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vancroft

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    Comment #48217943

    I've been hoping for a remaster of this to be released for a long time, watching https://github.com/hankmorgan/UnderworldGodot for progress. Then suddenly I saw this! Looks like a …

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    Comment #47486165

    Email clients should just strip out hyperlinks. You link in the email? Write it directly, then people can copy/paste it. It wouldn't stop all phishing, but it would be a start to i…

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    Comment #46464134

    Setting up my PC with PopOS recently has been really fun. Everything is snappy and fast, and no bloatware crap.

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    Comment #46131162

    Sounds like the old saying about the advertising industry: "I know half of my spending on advertising is wasted - I just don't know which half."

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    Comment #45976738

    So funny to see this here, I was just looking into Ultima remakes last night, and saw this one among others. Looks really awesome. I never played any of the Ultima games back in th…

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    Comment #45164917

    > I always ask ChatGPT do directly cite and evaluate sources. And try to get it in the mindset of comparing and contrasting arguments for and against. And I find I must argue again…

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    Comment #44900747

    Al Jazeera reports around 750 US military bases, across the world but concentrated in Europe, Japan and South Korea, and the Middle East. Not quite bordering China. https://www.alj…

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    Comment #44059644

    This looks really cool! I'm curious to try it out and see how the .base files look like

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    Comment #42917226

    Wow, why is the title tag of the page apparently a Windows file path?

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    Comment #42789928

    I'm not a subscriber so I can't read it, which startup are they referring to in the headline?

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    Comment #42074259

    You've got the wrong link I think, that's showing data from 2020 to 2024.

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    Comment #41497450

    Nope, blank page here too. Or, it's actually going to the Firefox Home screen, I just turned off all the content in Settings > Home. I'm on 130, still a blank home screen.

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    Comment #41442461

    This was such a great pitch for the book, I went ahead and ordered it! With fantasy settings in particular it's crucial to keep the setting consistent, since the book is the only "…

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    Comment #40521185

    Side note, never heard of the band mentioned in the article but it sounds interesting: Bicycle is "a band that rolls across the country on bicycles and rocks in towns and cities al…

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    Comment #39712935

    This is a very interesting approach, and the rules and principles are very sensible. It's nice to see something that tries to really use the platform and emphasize semantic HTML. O…

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    Comment #39314856

    I haven't personally done this course yet, but it looks very promising if you're looking for something that just tackles plain HTML and CSS, without any frameworks: https://www.spi…

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    Comment #39312934

    Yeah, the potential for enshittification is massive. I can imagine they'll offer the Wi-Fi for free at first, use that as a reason to take out screens, and then start charging for …

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    Comment #39312774

    I wonder if this is the beginning of the end of in-flight entertainment. Once the Wi-Fi gets reliable enough, people will probably just start using their own devices and streaming …

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    Comment #37321699

    Or fire back if mounted on an autonomous drone

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    Comment #36353392

    Elder Scrolls kinda falls under that umbrella, given that Elder Scrolls Online is a subscription-based MMO that I believe is still receiving content updates. Unfortunately that's p…

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    Comment #35355290

    I've tried Tailwind on smaller projects and it's not a bad way of writing styling. Not having to think about class naming or selectors speeds things up a bit, and it's nice that it…