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sufficientsoup
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Comment #49204381
Doesn't seem like it would be very effective. I assume the overlap of Quake fans and people who have sworn off Microsoft forever is large.
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Comment #49173340
It's a messenger app used in Japan and supposedly some other Asian countries (but I can only vouch for the former).
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Comment #48977682
Now hold on, there's plenty of reasons to not buy Bud Light.
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Comment #48892511
Why take what he said at face value after "Calm down; this is just an experiment... but actually I'm gonna merge this huge thing in a week"?
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Comment #48826021
I think some people just get an irrational block about learning particular things. Like maybe you struggle with a music class in school and just identify as being incapable of lear…
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Comment #48638106
My issue with it is that it's a vendor. The need for identification is fair, and I'm not worried about the govt having it. I'm worried about _id.me_ having it.
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Comment #48638078
Just went through this myself. I gave in and made the account, only to then find out I was too late to give them my direct deposit info anyway. (If it's any peace of mind, I did ev…
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Comment #48636588
> I sense a hegemonic power growing behind rust Can you elaborate on this?
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Comment #48616345
Similarly, when all of this started happening I went and bought some history books for anything that seemed like it would be useful later.
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Comment #48578469
What incentive does a dealer have to know or care why a sale fell through? Bizarre question
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Comment #48564922
Leave without announcing your departure
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Comment #48541855
If I'm understanding that they're waiting this 5 minutes when they try to launch the game, there's a setting (go to Downloads, scroll down) to do the shader compilation in the back…
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Comment #48528522
Doesn't even seem like various reasons.
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Comment #48512431
> That creates the expectation, rightly or not, that the Arch User Repository provides some degree of protections for Arch Users against the build sources hosted there being compro…
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Comment #48459577
I similarly used it to finally facilitate a switch to Arch to a couple months ago. Not technically a tool, but it was very convenient to take the Arch wiki, and personalize it by s…
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Comment #48290626
What are your thoughts on the Io situation? Has your work been with the Io plans in mind from the beginning?
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Comment #48271677
You mean dylanmtaylor? I didn't know he was an MSFT employee but I guess I wouldn't be surprised.
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Comment #48124247
I don't think Codeberg wants to be a GitHub alternative. In particular, I don't think they want to support the use cases of someone hosting a bunch of private repos, or someone hos…
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Comment #48104525
Yeah, a "seit Jahren" flashed through my mind as I read it.
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Comment #48080549
It doesn't even need to be random. What if you send an instance of a proprietary file format? Is the company required to share the spec and toolchain so that the govt can verify it…
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Comment #48068779
I've been having fun trying out Zig recently; would recommend. FYI that they released a big batch of API changes in April (version 0.16.0) so be mindful of learning from old resour…
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Comment #48019281
Wouldn’t call myself an expert in either, but I think 2 things stand out far more than anything else: 1. Rust is effectively as strict as can be in terms of ownership. In Zig you c…