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Reply to Demake86 is available NOW! It's a tiny, unforgiving, and legally-distinct homage to the 1986 Metroid! by opossumchampagne
i got this in the browser version, is that good?
love the pixel art and attention to detail. don't think i'll be able to beat it without playing the desktop version, though, it doesn't seem very stable.
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Reply to comment by nitori in microwave update update by emma
convenience aside, i think having a separate circuit is regulation now, like they're supposed to be able to turn it off from the outside of the building for fire safety purposes or whatever. i would check, but the international standards mafia charges to let you read the applicable laws.
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Reply to Small boutique art shop. It's filled AI slop by twovests
finally, a mall you can feel good about shopping at amazon instead
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Reply to What if I set up a cron job to turn off my computer at 23:00 so I could go to bed at a somewhat reasonable hour? by flabberghaster
in the spirit of the flip phone renaissance, i think you should downgrade your computer until the point you do not want to spend past 23:00 at it
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Reply to my god , what if we were gay and in love by oolong
that'd be gay
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Reply to lol Sony Australia accidentally uploaded a German Halo trailer with voices AI translated to English by twovests
for context: i keep mistaking australian accents for german ones, and once learnt in the span of a few weeks that all the german youtube channels i watched were actually australian, so this seems like a totally me thing to do.
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Reply to using a computer is a good way to getting angry. just because of how the computer is. by twovests
i'm also not thrilled being reminded that the world cup exists
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Reply to im so tired they need to invent a car wash but for ppl. human wash. lay me out on a conveyor belt.smack me with the rotary soapy sponge thingies by skookin
you should pitch this to the wallace & gromit people
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Reply to comment by 500poundsofnothing in My friend ended up in a photo in the new york times wearing a custom t shirt I had made once and gave to her as a gift. by 500poundsofnothing
that was actually going to be my second guess
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Reply to My friend ended up in a photo in the new york times wearing a custom t shirt I had made once and gave to her as a gift. by 500poundsofnothing
i bet it said 'don't talk to me until i've had my juicero'
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i really struggled to make sense of this. why would someone presumably acting in good faith, and presumably with more than 10 minutes of experience using a computer, do all these things?
then i remembered from my own experience that computer security people are some of the dumbest mfs alive. unbelievably inflated sense of self-importance for being a bunch of bozos snooping around on shodan. no doubt this person participates in ego stroking exercises on linkedin, bragging to their fellow industry professionals about having known about infrastructure as code for all of five minutes.
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Reply to comment by 500poundsofnothing in things you cannot extinguish with water: a cybertruck on fire. things you CAN extinguish with water: doc ock's self-sustaining artificial sun from spider-man 2 that will consume all of new york city. by emma
we should put a sun in the hudson and see for ourselves
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Reply to ChaoticEclipse drops new "YellowKey" bypass for Windows "BitLocker" disk encryption drops by twovests
This person has a vendetta against Microsoft?
it's been known to happen.
i found this webpage like 20 years ago, and occasionally check in to see if he's posted new rants. i'm amazed that, after telling people that bill gates and microsoft are evil for decades, he's had nothing to say about bill gates concocting a seinfeld plot to hide the std he got on epstein's island from melinda.
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Reply to Are u ever doing somebullshit at work and you think Man im wasting energy that came from the sun on this by I_got_killed_one_time
i left when the idiot wanted to pivot to making chatgpt wrappers and have been unemployed ever since, so no, can't say i do.
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Reply to comment by twovests in how would u feel if jstpst banned query strings by twovests
yeah i understood that. postmill uses query strings in a lot of places, so it risks negative interference if not done correctly.
besides, i think it'd be funnier if people got their information about alphabet-backed juicer startups from here.
emma wrote
perhaps ones like ?ref and ?utm_source, but blanket banning them is risky.
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Reply to comment by Caoimhe in CROUTON2.NET by twovests
emma wrote (edited )
perhaps consider a self-hosted forgejo instance
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codeberg requires that your repositories be foss, and forbids using private repositories for anything of significance, which may or may not be a problem for you.
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codeberg also has like one nine of uptime. which is better than github's zero, but it's still down a frustratingly large amount of the time.
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forgejo is really easy to self-host with docker. forgejo-runner, the github actions ripoff, is just one binary, and only requires outgoing internet access.
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Reply to comment by devtesla in I am recommending new / hobbyist devs to use Zed instead of VS Code by twovests
yeah, they were really proud of that one:
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Reply to comment by opossumchampagne in Demake86 is available NOW! It's a tiny, unforgiving, and legally-distinct homage to the 1986 Metroid! by opossumchampagne
i was in the room where you pick up the missile thingies. i may have gotten killed or hurt just prior to this happening.
possibly, since the timer skyrocketed, legally distinct relan gras (not samus)'s coordinates also did, and she got sent out of bounds? perhaps my laptop was hit by two cosmic rays changing both these values in memory at once? or maybe this is just a platform difference with m1 and/or safari bug causing it?