fr2null

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by fr2null 2y ago
I enjoyed gamemaker a lot. Especially the ease of adding small snippets of code when you wanted to do something slightly more advanced than the normal editor allowed.
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by fr2null 4y ago
MS uses git with Azure DevOps, at least for all the repos I'm familiar with.
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by fr2null 4y ago
For me, Minecraft was amazing. I started on real logic with its redstone logic system. I started getting familiar with server management & Linux while trying to create a multiplayer server. I wrote my first code by writing plugins in ha
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by fr2null 5y ago
$99/year is literally nothing for most companies. Furthermore, Android has competing app stores, yet by far the biggest one is still the Play Store. Lots of developers (and users) did not and would not chose other distribution methods.
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by fr2null 5y ago
Single European datapoint, I'm currently in university. In my country we have different levels of tertiary (?) education, as far as I can tell, lower levels of education have way more Snapchat use than Instagram. For most students of h
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by fr2null 5y ago
As a Young People™, this is not entirely true. Stories are only partly chronological. The stories are grouped per user and in these groups they are chronological. However these groups are not chronological. Secondly, posts are not for old p
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by fr2null 5y ago
I'm not even anything close to a climate expert, but I can imagine that this is because most of the world lives in places that are livable in our current climate. Most of us don't live in Siberia or Greenland. Sure these places mi
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by fr2null 5y ago
These skills are not that special. As far as I understand it, there are no exploits being used and editing the hosts file is not particularly hard. I expect that the executable is voluntary run by the user, since the user expects to run a r
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by fr2null 5y ago
The fastly monitoring/status page says: "Customers may experience increased origin load as global services return". Which sounds like the increased traffic is to be expected. [1] status.fastly.com
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by fr2null 5y ago
If that is the case though, you are not really enabling SMS 2FA. It is just SMS (1F) authentication. Real 2FA would (theoretically) never make your account less secure than 1FA, because even if the second factor has 0 security, it shouldn&#
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by fr2null 5y ago
I don't think it does, at least not for the security reasons you name. If you are self-hosting a server, you may not have the latest and greatest features, but all the code you are running is open-source, so no sneaky backdoors (well,
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by fr2null 5y ago
I personally feel like we need more people like him to bring ideas and advice to people in charge. However, I would like the people that are actually in charge to be more careful and responsible.
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by fr2null 5y ago
I can understand that they hope to reduce the income gap between different races, but I don't understand why that means the selection criteria should include race. I would think that it makes more sense to select based on 'wealth&
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by fr2null 6y ago
From my personal experience, people that eat less or no meat have a healthier lifestyle in general. I am wondering if that also plays a part in the results.
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by fr2null 6y ago
Not with public transport, but in my (Dutch) city I can get everywhere, safely, within a reasonable amount of time, at all times of the day, by bike. From one end to the other wouldn't be exactly 15 minutes, but it would be under 30. W
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by fr2null 6y ago
While most of the comments on the Twitter thread use fancy functions from common libraries, you should be able to solve this problem without the need for googling and without those fancy functions. While I agree that this is way to basic to
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by fr2null 6y ago
Multiple reasons: 1. Most people just want a website to work. (I know I do) 2. Because how are you gonna do support on a website when the website looks different for everyone involved? Are you only going to offer support for the basic text
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by fr2null 6y ago
I don't agree. I think a module operator is common enough that it should be known, and even if they don't know it, they should be able to quickly make a module function. (Something like a while loop that decreases value a with val
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by fr2null 6y ago
I am by no means anything close to a physicist, but I would imagine it is because of the same principle as the inverse quare law. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inverse-square_law
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by fr2null 6y ago
While you might have a slight disadvantage if you ever really needed to talk about someone while they are standing next to you, I personally feel like I have a much bigger disadvantage since English is not my native language. My English is
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by fr2null 6y ago
Interestingly, swapping the glasses does seem to make the thumbnail Obama. [1] 1. https://twitter.com/SergioSemJ/status/1307493041742254080?s=...
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by fr2null 6y ago
We use our own email servers with our own IPs for automated emails (password resets, login tokens, welcome email, etc.) and MailChimp for newsletters. We have never had any real problem with Gmail or any other email provider. We do see some
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by fr2null 6y ago
I think part of this is because Microsoft already has mountains of barely used legacy code they need to support. With every choice they remove, they can remove some of it, or at least make sure it doesn't grow.
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by fr2null 6y ago
I think Kong* does this rather well. They have a usable open source product that has a lot of the core functionality and it more than enough for small businesses and hobbyists. They also provide enterprise support and a enterprise products
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by fr2null 6y ago
I am also in the target demo, do not like the product, but the name sounds pretty good. Like "Have you seen her story?" "Did you see her last reel?" just sounds nice.
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by fr2null 6y ago
I don't think the key data that TikTok is gathering is anything you can really block on your phone. It doesn't ask for your phone number, it doesn't ask contacts, it doesn't ask for access to your messages. Instead, it l
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by fr2null 6y ago
A specific version of their software was supported for 4 years. There are newer versions readily available. I think 4 years support for a product like this, while there are far newer versions is really good.
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by fr2null 6y ago
Why? I really enjoy the new edge chromium. It feels very smooth, is very fast and I have had no major problems. I've tried chrome, but do not like where they are heading (removing AdBlock functionality, no privacy) I've tried Fire
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by fr2null 6y ago
It might lack functionality that you use on a daily basis, but I don't think it lacks any objectively basic functionality. In my opinion this is proven by the fact that thousands (millions?) of programmers, including me, work with VS C
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by fr2null 6y ago
They are partly funded by people's taxes. Commercials have more restrictions on them than on non-public channels. A maximum of 10% of airtime can be a commercial (on a yearly basis), with a 15% max per day. Commercials can only be befo

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