even if we fail to find the true cause sometimes
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by unaindz 3y ago
Either install windows without being connected to the internet or log in using username: test pass: fuckmicrosoft It will fail to log in and offer to create a local account. PD: that password is optional, any password will do, but over time
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by unaindz 3y ago
And do not hash detect it either. If you mass scan eventually you are gonna hit a collision .
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by unaindz 3y ago
I get hit by this constantly: https://github.com/systemd/systemd/issues/2460
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by unaindz 3y ago
Not a warcraft fan but my coworker is. There's pirate servers, a few extensions behind the official game and in his experience a bit laggier but they work.
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It works on my machine
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by unaindz 3y ago
I'm pretty sure those disclaimers were not there when the lawsuit started a few years back. People generally thought privacy mode had a lot more capabilities than it really had, at least most layman people I talked with about it. Now i
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by unaindz 3y ago
There are still more talented crackers in the wild, emulators still getting worked on, new DRMs being defeated, denuvo is the exception. Sadly you can't expect people to work a month+ for free for cracking games with arguably less qual
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by unaindz 3y ago
The selfish gene by Richard Dawkins made me realize why the most popular religions are how they are. To prevail against other similar beliefs, traits like intolerance for other gods, fear mongering with things like hell, etc, increase the c
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by unaindz 3y ago
In Spain is legal to download and share but people often pay for it anyway. As Gabe Newell said the best way to combat video game piracy is by offering consumers better service than what they might receive from pirates. Piracy is not a pric
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by unaindz 3y ago
At that point just stop watching those creators, or at least those specific videos
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> If human health and lifespan were so negatively affected by sunlight, we would all be covered in fur or dark skinned Evolution doesn't work like that, as long as you procreate you may die at 40 or 120 and genes would not care. Pro
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by unaindz 3y ago
The issue with gaming on Linux was the typical chicken or egg. Why would companies make games for Linux if no one plays on Linux and why gamers would use Linux if no games are being made for it. Between wine/proton and more engine OS c
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by unaindz 3y ago
And cloudflare already knew what site you were visiting. It's not like they only know it if you use ECH.
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In both safe and unsafe languages
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So what if you are not in the US? If they manage to put a backdoor in any software or hardware you use you are affected. They could spy on you and trade that with your government or just lose the keys and now anyone can do it. PD:Also from
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Only some of them
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Your link says that they tested and found no difference between salted vs non salted oil and that while reusing it, a stir-fry would not leave oil enough to reuse. I still don't know how salting the oil would improve anything though. M

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