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by zerocrates 1y ago
I moved to just using Firefox's binary tarball sitting in my home directory, so it uses its own update process, which doesn't have this problem.
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by zerocrates 1y ago
I've only ever seen this happen with the Linux package-manager-type process where the update might happen "underneath" the browser without its knowledge. Using their built-in upgrade system as far as I know it just happens on
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by zerocrates 1y ago
My first MP3 player was the Creative MuVo. The storage part (actually, really everything but the battery holder) you could disconnect and use as a USB stick, which was also how you loaded music onto it. I (correctly) thought this was very c
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by zerocrates 1y ago
And realistically the vast majority of Persona fans, certainly in the West, haven't played anything before Persona 3. By the numbers there might be an absolute majority that have just played 5, since it was such a jump in popularity an
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by zerocrates 1y ago
Just speaking of genres and starting points: if you're looking at the series from the perspective of wanting a JRPG (and here I'm assuming you mean that you want something turn-based), then you'd want to start with Yakuza: Li
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by zerocrates 1y ago
Setting aside the big argument on whether Clair Obscur counts as turn-based, Persona 5 definitely does: it's more classically/rigidly turn-based than even the Final Fantasy games that use ATB.
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by zerocrates 1y ago
Probably my preference over there is half-height inverted T, with just gaps above left and right: I'm happy to do Fn for page up/page down/home/end, and find this is the easiest layout to use by touch. Of course full-hei
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by zerocrates 1y ago
well... it'll work for naïve. twice over, even
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by zerocrates 1y ago
The providers can sell inclusion in the system prompt to advertisers. Run some ad-tech on the first message before it goes to the LLM to see whose gets included.
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by zerocrates 1y ago
Even in their animations on this page there are things where the user scrolls the interface and the part under one of these glass buttons looks more exaggerated and draws the eye in an unpleasant way, and depending on where they land with i
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by zerocrates 1y ago
Even in the "protected against government searches" sense from the 4th Amendment, that right hardly exists when dealing with data you send to a company like OpenAI thanks to the third-party doctrine.
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by zerocrates 1y ago
Private clubs have an exemption in several of the key civil rights laws, so they often can discriminate where businesses open to the public could not. They can run into trouble when they allow the public to use their facilities, or grant me
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by zerocrates 1y ago
SEC. 112207. TASK FORCE ON THE TERMINATION OF DIRECT FILE. (a) Termination of Direct File.—As soon as practicable, and not later than 30 days after the date of the enactment of this Act, the Secretary of the Treasury shall ensure that the
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by zerocrates 1y ago
It's dead is what it is. The recent stay from the Supreme Court and especially its "oh but not the Fed" paragraph makes it all but certain that they're going to essentially overturn Humphrey's Executor (even though
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by zerocrates 1y ago
Google Maps creates "maps.app.goo.gl" links; I don't know if there are others, they called Maps out specifically in their message. Possibly those other ones are just using the domain name and the underlying service is totally
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by zerocrates 1y ago
"Killing" the service in the sense of minting new ones is no big deal and hardly merits mention. Killing the existing ones is much more of a jerk move. Particularly so since Google is still keeping it around in some form for inter
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by zerocrates 1y ago
Hi-Fi Rush did some of the opposite: the gameplay in certain parts shrinks or stretches so it takes the right amount of time to hit the next musical cue.
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by zerocrates 1y ago
I assume they mean the email at the top of the post, with the photo and embedded audio.
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by zerocrates 1y ago
You just created a venv but didn't change the Python version. I imagine you'd want: uv venv --python 3.11
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by zerocrates 1y ago
I think they mean just set a description for the repo in github (set using the gear icon next to "About"), saying what the project is. That description text can come up in github searches and google searches.
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by zerocrates 1y ago
Tetris 99 was developed by Arika, the developers of the TGM games.
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by zerocrates 2y ago
> You're probably referring to a local maximum, a point in the design space from which any change makes it better (but there's other designs which would be better, if they make several larger changes). I think you meant "w
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by zerocrates 2y ago
He has talked about VAT, but in terms of how they ended up with those numbers, people noticed that the claimed rates don't have anything to do with the actual tariff/VAT/etc. rates, they're just based on the relative siz
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by zerocrates 2y ago
Sure you can do it with this new feature. I assumed your comment was trying to give the parent commenter a strategy that would work with the "classic" select but I see now that you mentioned "selectedoption" so you were
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by zerocrates 2y ago
Though the Switch 2 doesn't have 512GB of storage or an OLED screen. The cheaper Steam Deck that's a closer match is $50 cheaper than the Switch 2, $400 in the US.
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by zerocrates 2y ago
> Taiyo Yuden or nothing I remember this being my basic rule of thumb for buying writable DVDs, though for... home usage, nothing approaching your scale.
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by zerocrates 2y ago
Some people just really like em dashes.
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by zerocrates 2y ago
Ignoring this new feature, you can't put spans inside an option, only text. It's odd that they have this example in the post for the "old" way but they show it retaining the spans.
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by zerocrates 2y ago
It's LED fixtures that I have a problem with; they're very common since it's easy to make them in various shapes and things, but when a component fails more often than not it's a "replace the whole fixture" sit
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by zerocrates 2y ago
In general, Google objected to the broadness of the class, which on initial filing covered all non-White employees. Specifically in regard to Black employees, they pointed out that some of the evidence presented suggested that Black employe

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