ROFISH

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by ROFISH 1y ago
The author mentioned Unity in the README, but every other game engine I know requires NativeAOT support. I hope it doesn't run into the limitations of NativeAOT otherwise it's just Unity-only.
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by ROFISH 2y ago
I love this. Seriously. I have teams with 1-2 permanent members and 8 more that may or may not want to check like... maybe once a week at most. Seat limits really mess with the "compliance officer needs to do something every once in a
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by ROFISH 2y ago
https://cturt.github.io/freedvdboot.html tldr; out of bounds payload on the dvd player
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by ROFISH 2y ago
Agreed. I talked with them in the past and the pricing was far too expensive to make it worth it. As always: “If you have to ask, you can’t afford it.”
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by ROFISH 2y ago
:) It's a really old meme.
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by ROFISH 3y ago
So if you delete your image the entire trained data set is invalid because they no longer have license to the copyright?
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by ROFISH 3y ago
The fees are higher everywhere. Their pitch is "our fees are higher, but we have higher-end customers who spend more", which roughly tracks with reality. But a hot dog stand isn't gonna have whales but an upper-end store migh
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by ROFISH 3y ago
Good! I'm looking forward to having to uninstall a crypto miner on my mom's phone because it told her the only way to play a slots app is to allow third-party apps.
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by ROFISH 3y ago
Unity has been on a buying spree including traditional TV/Movie CGI firms for some insane reason†. They're just plain _bad_ at spending money. († Yes, I know the growth potential from real-time to rendered. I still think it's
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by ROFISH 3y ago
West coast US; and it’s awful. The only times a spot is free is at like 6am, otherwise you’re waiting at least 30 minutes (actively, so no one can take your spot in line) to wait another 30 minutes to charge.
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by ROFISH 3y ago
Yes, I mean west coast US.
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by ROFISH 3y ago
While this should be especially true for destinations, such as hotels or even apartments, there still needs to be fast-charging infrastructure for road trips. And right now, the not-Tesla charging infrastructure is hot garbage. Half the plu
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by ROFISH 3y ago
Related to anyone seeing this: https://support.apple.com/guide/apple-configurator-mac/reviv... If an update goes really wrong (ie. battery died in middle of an update), the Mac may need to go into DFU mode and get
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by ROFISH 3y ago
Does it let me test the built-in browser? I’m starting to get issues only on Samsung’s built-in browser (as opposed to an Android’s Chrome default).
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by ROFISH 3y ago
I’m not a huge fan of Shopify for a myriad of reasons. That said, I got my payment as usual.
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by ROFISH 3y ago
The worst part is that the Shorts interface on the desktop web is awful. I hate having to watch a Short there because all the buttons and UI are all completely different. I accidentally scroll down to view comments to see the pause button a
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by ROFISH 3y ago
Because it stores data on a user's computer, isn't using localStorage to track sessions still considered to be a "cookie" for ePrivacy Directive purposes? To that end, I don't think it's not "no cookie ban
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by ROFISH 3y ago
https://palant.info/2023/01/23/bitwarden-design-flaw-server-...
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by ROFISH 3y ago
Bitwarden does some of the KDF operations server-side which means that a portion of the password (even if it's been through some KDF operations) is sent to the server. EDIT: https://palant.info/2023/01/23&#x2F
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by ROFISH 3y ago
Even more hilarious: I have recorded customer service events specifically stating against all three of those. I liked 1Password when it was an amazing Mac-only app. Now it's just another Electron app I can throw away and discard for di
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by ROFISH 3y ago
Does this come pre-trained, or does it require training? What sources of data are you training on if so? I restrict all usage of AI tools trained from publicly-sourced data because of an unknown copyright restriction, general unease, and la
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by ROFISH 4y ago
Simple shared email addresses maybe, but Groups is far from "Shared Gmail" when it comes to even basic features like tagging and archiving.
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by ROFISH 4y ago
Good. The text message harassment I have been getting is awful and I wish nothing short of a swift death to the “lead generation industry”. They’re the reason why my default ringtone for non-contacts is silent.
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by ROFISH 4y ago
I pay Google $6/month/user for email, docs/sheets, video conferencing, and some online space, and I still think I pay too much because many of my users only need email for internal messages. $12/month/user for a ran
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by ROFISH 4y ago
Just noting from my experience that many e-commerce platforms like Shopify have started charging an extra "third-party payment fee" for not using their own payment platform so all the savings gained from lower fees would've b
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by ROFISH 4y ago
Agreed. "Our spammy emails get low open rates and tons of unsubscribes" should be a signal to stop, not find a way brute force your way into my face.
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by ROFISH 4y ago
This in particular has been in the news: https://www.natlawreview.com/article/fifth-circuit-decision-...
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by ROFISH 4y ago
The problem is mostly tax being across all vendors. Sure, you can do it, but then it's $5/seat for thing A, $3/seat for thing B, $4/seat for thing C, and you can end up paying $50/seat for all the random software as
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by ROFISH 5y ago
You can "componentize" various parts of Rails and make it less of a monolith by using Rails engines. I do it by having a new folder "components" on the Rails root and adding `gem 'name_of_component', path: &#x2
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by ROFISH 5y ago
Fully informed and "Have to click the checkbox" opt-in.

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