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Bytewave81
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Comment #40193168
Alternatively, Draughts. https://youtu.be/uHQ4WCU1WQc
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Comment #40017746
Possession is a victimless crime (well, the victim is yourself). Distribution is the crime.
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Comment #39246328
The children yearn for the mines.
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Comment #38946473
We settled on Chakra ( https://chakra-ui.com/ ). Although we also abandoned our ambitions of a Next.js migration, so... I guess it didn't really end up mattering all that much anyw…
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Comment #38945302
Not just that, but it basically makes the library incompatible with serverside rendering a la Next.js. We actually explored using Shoelace for a project but ended up having to choo…
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Comment #38416524
The idea is that you encode and decode database IDs with this. You wouldn't save them separately unless you were using it for a purpose other than shareable "identifiers" which don…
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Comment #36098463
To perhaps stir the "what do words really mean" argument, "lying" would generally imply some sort of conscious intent to bend or break the truth. A language model is not consciousl…
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Comment #35708630
It's referencing the Math Stack Exchange question which asked the same question: https://math.stackexchange.com/questions/885879/meaning-of-r...
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Comment #34849444
It's really not "clear cut." By the definition which you agree with, an HTML file containing JavaScript is served to the client without modification, and is viewable in any modern …
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Comment #34811662
A true classic. RIP Trevor Moore. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eg3_kUaYFJA
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Comment #34304759
Flashback functionality without a functional CPU generally is accomplished using a separate microcontroller on the board which runs its own code separate from the BIOS. It shouldn'…
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Comment #33209646
At some point, "one" company becomes a set of loosely-related "companies" all tied together by a single name and a chain of bureaucracy.
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Comment #32973484
Probably just by mapping the accelerometer to a virtual joystick. Steam Input is a fairly powerful framework for mapping new controls onto existing control schemes.
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Comment #32513801
So... it's America's Interac?
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Comment #32333136
A "private" beta enforced solely by a clientside check, notably.
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Comment #32233861
Udon is not a modding API and was never intended to be one. It is purely a world-centric scripting system, which is great for building minigames inside VRchat, but not for extendin…
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Comment #32007274
Not the type of namespace being referred to. In this case, it's referring to the requirement to refer to all types of a certain category with a keyword, as in `struct Foo`. In Rust…
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Comment #31717140
They knew.
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Comment #31610431
That's to the public whois system, sure. But LEAs could still obtain court orders to get the actual contact information for the domain owner; registrars are legally mandated to mai…
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Comment #31602188
Compiling to a sort of intermediary representation has distinct advantages over either distributing pure source or pure machine code. Pure source-based interpretation, where you bu…
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Comment #31575453
I still don't understand why the amateur radio community has this disdain for open source. It feels like a majority of the popular amateur radio software tools out there are closed…
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Comment #30197495
It's an example message proposed in a 1993 report from Sadina National Laboratories[1]. I doubt it's actually been legitimately written or used anywhere, but it's one of many such …