AlexAndScripts

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by AlexAndScripts 5y ago
America is an ally, if not formally then the shared westernism. China is most definitely not.
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by AlexAndScripts 5y ago
I'll believe it when they build an actual prototype.
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by AlexAndScripts 5y ago
Almost all of Blenders development has been as FOSS software. It was open sourced in 2002.
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by AlexAndScripts 5y ago
Can't you have a client side system do nothing but tell the server it's not a bot?
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by AlexAndScripts 5y ago
I've been playing CC2 a lot. It's got a steep learning curve and some bugs but is brilliant with friends.
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by AlexAndScripts 5y ago
They will after the year above them tells them about it.
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by AlexAndScripts 5y ago
or 20 million, whichever is higher*
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by AlexAndScripts 5y ago
Oh, and making Git.
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by AlexAndScripts 5y ago
And a fairly delicate one at that.
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by AlexAndScripts 5y ago
Stretched out an order of magnitude longer than necessary. Tl;dr find and execute a trivial vulnerability to match with anyone you want, then exploit the insecure rounding function to get the distance to a user from 3 different locations an
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by AlexAndScripts 5y ago
Just tried it out. I usually use Harmonic, and in general I much prefer the UI - it's more minimalistic, lower contrast, and I prefer the font (Product Sans). It also has a built in ad blocker. However, I appreciate the various filteri
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by AlexAndScripts 5y ago
Nope, it just strips the DRM. All of that work locking down devices, and it's trivially circumvented. Of course, desktop Linux is still not allowed to watch in high quality - that would compromise the DRM!
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by AlexAndScripts 5y ago
Why not messages?
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by AlexAndScripts 5y ago
Your browser makes the choice. Your browser tells the site to do a dark theme. The website obliges. Just change your browser settings.
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by AlexAndScripts 5y ago
Sounds like a really good idea, if the implementation is good enough. I don't play any of those games, but I might try Valorant out just to try out your software.
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by AlexAndScripts 5y ago
Isn't this common knowledge?
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by AlexAndScripts 5y ago
It's quite sad that this forum, usually one of the most civil and thoughtful places on the internet, is full of climate change deniers with pathetic arguments that even they must see the issues with.
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by AlexAndScripts 5y ago
Well, has it?
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by AlexAndScripts 5y ago
"Traces of spyware on the phones of leaked targets is simply a coincidence"
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by AlexAndScripts 5y ago
That is entirely disgusting. Destroying a life for money. That that's a possibility...
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by AlexAndScripts 5y ago
That only appeals to a part of the population. Some of us want to do more than knit.
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by AlexAndScripts 5y ago
I have found it to be of a decent quality, about comparable, and I like how portable it is. However, it's also significantly slower.
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by AlexAndScripts 5y ago
They're going to be forced to accept that and allow it anyway if Linux gets big enough.
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by AlexAndScripts 5y ago
It's ridiculous. Differences exist; there's nothing wrong with that and people shouldn't discriminate because of it, but denying their existence against scientific evidence is simply ignorant.
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by AlexAndScripts 5y ago
... Why? No, seriously, it just looks like buzzword bingo here.
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by AlexAndScripts 5y ago
Works great here. It is paid for in taxes and the government doesn't take a cut every step, so the tax isn't that high. Also, food stamps etc are already a thing, and insulin is necessary to, like, live.
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by AlexAndScripts 5y ago
Why don't they go there?
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by AlexAndScripts 5y ago
*too a fraction, not by a fraction
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by AlexAndScripts 5y ago
Just changing my SSH port to 900 has reduced the amount of brute force by a fraction.
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by AlexAndScripts 5y ago
Why?

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