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by fullstop 6d ago
And even if a plugin is disabled, the code can still be called.
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by fullstop 6d ago
I'm in the same boat. Using Rust within Yocto is tricky since the whole point of Yocto is that you have a system which can build reproducible images. I can't have Cargo going out and fetching crates during the build process, the
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by fullstop 8d ago
https://www.gogdb.org/product/1446213994 It still goes on deep discount very frequently, even on GoG.
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by fullstop 8d ago
I have at least 100 hours in the game, and I have to disagree with you. There's a surprising amount of variety in the creatures and the world generation. I spend a lot of time building / designing my base. In that aspect, the enj
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by fullstop 8d ago
It's $23.99 on Steam right now.
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by fullstop 22d ago
Surely they are better than Google in this regard.
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by fullstop 1mo ago
My cdrom drive also had an audio jack on it, so you could plug headphones directly into that if you wanted to have just CD audio and not the sounds coming from the PC.
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by fullstop 1mo ago
Yes, the game just played it as a regular CD. In fact, if you put a different disc in the drive it would play the tracks from there instead. There were also console commands to change the track, stop the music, loop, or even reload the di
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by fullstop 1mo ago
Ha, I remember buying the shareware disk and unlocking every game on there. Plus you got the soundtrack which was pretty cool.
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by fullstop 2mo ago
I got Bard to execute a fork bomb, I think, when it was first launched. I noticed that it was evaluating the flow of a shell script incorrectly and it allowed execution, then refused to respond for 20 or 30 minutes. Now, for some users, sh
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by fullstop 2mo ago
I added a ratgdo to my garage door opener and use that with Home Assistant (and wireguard to my phone) instead of MyQ, so that wouldn't be a problem. It's probably worth doing, but I have about three and a half years of data &#x2F
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by fullstop 2mo ago
I have a Pixel 7 Pro and I've been considering reflashing with GrapheneOS. I bought a Garmin watch which does tap-to-pay to deal with the loss of that feature. How is the camera on GrapheneOS compared to the stock Pixel 10? Do your b
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by fullstop 2mo ago
Even if it was 595 billion, that sounds like their problem. "If you owe your bank manager a thousand pounds, you are at his mercy. If you owe him a million pounds, he is at yours."
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by fullstop 2mo ago
I had a OnePlus 3. It was fantastic for the time, but the limited radio bands really hampers it now. The screen is falling off of it and the battery is not what it was, but it's a decade old. I used it for about 4 years, then my olde
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by fullstop 2mo ago
From what I have read, they only have ~30 employees. They're not exactly onboarding a lot of new people here.
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by fullstop 2mo ago
This makes me sad. We've lost something.
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by fullstop 2mo ago
Expedition 33 ran well, at least on Xbox Series X. It runs like dogshit on a Steam Deck, though.
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by fullstop 3mo ago
There's a few traffic circles / roundabouts near me now. I love them -- they are safer and greatly reduce traffic if I'm headed out that way. The number of people who blame them for serious accidents is nuts, even if the ac
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by fullstop 3mo ago
There's kids who go around on ebikes in my neighborhood, and it's only a matter of time until one of them is hit. I don't mind kids on bikes, and encourage it. I do, however, encourage them to stop at stop signs and to actu
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by fullstop 3mo ago
This is 6x6x6" and can sit on my desk, quietly.
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by fullstop 3mo ago
This is written like a number 3 child. ;-)
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by fullstop 3mo ago
I have two, both adults now. The first one, if she woke up early and I was still asleep, would politely come over and say that she was hungry. The second one, though, she was a scavenger. I woke up to her crunching on something. She was e
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by fullstop 3mo ago
With the first kid you sterilize everything. After that I guess you learn how much dirt they put in their mouths and don't bother.
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by fullstop 3mo ago
Yeah, I felt that someone had to speak up about the health of the lawn.
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by fullstop 3mo ago
I have a feeling that humanoid robots will have other, more intimate, tasks first. Our most primal drives seem to drive the advancement of technology. Also, mowing the lawn on a very hot day is pretty bad for the grass.
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by fullstop 3mo ago
Do you feel the same way about cloning a GitHub repo and building it? It, too, achieved a result. The track saw and router, imo, are existing libraries.
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by fullstop 3mo ago
Oh, sure, I can make things with it. But I have an extraordinarily hard time saying that I made something. It feels like it cheapens the whole thing. Maybe I'm just old, because I remember people saying the same thing about code comp
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by fullstop 3mo ago
It's making things less fun, for me at least.
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by fullstop 4mo ago
Man, do I feel this, but my situation is a little different in that we are similar ages but my kids are (nearly) all adults. I've put enough in 529s that both of them will be able to graduate without any debt, something that I feel wi
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by fullstop 4mo ago
I regret not building the PC when I was looking at it. It's not a money thing, at the end of the day, but I can't bring myself to do it. I had it all priced out, but a bunch of birthdays in my family were coming up and I felt lik

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