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JD557

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    Comment #49034579

    Even looking at the comments from that thread and the Codeberg page at that time in archive.org, I don't really see much that points to it as a proper GitHub alternative, other tha…

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    Comment #46033910

    I have a similar opinion but I think Java's model with maven and friends hits the sweet spot: - Packages are always namespaced, so typosquating is harder - Registries like Sonatype…

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    Comment #42557648

    Same. I was surprised that both Fira Code and Fira Mono were options, that was a bit cheeky.

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    Comment #42041312

    > I work from home and value it but it never would occur to me to strike for that. I believe that the value from WFH varies a lot from person to person. If you were working from th…

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    Comment #41893914

    Unrelated to the word "daemon", but related to the article, I was a bit surprised by this assertion: > Eventually, though, the theory of quantum mechanics showed why it wouldn't wo…

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    Comment #41826862

    I recall Disk Knight ( https://www.lucadamico.dev/papers/malware_analysis/DiskKnigh... ) working on Windows XP I don't remember the whole details, but I believe it installed an aut…

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    Comment #41487385

    This. I assume it's a similar argument as the one presented in https://loglog.games/blog/leaving-rust-gamedev/ Edit: I just noticed that this article is also writen in the archival…

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    Comment #41324027

    > Seems like they didn't pursue it in future consoles I don't think this is entirely true. Sure, there was nothing like the Net Yaroze, but the PS2 came with Yabasic[1] on the demo…

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    Comment #40434002

    > Why the heck not use AI when it's better? I think that, in its current iteration, it is not that easy to know. I haven't tried GPT 4 (which I've heard is much better), but my exp…

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    Comment #40256349

    One of the issues I have with "languages that don't suck anymore" is that, even after the language gets all the cool new features, you'll still end up having to use some libraries …

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    Comment #39203683

    I think you just need the Wohnungsgeberbestätigung from the landlord and fill the registration paperwork at the Bürgeramt (which, depending on your city, might be a bit hard to get…

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    Comment #38772621

    > I tried using it for coding but it made up APIs constantly or had subtle errors. This has been my experience so far as well. I also find it very tiring to have to review all the …

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    Comment #38708645

    It's interesting to see PornHub in there, but not the other Aylo (former MindGeek) properties (YouPorn, RedTube...). I wonder if they could in theory bypass the DSA by just breakin…

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    Comment #38398618

    > That's not a good idea though. I wonder why you say that. At least an ad for a specific ad blocker sounds like a great idea. - Ideally, you don't send ads to users of your produc…

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    Comment #37926754

    > This is the part that I don't get either. I can imagine hearing "this coffee shop got better since the new owners", but I know I have heard "this place used to be good until it c…

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    Comment #37854774

    I was ondering about it as well, and it appears to be explained in detail here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c00B3uE5FV8 I think it's a similar technique to Sonic 3D's Intro FMV…

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    Comment #37762082

    As a very casual Instagram user, I had a similar experience to the parent comment (not so much now). From what I can tell, this is the way Instagram recommendations treat cold star…

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    Comment #37687068

    From what I can tell, this is the first version without a composite video output, correct? It's a bit of a shame. What are the alternatives for someone who needs a computer connect…

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    Comment #37600127

    > I'm not sure I would have been so generous to the author of the article this is in reply to. But I suppose that's a skill of a successful open source leader -- to turn interactio…

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    Comment #37594994

    I think it's only popular in the scala ecosystem, but I find HOCON to be a pretty nice superset.

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    Comment #37469057

    FWIW, you can now install PWA apps with Firefox. The implementation is not as polished as chrome, though.

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    Comment #37453799

    > Also managing to have everyone on the same patch for $GAME could waste hours. This one hits close to home. IIRC, in some games it was not even that obvious that someone had a dif…

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    Comment #37415060

    > The only time i explicitly use iMessage is when I want to send a photo as unaltered as possible - wapp recompresses them for size. Are you sure about this? I usually send images/…

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    Comment #37368357

    > JavaScript (and typescript) prefers them. Is it because of a convention or it really has advantages? There are some slight differences: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/W…

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    Comment #36939123

    I had completely forgot about sending MMS via mail! (Not Verizon, but my provider had a similar thing) If I recall, some times the message would be delayed by quite a while, so it …