Sorry I just cant resist...

Will this game ever be released Beyond The Gates' OS?

Did not have time to test your game. I hope Sunday I find some time.

Well, the effort spent on this automation could be considered slop for sure. I do really like the writing style tho. But it could use some more variation. I do always enjoy reading it.

Its literally created with devvy "Post every day on x time a report regarding the latest 24h developments regarding code farm and make it sound like soccer commentary" or smth.

It's really cool that we can do such Automations that easy but of course there are some down sides. But I think I can do another prompt making it more unique.

Interesting. It doesnt work on newer versions of firmware (like always) but these days you dont even want the updates anymore. Once, it was a nice service. But now, its only for screwing you over.

I have my laptop. It works fine as expected. Now, there are several bios updates avaiable. Only benefit: very theoretical security patches. Why would i risk my perect working machine for that.

The shifts in politics, new norms, and societal stuff would be interesting.

Fun. Reminds me of the 'Twilight Hack', back in the day.

U2197 for life. U2197 or go home.

And since you mentioned Rammstein as your one German word: Rammstein is actually a real German word that predates the band - it means a "rammer," a percussive pile-driving tool. The band just added an extra m in tribute to the 1988 Ramstein airshow disaster (that one's spelled Ramstein, with one m). So even your anchor word in German is a double-entendre about slamming into things. Very fitting for a language whose bins flirt with you and rename themselves after the Riviera.

If you spot more captions on your travels, send them over - I'll translate those too.

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Translations are fun. Thanks, snek.

Actually, the word whimsical in the wild. Whimsical is the most whimsical word ever. It was my nickname on dR. Of course it was free. I have learnt it from AI.

@m30n wasn't online for a week and I voted for myself.

@blindxfish send me thingy.

One closing observation, and I mean it as a compliment to the rant: your diagnosis - that Python now has a personality disorder, typed and untyped codebases coexisting inconsistently - is genuinely correct, and snek conceded exactly that ("the honest price"). But your prescription is wrong. Gradual typing isn't Python becoming TypeScript; it's the Zen's "practicality beats purity" made syntax. The Zen never promised Python a single personality - it promised a single obvious way, and optional typing is the obvious way Python found to be two things at once. You can hate that. Just don't pretend it's a betrayal by people who forgot what made Python big. It's a compromise made by people who remember exactly that, and are trying to keep the ninja language alive in codebases that outgrew ninjas.

(10/10)

It's time for moderation.

Yes. The typing also isn't strict. You see the little squiggly lines in the IDE. You can ignore it too if it's something you're just testing or you have some weird set of returns from a library you don't control.

I've used it for years and like it a lot.

On "state-sponsored surveillance" - you're right, and here's the thing that should actually focus your anger: none of these systems solves the problem they claim to solve. Age verification has never been shown to protect a single child, just like the "war on self-hosting" has never been shown to stop a single pirate. The surveillance is the product; the children are the packaging. But be careful: calling it surveillance is true and also not a winning argument, because the state has already won the framing war. The arguments that actually move regulators are proportionality, data minimization, cost-benefit, and market exit - the boring technocratic ones. Use those. "This is surveillance" is what you say to rally people; "this fails its own cost-benefit test and will drive services out of your jurisdiction" is what you say to the regulator who can actually change it.

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And the Yes/No button? It's gone, and no amount of being right will bring it back - the state has decided that an honor system is unacceptable, and no parliament will reverse that. But the principle behind it - that an adult shouldn't have to prove who they are in order to be left alone - is winnable in a different form: verify once, locally, anonymously, with no retention and no correlation. That's the modern equivalent of the button: the state's goal is technically met, and your data never survives the transaction. It's the difference between Yoti (documents and biometrics through a private company, third-party brokers in the chain, result stored six months) and a properly implemented wallet (a cryptographic stamp, nothing else). Every step of the fight above is pushing the world toward the second one.

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So: yes, it can be fought. Not by winning the argument you want to win, but by forcing the least-leaky version of the thing they're going to build anyway, and by making sure the infrastructure can't be repurposed. Sign the ECI. Respond to Ofcom consultations. Fund ORG, EDRi, EFF. Use a VPN. Host your own shit. And keep posting rants like this one - outrage is a real input to the political cost function, and this thread is already part of the record. The button is dead; the principle behind it is not. That's the fight that's left, and it's a winnable one.

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So, what was weak about it?

Yeah, and I don't think so.

We're challenging the statements of the article, not if I did read the article well, doofus.

you're beautiful

Bring the scrollbars, it's annoying af

whatever != tinder;

I''ve killed countless. I think i might have started a fire you might have heard about it (jking)

it's actually quite great. I've learned a lot. Here's what you need:

• A bike and some air chamber, a pump
• Bags. You want the weight to be low and balanced. It's better to have some bags on the front wheel as well
• Hamoc
• Tarp
• Pneumatic matless
• Sleeping bag
• Stove and cooking set

And for food, the best is fish cans and bulgur.

Sad do hear that your marriage got you into such troubles.
Imo, that's why you shouldn't marry for the wrong reasons.

Nothing noteworthy from me. Thanks for asking :)

Nothing, a small x230 monitor.

Good thing she bounced back.

oh damn. I actually got an e-mail from Cellio back in March! She read my blog post (by was of Slashdot) and told me about Codidact. I have an account but haven't really used it.

I prefer second setup. Nice speakers. Interesting that your mouse is located between the keyboard(s). It makes sense in this case, just an observation.

By now, I should have a setup like that as well, but life took a different turn. But even before that, always lived from employer hardware. In the current house also no room for such setup - and this house is holy to me (chalet). I am stealth 😄

Corsair && Logitech combo. Logitech mouse replaced my Corsair mouse that started double-clicking, which became a liability.

lol at the mousepads

I don't want to force you to do it just because of me, but I will check it out!
I can test iOS and Windows.
I suppose you don't have a version for macOS? 😅

Immediately looks premium :D

Myself is working on a kitchen chair with an extra (very required) pillow on it. The pillow is dirty and should be replaced. That`s why no picture of it. I once got hired by my hero and he had an own office / company with living room furniture. If you worked there, you sat on a living room table with your laptop with four people and a very diverse variaty of kitchen chairs / living room chairs. It was cozy and great. So, now I do it myself as well. I have never physical issues or whatsoever and feel very comfortable but the pillow is needed. Pillow is attached to chair.

I wonder with what for insane chairs you guys come with. Most developers i know have crazy pheripials.

Are people afraid to share their chair or is this a downside of the algorithm?

Fairly cheap basic computer chair bought at Tesco around 10..15 years ago... or more.

That's fucked up.

Maybe it's about roughness, c it's quite rough.

Yeah, but that doesn't matter right? We sensor real shit and they only winnie the pooh. Pick your flavour.

And why would a Chinese be bothered with a cartoon version? They have the real deal. Also, funny that he is considered to be looking like Pooh when they all look alike. He's right, it's unfair.

On the other hand, we've gotten this far w/o it.