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k1rcher
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Comment #43941293
How does one break into this industry? I recently started playing the video game Not For Broadcast and have fallen in love. I’m sure it’s a very romanticized and simplified experie…
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Comment #43816381
What are some existing authoring systems that exist for this sort of thing? I know Ren’Py exists for visual novels
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Comment #37593578
Wow, the fact that they remained undetected for so long and used wget for data exfiltration.. Hopefully security posture has increased since
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Comment #31034610
Interested in this too, as well as how it compares to the Framework
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Comment #30839751
Received this exact text, word for word with the same suspicious phishing link, from my own number, a few hours ago.
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Comment #29809068
The Dan Case is absolutely gorgeous. What hardware are you running in yours? I’d love to get a setup like this going with a 30x series card, but I’m not sure how difficult getting …
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Comment #29808512
This sounds really nice… I’m now quite keen on looking into ultrawides.
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Comment #29808497
Oops, you’re right. 150% is what I have set, typo on my end!
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Comment #29807606
This is what I have been looking into for a portable gaming setup. My framework setup already has so much raw power in terms of RAM and CPU. A solid GPU is the next step :-) Would …
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Comment #29807597
Anecdotal personal experience: I’m on PopOS running Wayland with fractional scaling to 200%. It looks fantastic imo and have only had some issues with Guake terminal when plugged i…
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Comment #29744105
+1 for alacritty. However now that I don’t daily drive mac as much, I’ve defaulted back to iTerm 2 for when I do happen to be doing something on my mac. The default configuration i…
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Comment #29744090
Daily drove mac for 5-7 years after a childhood of tinkering with Linux installs (no professional development) and falling in love with an AwesomeWM setup with custom keybinds. Aft…
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Comment #29730937
This is brilliant. I remember coming across these a few years ago, and the recommended starting game Bandit was way out of my depth. Now, several years later, I was able to blaze t…
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Comment #29565788
This was my immediate thought as well. Oh Ross, if only you closed that damn laptop lid (and didn't incriminate yourself blatantly on stack overflow)
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Comment #29565775
This is very cool to see. When I discovered and subsequently purchased my framework back in October I had an idea for a homebrewed, 3D printed expansion card, where plugging it in/…
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Comment #29558906
Very interesting. I’m running PopOS on my framework, running Wayland— the touchpad gestures is very good. But still not up to par with MacBook. I’m extremely curious as to how this…
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Comment #29000610
Ah, XMPP + OTR. Brings back fond memories.
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Comment #28935662
It is that inherent human tendency and bias that limits one’s worldview, a concept I have grappled with and am still learning to manage every week that goes by. We as humans are al…
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Comment #28919625
This is very interesting and good to know. I rarely game on my phone these days, but every now and then I get that itch. I’ll check out their catalogue.
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Comment #28919410
Well, speaking for myself personally, I was around 11-13 when I first joined the scene. Right before the fall of the classical hacker collectives and old school zines. It sounds to…
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Comment #28919307
I began my professional career writing Rails apps (previous experience in software was cobbled together Python and .NET scripts), and 1-2 years later made the full transition to Dj…
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Comment #28919214
I’ve noticed Poetry being used more and more for projects I setup locally, and I must say, it does seem to be very, very good. Minimal overhead, easy to adopt, etc. I’ll need to se…
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Comment #28919146
Probably so for anyone who didn’t grow up reading the old Hacker zines. Phrack (and the Hacker Manifesto) are iconic in the scene.
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Comment #28919130
This. The MacOS Linux Windows swapping isn’t too difficult, just takes a day or so of training that muscle memory. I should note to the OP that I almost exclusively use my HHKB[0] …