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sdfjkl

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    Comment #37593221

    Only pirates get to keep their games forever.

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    Comment #35771892

    The undeservedly little-known Planet Explorers¹ has a rather nice voxel engine and is using it well. Mine anything, dig tunnels in any shape, modify terrain, etc. Without the cuboi…

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    Comment #35771773

    The Thames is still very much opaque. Not near-opaque.

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    Comment #35728896

    Where's the source? Why does it say "Pricing" on the website if it's free? This isn't free, it's just an attempt at free publicity.

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    Comment #35668184

    Yup. In the sense that the unstoppable guillotine blade is descending slightly slower onto our necks. Yay!

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    Comment #35664811

    Privacy is a human right, LEARN IT.

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    Comment #35664795

    That depends. If you're on a slow connection, the 40 minutes to unpack something are nothing in comparison to the week it took you to download it. If used by the game publisher, th…

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    Comment #35664753

    Well, whatever the repackers (e.g. Fitgirl) use seems to work a lot better than what the game publishers use (often no compression at all). Original Size: 93.1 GB -> Repack Size: f…

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    Comment #34945044

    I've relearnt keyboard layouts once and know I can do it, but I also remember how long it took to get fast on the new one and how I don't want to do that again. Not to mention all …

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    Comment #34741311

    You put your money into something called "Kraken" (other than rum perhaps) and this surprises you?

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    Comment #34664155

    Wonderful.

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    Comment #34557031

    To me that seems like an incredibly huge amount of code for an app user interface. Turbo vision certainly was much more efficient, or even wxWidgets.

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    Comment #33464124

    This has never bothered me until moving on a boat, where top-loading fridges (often ice boxes with a compressor kit retrofitted) are the norm. Because energy supply is very limited…

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    Comment #33464097

    They're very common here in Europe. Although when shops get remodeled they usually are replaced with newer models that have doors (and now doors that close themselves, because peop…

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    Comment #33385477

    A necromancer who voluntarily became undead: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lich

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    Comment #33382566

    I always read lichess as female lich. Then I get confused when I click on it and see chess boards. Probably played too many fantasy games.

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    Comment #33207864

    No, you need food and water.

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    Comment #33119200

    Yup, downloading stuff reliably over lousy internet connections (packet loss, high latency, intermittent uptime). HTTP really sucks with that.

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    Comment #32798068

    getlazarus.org appears to be a fan site. The builds are unofficial, but unlikely to be harmful. Might be safest to get the software from the official site or your distro packages t…

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    Comment #32772545

    Imagine being groomed to do this job from birth, with no real way to opt out[1]. You wanted to breed horses, become a blacksmith or start a business? Get that nonsense out of your …

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    Comment #32722375

    Yeah, absolutely hated the Ozark (TV Series) look. Heavily desaturated, brightness turned down and shifted heavily into blue. Ruined what looks like pretty scenery in the backgroun…

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    Comment #32721933

    I absolutely hate monochrome. The trend of removing colour from something and calling it an improvement. In photography, in film, everywhere. Is it just me? Is there something diff…

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    Comment #32673981

    Most of us will have illegal, unregistered phones then, running hacked firmware. Just look at Russia, China or all the illegal satellite dishes on Saudi rooftops. It's an arms race…

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    Comment #32667475

    At some point it'll be easier to run it as TOR hidden service, on Freenet or I2P and stop caring about the bullshit legislation.