patrick_haply

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by patrick_haply 10y ago
That was my thought too. It's not going to stop a determined person, but it's probably enough to prevent the casual voyeur.
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by patrick_haply 10y ago
> Physical tells are almost entirely Hollywood nonsense That's true for most any level of serious player, but I see it often in casual games in peoples kitchens with casual players who don't play often or are just starting. Eve
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by patrick_haply 10y ago
> also important to note they made the players play thousands of hands over weeks To your point, I wonder how they account for mental and physical fatigue. To a computer it makes no difference to play thousands of hands over such a long
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by patrick_haply 10y ago
That might seem nice for your limited example, but it breaks down when you realize that in example #3 there would be no easy way to differentiate between scopes. y = 100 x = 15 class MyClass(object): x = 50 def __init__(s
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by patrick_haply 10y ago
Funnily enough, I vaguely recall that the crack for an older version involved setting a rule where the app would block its own traffic to their own license server. I'm not sure that validating a license counts as data collection, but s
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by patrick_haply 10y ago
Aside from blocking unwanted telemetry, I have multiple profiles that I switch between depending on the network I'm connected to. If I'm tethered to my phone, I restrict almost all traffic unless it's something I'm using
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by patrick_haply 10y ago
What's the difference between remembering to click a button and remembering to write something down?