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by xaduha 3y ago
Very bad first impression is what this game excels at, but it gets better. In any case that's in the past and it looks like their music rights expired, that why it was pulled from Steam, not because of some special kind of malice to an
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by xaduha 3y ago
A pity. Sega hates this game for some reason, you can't even buy it on Steam anymore.
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by xaduha 3y ago
Any copyright and/or trademark experts around? It says here that previously Sega owned Alpha Protocol trademark has expired. Does that mean anyone can just use it? I know that the setting was generic as hell, but still. https:/&#
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by xaduha 4y ago
I'd say Raspberry Pi 400 could ignite a similar spark, I don't think you're comparing apples to apples here. Smartphones are consumer devices. And a Raspberry Pi 400 is probably even more niche than 80s computers were in comp
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by xaduha 4y ago
I remember it partially, these images spark something in me, but without any context. No idea when, where and why I tried it. I'm pretty sure it's Lindows specifically and not just KDE.
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by xaduha 4y ago
> I really would like to use it, but without ability to backup it, I don't wanna. > For now I'm using TOTP but it's a chore. TOTP is your backup, I'd say most sites don't allow WebAuthn without TOTP enabled fi
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by xaduha 4y ago
No one mentioned "Her" yet? And the article doesn't mention it either? https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1798709/
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by xaduha 4y ago
> And this is why we should all adopt webuathn, and get rid of totp based 2fa. I'd be glad to personally, but if a site supports 2fa at all, then it's mostly likely TOTP. And some require TOTP first and allow webauth only in ad
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by xaduha 4y ago
Make is firmly in a category of 'better the devil you know' for me. Not that I deeply know it, I use just a subset of it anyway and for that it's fine. If there's was a short Make: The Good Parts O'Reilly book, th
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by xaduha 4y ago
Yep, happened to me. Literally just sent 'Test'. Got yelled at by two people, but that's about it.
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by xaduha 4y ago
I used to reply with a joke answer to questions like these along the lines of > wake me up when it starts to delete bad code instead of writing more of it I too don't follow AI space closely, but I have hard time imagining it doing
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by xaduha 4y ago
I'm not going to argue terms with you, I'm not an economist. But I do hope that rwaksmunski also harumphs the term "net worth" when used by more respectable publications than cited cryptoslate.com, because I would argue
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by xaduha 4y ago
If someone is willing to pay that price, then that's what it is worth to them, simple as that. That's what market is there for.
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by xaduha 4y ago
https://en.macromicro.me/charts/29435/bitcoin-production-tot... If electricity and computing power has a price, then so does bitcoin. Whether that's a waste or not is another question.
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by xaduha 4y ago
> So I thought, maybe GitHub is on mastadon If it was, then surely it would be something like @mastodon@github.com or @official@github.com? Just like with emails, you wouldn't expect official emails to be somewhere else. And no, tha
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by xaduha 4y ago
Don't cook on gas if you really care about that kind of stuff.
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by xaduha 4y ago
If you're not a part of some clique that decides to move off Twitter together, then I doubt you'll be able to just recreate a similar environment. Otherwise for someone who posts frequently and has a good following, then it's
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by xaduha 4y ago
If they don't care, then they should stay on Twitter. There isn't a better option right now than Mastodon/ActivityPub.
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by xaduha 4y ago
> Like browsing a news group on Usenet or checking a subreddit before How would you do that on Twitter? Follow the hashtags. Why do you insist on limiting it to a server? That's not really how it is supposed to work anyway, it'
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by xaduha 4y ago
You have a good analogy attempt there, but you didn't quite nail it I think, because Outlook is also an email client. It's more like if someone asked why they need to choose between someone@gmail.com address or someone@outlook.com
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by xaduha 4y ago
It's federated, you don't need to register on multiple servers.
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by xaduha 4y ago
Who should decide it for you then? Did someone mention blockchain already? But seriously though, if you start to make it more distributed than it already is it will look even less like Twitter. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&
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by xaduha 4y ago
From the article > Web-based SSH clients aren’t new. Nearly every VPS and cloud provider already lets you connect to your VMs from the web — so how is this different? This is clearly isn't for everyone, but if you need or already us
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by xaduha 4y ago
Are you sure about your conclusion though? Apart from just-js missing in action in last 3 runs, here it's just fine https://www.techempower.com/benchmarks/#section=test&runid=e...
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by xaduha 4y ago
Looks like Javascript to me https://github.com/TechEmpower/FrameworkBenchmarks/tree/mast...
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by xaduha 4y ago
Gotta mention https://www.techempower.com/benchmarks/#section=data-r21&tes... is these threads always.
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by xaduha 4y ago
> It's a text editor. It's a code editor. Without Language Server support. EDIT: fork does support it though https://github.com/lite-xl/lite-xl-plugins , proving the point
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by xaduha 4y ago
Follow up question should probably be what is a good IDE setup for plain C. CGO support in VSCode for instance never really worked for me. How well does C/C++ plugin by Microsoft work on linux?
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by xaduha 4y ago
> SIM is not secure and will never be. That's just nonsense. You need to explain what you mean by that, because otherwise you sound like someone who doesn't know what they are talking about. If you mean SIM swap attack, then th
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by xaduha 4y ago
https://www.domcomp.com

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