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Ah shoot, thank you for pointing that out! can I ask iOS or Android?

I did the same with a few of my favorite casino games (and to save some money)

https://roulette.free/ https://blackjack.free/ https://baccarat.free/

little less heady than your site! but i still enjoy to play the games for free lol

Did do some "vibing" on the development of this, along with blackjack.free. I like the stack it produced and will probably open source. Also used Canva.ai to make the chips / setup look nice.

That seems so hugely minor in a what could possibly go wrong scenario, also it was tests, tests that may have allowance for relying on a service like Starlink (they mention Starlink not their military counterpart Starshield, which was not reported as down) Sounds like it coud be some internal haters of the admin and Elon haters within the army or wherever were doing some field tests with UAVs and authorized-use civilian hardware having some fun with drones and it went down for an hour. Big whoop.

This is a ridiculous argument "zero chance" that completely discounts the possibility (or in all likelyhood, probability) that the creator may be compelled to stay silent, in jail, etc.

Nice and innovative which I love to see on an IDE feature, innovation. Boom.

Strange how people are always so negative. Always with the nitpicking. Functionally of course 90s style UX and desktop productivity has always been far higher. Palantir's blueprint UI doesn't even specifically target mobile.

Very excited to check this out. Linqpad has always been a preferred scripting tool of mine.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demodex_folliculorum is also highly responsive to oral ivermectin. Which makes it very good for treating rosacea. https://www.jaadcasereports.org/article/S2352-5126%2824%2900...

I also suspect that the much maligned "fish tank cleaner" hydroxychloroquine remains effective-as-ever for many issues, which "more targeted" in-patent drugs are on the market for.

Better to have taken it when (and if) you knew you were exposed. It was always considered to be a prophylactic more so than a treatment. And in that capacity it did seem to work for me. (Having never tested positive for COVID, despite numerous tests, numerous exposures and no shots)

Reminds me a little bit of widget workshop from the 90s

Having the assets made in house for IT is only going to grow the value of your company. The software ends up being worth more than the sales of the business. t. former logistics company partner, sold to vanguard for IPI shipment rating software alone.

Koel is an awesome product and a great base for any music streaming app or home media server. I see people complaining about the app "costing" as much as a cup of coffee at Starbucks (it can be easily compiled freely yourself https://github.com/koel/player) or how it stacks up to Jellyfin which has a very lackluster interface for music files. Koel does a great job replicating the functionality of Spotify or iTunes with your music library. It is well written, easily customizable and extensible. Nothing even comes close to Koel when it comes to the self-hosted music server category in terms of UX. It may lack some features of Ampache but it's certainly preferable to use when compared to that solution. Music players aren't extremely complicated a ground-up rebuild in this area often makes sense.

Nixon confirmed not a Crook! "When a president does it, it's not illegal" - Richard Nixon (1979)

because the tooling for VS code extensions to be part of the VS code UI is lackluster. It shoehorns people and prevents the development of something like a fully integrated SQL workbench. Or a form editor. Or reusable property panes, editor widget UI. If vscode had those things, it would be a proper IDE. Take for example this outline view: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/eclipse-theia/theia/master... - not something that would be easy to integrate into VS code as an extension. Very nice work. Why VS code doesn't have it is probably related to cannibalizing other MS products.

Used this a few years ago in early stages before VS code remote was a thing. It's very useful to add some interface extensibility components into VS Code's framework. I suspect microsoft made some intentional design decision to make this harder to do in VS code's apis, totally eschewing any real editor extensibility in favor of a "apps in the editor, not extending the editor" design vs Atom's much more open ended allowance for modifications. For example, if you wanted to make a form builder in VS code for VS code extensions - that would not be usable outside of the Webview tab functionality without modifying the editor source. Glad eclipse foundation recognized this and is providing some groundwork to make a real IDE out of VS code. Theia was also the first to provide support for running vscode-as-a-platform and run via web browser, at least support that was functional and working.

interesting how oldpersonintx's comment "thinly-veiled passive-aggressive swipe at Ladybird" was dead'd here when that accurately reflects the authors comments (as roc-robert o'callahan) here on LWN.net: https://lwn.net/Articles/977625/

God blessed him to be able to die doing what he loved at the ripe old age of 91. Prayers for his family or foundation to be able to keep the flying heritage museum well maintained in his honor.

I guess the most backdoor-looking bug I've ever seen (referring of course to Signal Desktop's usage of React's __dangerouslySetInnerHTML to render user-supplied messages in a Node.js privileged context) is below the technical authors paygrade. (https://thehackerblog.com/i-too-like-to-live-dangerously-acc...) - CVE-2018-11101

And we've come full circle almost.

Fitting and ironic that it's shoved in with the fund Israel and Ukraine bill. Which is the real reason that the government gives a single shit about controlling TikTok in the first place. (Read what the ADL has posted about TikTok and that point becomes extremely clear, the US government does not give a shit about the safety and security of ITS citizens, only questionable foreign policy)

You're being naive. Cybercrime and ransoms happened before cryptocurrency was a thing. Criminals do real life criminal things, and that goes especially for intelligence agencies, mobsters and ransomware agencies. If they couldn't sell it for crypto, this data would end up in the hands of such people. Sounds like someone trying to make an argument for shutting down the future of finance, which is far less criminal than the existing system of finance, on the basis of "cybercrimes occur"

No thanks.

Craig Wright is a fraud and there are numerous instances where people have caught him directly contradicting the opinions and factual assertions about code Satoshi wrote. Like a patent troll without any patent.

The problem for me is that it's yet another thing that allows Apple (and other in the EU soon to be commonly installed app stores) to censor content they don't like. Telegram is forced to censor channels that Apple/Google don't like. There are no porn apps on the app store. No gab.com apps anywhere (there was a massive effort to censor them up to and including banning Mastodon clients when they produced a compatible Mastodon instance) The effects on political censorship are heavy.

despite all the claims to the contrary https://www.youtube.com/@dutchsinse manages to predict earthquakes. (with some variability of course)

seems to offend scientific types and be shunned for some reason, and yet the video evidence is there of his forecasts being correct, and his methodology is documented.

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Pretty awesome project, cool to show what can be done downscaling and running a customized game engine with the original assets like this. Cool!

There's a great book that really demonstrates the culture the NSF/Mil contractors have set up there https://www.amazon.com/Big-Dead-Place-Menacing-Antarctica/dp... by an unfortunately now dead author.

Ramen + Eggs + Cheese, just shake it and microwave it. Great stuff

Pretty simple explanation right here: https://i.redd.it/7h1mwj3gcjd61.png I do my software engineering work in the middle of the night, while I'd happily work during the day for labor. Why not? Hard work keeps the body young. 2000 hours and licensing barriers is why not. There's no entry level apprenticeships available. There is no on the job training available. Even if someone is an autodidact the shortage is a given when the hiring requires unnecessary experience.