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S-E-P

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    Comment #48316887

    I haven't had the best experience with 4.7 and it felt like a substantial debuff. I've even ended up moving a lot of review to codex just because 4.7 was so dense.. Here's to hopin…

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    Comment #48306715

    any examples or just ad-hom?

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    Comment #48306622

    So many hours, this was my SimCity experience and I still can hear the jazz. This and Rollercoaster Tycoon and Doom II was my jam.

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    Comment #47932023

    RIP to this repo frfr.

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    Comment #47786166

    I appreciate that it's an issue to try and improve the product you are using currently. As if those tokens were totally "stolen" and not for your benefit is laughable. This is like…

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    Comment #38176257

    I’m gonna have to remember this quick and easy iptracker

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    Comment #38176230

    I believe it

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    Comment #37962731

    27 upvotes over 2 hours. > voted to the top Seems disingenuous, it’s fine to be annoyed by such discussion, but at least be accurate please. Reality is best viewed accurately. (27 …

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    Comment #34965146

    Trydactyl is mint for Firefox VIM experience

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    Comment #34283322

    This is pretty awesome news! I’m happy to see them doing well. I remember playing DF a bit in college and just blown away by the devs and their undying love for the game, all whils…

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    Comment #32948706

    I’m vibing

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    Comment #31500731

    You devil! I'm pretty sure I remember running into a file that looked like that and a quick poke around showed it wasn't anything valid. Funny how these things work since I'm prett…

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    Comment #31120377

    At least you know that programmer is going to make it very hard for those who try to maintain their work after they are gone. :)

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    Comment #29401708

    It's probably been clicked previously.

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    Comment #27935504

    That’s kind of hilarious but gross all at the same time

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    Comment #25895107

    I would argue that what is described in this post is inherent in all social networks. The wonderful thing about the Fediverse is that depending on the node you connect to, or the p…

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    Comment #24795401

    I’m currently working on a project for a local-first SaaS company They have perpetual licensing (optionally you can subscribe monthly if you don’t want to pay everything upfront) a…

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    Comment #24301573

    I'm having ncurses flashbacks hardcore right about now. Great work :)

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    Comment #23854910

    Glad they stopped, but it probably wasn’t necessary Good regardless, I’ve been thinking about quitting

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    Comment #23564415

    The idea that a VC is experiencing unfairness is a shocking revelation... Not like a large majority of VCs are completely selfish or anything.

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    Comment #23319926

    And you have the guarantee that the dev will actually keep working and refining instead of all the drama mastodon finds themselves in Pleroma does what Mastodon’t

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    Comment #23314458

    I agree, Pleroma is better though. Just use that. Gargron has shown that they do not care much for the community or the greater fediverse at large. Pleroma also is cleaner code-wis…

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    Comment #23243106

    I have a slight question, why is the install binary 150+ MB? How many libraries you got?

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    Comment #21933410

    The linked Medium article (when talking about npm) was what I expected, but gives wonderful examples of just how bad it's gotten. For those who don't want to dig, one example was E…