Black616Angel @ Black616Angel @feddit.de

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Okay, I remember. It's not as easy as clicking "install". I had to add the game to my library and then click on the game in the library and there the gear icon. Then "Properties..."->"Compatibility"-> and then check "Force use of a specific Steam Play compatibility tool" and then use "Proton Experimental", its the default and for me always worked.

I misread your last sentence and thought you wanted him with the godot team.

Yes, I was shocked as well, since I always fucked around with wine and different launchers to get MTGA running and then they just released it on steam and it works like a charm (for mtga at least).

Dude, go to steam and click install! 😂

When covid started, the country I live in set some temporary rules to relive some financial stress from the people. A lot of companies in our sector had to quickly abide by those rules (maybe 3 month time to prepare the new processes etc.)

Our company already had a lot of customers who would need a solution to maybe automate that.

And our project manager (and a potential customer with him) decided to not only use a native solution we could program directly into the system, but throw rpa on top.

This not only made the solution harder to program, it also made it slower (it could only run at night instead of each case instantly), more error prone, more programmers were needed (I could program a simple solution alone, with rpa we needed 3 people plus an extra tester) and also the solution was more expensive, because of paid licenses for the rpa software.

Suffice to say, we did not sell a single copy not even to the customer who wanted it. But we "shipped" it in a sense.

The change management tool our company just migrated to is written in python 2.7 so this meme hits harder than anticipated.

Wow, you only eat meat from animals which you yourself raised, slaughtered and prepared?

Even if that were the case (which it isn't), not everyone can do that.
Do you know, why that is?

Because eating animals is wasteful as fuck.

Btw. What do you think you "animals raised on grass" (which they aren't) are fed with? Maybe soy from monocultures?

The fun thing is, that those filters cannot work.
The request begins with a normal looking https request to a non illegal (DNS) server. Then comes the secure handshake with one of the many cloudflare IPs and then the connection goes on like that.

The only way of stopping or recognizing this traffic at this point is via the IP. So they would have to ban all cloudflare IPs to block that and no western politician will survive that.

Those filters would only work on small sites that don't use cloudflare, since then you might have a small number of static IPs.

And they way to report illegal sites is there. You just write cloudflare and they will most certainly deal with the CSAM.

I like how it's a full stack but years of experience for each individual part position.

Yeah, just have 10 years of Javascript, C++ and rust. Also you must prove to have designed and built huge systems of microservices. And also be a product owner with your customer-facing awesome communication skills (which they have listed twice btw.).

No biggie.

Oh and also we won't even give hints about pay, but we do up to the minimum legal requirements in non-financial benefits.

That is also not completely correct.

You can get infinite sick days. It just has to be a different illness every 6 weeks. (not repeating the same year)

Have you tried getting your stuff from the Usenet?

Where the content is, depends on the uploader and if latin american countries mainly use the Usenet there could be more for you.

Which is a shame, since this movie is really good and the message is great.

It's a solarpunk-y movie about the dangers of fossil fuel and living with your environment.

Who also guesses buffer overflow or use-after-free?

I'm an OpenSCAD stud wizard.

And rust also has the "🤦".chars().count() which returns 1.

I would rather argue that rust should not have a simple len function for strings, but since str is only a byte slice it works that way.

Also also the len function clearly states:

This length is in bytes, not chars or graphemes. In other words, it might not be what a human considers the length of the string.

I know, but I wanted to make this as long as possible.

Class-based Networks are superceded by CIDR since the 90ies.

I mean yeah, but what do they know anyway? :D

(at work we still call them that)

The joke usually has ~ or ~/ instead of 127.0.0.1 as I recall it, which makes more sense.

Stay at localhost wear a class C subnet mask.

Slay the Spire?

Binding of Isaac?

Fucking Stardew Valley!

What are you talking about? Nearly half of them are indie games.

For desktop UI: Rust

Okay, what crate do you use for UI, that it is your goto?