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lofaszvanitt
4d ago
Divide et impera. People need to learn. Get together, do things together, create alternatives, use that, maintain position, do not let outsider saboteurs neuter the project. Problem solved.
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lofaszvanitt
5d ago
And?
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lofaszvanitt
5d ago
Your body gets used to the exercise. You have to constantly change it, otherwise you not gonna get the same thrill.
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lofaszvanitt
5d ago
Yeah, these are essentially online/mmo games. Of course they have a changing audience. I'm talking about games which say oooh we gonna have 1000 planets, all unique. And on release day you they will have 3 unique planets, and 7 mo
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lofaszvanitt
6d ago
Debian13 is quite ok and fresh. 12 was trashy. And systemd is purrfect. If you want to edit ridiculous init files, well, go and torture yourself.
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lofaszvanitt
6d ago
High five!
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lofaszvanitt
6d ago
Maybe you should come up with an example instead of trying to sound wise, while in reality protecting an inferior and useless thing forced on devs.
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6d ago
https://icml.cc/virtual/2026/poster/67058
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7d ago
Yeah, but who cares. Most of the people buy a game when it gets released.
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lofaszvanitt
7d ago
Boooring. Apple stopped innovating. They just copy and integrate new things into their phones. Steve Jobs is turning in his grave.
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lofaszvanitt
7d ago
Doesn't matter, people move on. Those who stay, who funneled money into the endeavour want it to succeed. That's all.
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7d ago
Yeah and Star Citizen has half a billion funding, and then WHAT? Also what was it when the game released? It was waaay negative.
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7d ago
Yeah, imagine the reviews if it would've been what was promised from the get go.
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lofaszvanitt
7d ago
There is no such thing as a turnaround. People wait for a game to be released. When you give a release date, you must give one that shows the almost complete state of your game. Not something that is half done, not something that will feel
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7d ago
When children behind a battleship with child like mentality try to predict the future.
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7d ago
Oh, bejesus. Shopify awards the Stupefiers. Why would anyone need any kind of framework for CSS?! It's the inherent human need to control something, to package water and sell it as magical water. I've never understood the whole id
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10d ago
"See, those things, they can work real hard, buy themselves time to write cookbooks or whatever, but the minute, I mean the nanosecond, that one starts figuring out ways to make itself smarter, Turing'll wipe it. Nobody trusts tho
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10d ago
It was 1-2% of the population. Who were snitching on the rest. I wonder what's the percentage now, in certain countries, cough cough...
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12d ago
Nice, but what about pelicans? No proper pelican means it's sitting on a horse with only a half arse :D.
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13d ago
1000 loc of script, why even leave it there for the night? were there rocket trajectory calculations??? I don't think so. should be ready in 5 mins tops. why people make their own lives harder? You should have some basic context file a
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13d ago
Smaller :)
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13d ago
Just google things. If you buy a monthly package, you pay next day, let's say on the 15th. Then they again pull the monthly amount on the 6th of next month. They pocket your money and the moment you have any issues, well, go F yourself
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14d ago
Hm, they have 7 tonnes of Xenon. Events detected all around in the matter, but the PMTs can localise where the event happened. So they can virtually segment parts of the detector where they are sure all the outside effects are understood an
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14d ago
Matt Pocock really needs an AI sidekick that tells him what to do and what not to do. And give the AI the ability to electrocute him whenever he tries to overcomplicate things. Of course the device has to be around his groin area.
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14d ago
So how come mango flavoured Pepsi is nowhere to be found? They get you hooked on a good flavour, and then, bam, they take it away.
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lofaszvanitt
16d ago
I don't get it why don't they include it in a separate fork in Chromium..... problem solved.
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17d ago
It's a money manking franchise. It could be good, since Prometheus was quite ok. Although Covenant was trashy. Alien and Aliens were good. Alien 3 and Resurrection was abysmal and the Alien Earth seies had 2 good episodes. The rest wer
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18d ago
Good luck nurturing a garden, when every day someone tears down a tree inside or robs you of the fruits.
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18d ago
When will we read an article about how to pwn pw-managers. How to hook clipboard and the like and steal everything inside.
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18d ago
Just the usual symptoms of a profession which was never regulated properly, compared to an engineering profession. So anyone could drag it around however they please. Look this shiny thing I made, this is much better than the competing not
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