Riskable @ riskable @programming.dev

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You asked this question in all seriousness but all I can hear is:

Crickets

Beat Saber is the best! If you use the BeatLeader mod it automatically saves and uploads replays whenever you beat your previous score on any given map.

Here's my Christmas present to everyone to demonstrate this fantastic ability:

https://replay.beatleader.com/?scoreId=20010657

(Make sure to watch the whole silly thing in all it's glory or you might miss some of the "special moments" 🤣)

I'm 46 and I play every day 👍

Unless they run a version of Linux where I can install my own software I'm not interested.

I suspect they'll become like OpenWRT routers where the stock firmware is total garbage but you can replace it with something open source to super power the device.

Talk about taking your bathroom for granite!

True story: This is how programming works a lot of the time. Especially if it's a game or back-end software at a big company.

It's a chair-ished tradition!

Find a game and join a clan! Doesn't matter the type of game either. I've made lots of friends who all play Beat Saber. We get together (online) to play for a few hours every Sunday.

We have a blast discussing the endless statistics of BeatLeader, share jokes/memes, etc on Discord all day every day (haha). It's a lot of fun.

Those who code together hold together.

Yes! Finally the world can maybe move on from PHP!

From the premise it has super creeptastic potential. Fortunately it didn't end up that way.

Imagine if it was written by the folks that brought the world Highschool DxD or Boku No Pico.

It's rapidly becoming worse than that. Soon it will be:

Laws only apply to non-conservatives/non-Republicans.

It's the Nazi playbook. It will start by ignoring the law when it comes to smaller minority groups like LGBTQ people, immigrants, etc but it will expand to include anyone who isn't an adherent to the ruling party's ethos and ultimately anyone who doesn't bow their head/pay a bribe to the correct political authority.

Right now Republicans are mostly playing by the rules by passing laws that only punish their "out" groups/scapegoats but eventually that won't be good enough.

Even worse: It's a compliance nightmare!

Classified information leaking in this way is a one-off situation that might get an individual in trouble. If someone at a heavily-regulated company uploads the wrong thing though, that can cause major disruptions to commercial services while the regulators investigate. Not just fines or prosecutions after-the-fact!

Here's why it's a big deal: Nearly every organization allows employees to use google.com. That necessitates allowing POSTs to google.com and from a filtering perspective it makes it nearly impossible to prevent. The best you can do is limit the POST size.

Having said that, search forms in general always pose a 3rd party information disclosure risk but when you enable uploading of entire files instead of just limited text prompts you increase the risk surface by an order of magnitude.

Now we need to figure out which AI did it.

American men die of aneurism because they couldn't afford treatment to begin with!

The disconnect between public perception and personal humanity has been striking, with some commentary bordering on dehumanizing.

Yeah it's a lot easier to humanize someone who makes six figures than someone who makes seven. Why don't you start there?

Or maybe just make it so the CEO doesn't make 700x more than the lowest paid worker. You don't even have to reduce the CEO pay to do it! Just lift up those other people.

Nothing says, "moral" quite like murdering people for what clothing they wear.

Just 1k/month? Some of us have to pay more than that 😞

More like $1.5k/month (covers whole family though).

Just like poop, it can't happen.

...and that came after The Slashdot Effect which was--as far as I know--the original "effect":

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slashdot_effect?wprov=sfla1

Upon further investigation, officers recovered a firearm on the man, as well as a suppressor, both consistent with the weapon used in the murder.

Ummm... That's awfully convenient. He just happened to have brought that exact gun with its suppressor to McDonald's. I'm skeptical.

No: The behavior of the health insurance companies is what ignites anger. Maybe a better way to put it would be, "pours gasoline on to the fire."