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by syspec 3y ago
Created by an actual little known studio, Forgotten Empires, and /published/ by Microsoft
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by syspec 3y ago
This isn't a progressive thing. There's a strange wish in conservative circles that progressives love crime
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by syspec 3y ago
The article is BS, just look at the SF map where it states that there's barely any shoplifting in SF because only ~80 reports where made on a particular area. Anyone from the Bay Area will tell you that there is much more rampant shopl
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by syspec 3y ago
> Carrasquillo had amassed a massive $30 million fortune with a large-scale piracy scheme in which he was buying and reselling copyrighted material from cable tv. Anyone have any idea what this means? How does someone sell copyrighted ma
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by syspec 3y ago
Interesting, Would you mind elaborating a bit?
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by syspec 3y ago
Because that's all there is. I'm not a fan of them myself, but in the example you listed you're comparing stuff that the US doesn't have and wondering why the thing the US does have is popular in the US.
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by syspec 3y ago
Id say marketing. What this episode has shown me, is that there are actually loads such clients. Many of them look kind of similar (in a good way), and provide much of the same functionality.
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by syspec 3y ago
Try Aoe2 I never played it until last year, and now it’s my favorite game of all time
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by syspec 3y ago
It's a choice... we all make choices and trade-offs. If not moving is not right for you, then you that's fine. Unfortunately there are just too many people willing to jump at the chance for you to matter
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by syspec 3y ago
For these companies that are as big as they are, could someone help me understand the whole "tax breaks" / "commercial real estate" argument? Seems to me that a one time write off a few billion dollars wouldn't
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by syspec 3y ago
Insightful comment
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by syspec 3y ago
People like to post on blind, I think it's fine as it allows them to be "anonymous"
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by syspec 3y ago
It would take 96 years to go through it
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by syspec 3y ago
> Furthermore, the human vision system is a bit weird and perfect circles look vertically elongated. You have to make them non-circular for people to consider them properly circular. Does any one have a link to a perfect circle, I'd
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by syspec 3y ago
I'm a layman, what's the difference between those models?
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by syspec 3y ago
It's not neceesarily features, but overall it's much much easier to use and dive into co side ring what it is capable of. The asset store with its integration is another huge selling point. For example, if you're like me, you
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by syspec 3y ago
It was a pretty great time to be alive.... for the 4-5% that weren't slaves
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by syspec 3y ago
I've not used Bun (yet), but this video managed to be to the point while delivering the information in a way that I probably would have skimmed through if reading a blog entry. I do wish the "each speaker holds the bun while talki
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by syspec 3y ago
I dunno, but Corny + Computer Related topics make my heart warm. I love it.
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The End of Airbnb in New York(wired.com)
2 points by syspec 3y ago|0 comments
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by syspec 3y ago
It's literally not
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by syspec 3y ago
https://archive.ph/q50gv
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by syspec 3y ago
The problem is, what jobs? There just aren't jobs for people of that sort. Those days are gone
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by syspec 3y ago
This is a certain kind of comment written by a certain kind of person. For certain
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by syspec 3y ago
50 shades of Cray
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by syspec 3y ago
Thank you for being brave enough not to suggest Rust.
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by syspec 3y ago
Read the complaint, it happened 17 times
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by syspec 3y ago
took me a while to realize the red lines on top of the pictures, were not artifacts but red cranes!
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by syspec 3y ago
> The primary missing feature here seems to be multiline support. That's super common for keys, certificates, and other JSON configuration. Easy enough to just Base64 encode the value the way Kubernetes does
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by syspec 3y ago
It's new

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