Among Us is a 2018 video game with hidden roles, reminiscent of the party game mafia/werewolf. one or two players are “impostors” and their goal is to kill the other players, whose goal is to finish a set of tasks before everyone is killed.
the first line is a chat message, the second is a player indicator. the smaller heads next to it shows who voted for that player to be thrown out.
for one video, absolutely. for fifty? it’s a lifesaver.
ffmpeg? no ui at all there.
there’s at least one guy i know of on github whose claim to fame is he finds code in existing node codebases by big corpos that’s duplicated, breaks it out into a library, then PRs the original codebase with “instead of doing <this part> manually, switch to depending on this library”, then adds to his profile “my code is used by <big corpo>”. he had thousands of libraries like that last i checked, most of them less than ten lines of code. the manifest and other boilerplate is way larger than the actual code.
ever heard of node.js?
the worst part is that the art is still mostly cubical
no it’s from bell labs
it’s an asynchronous medium. the answer could come tomorrow, or next week. not answering within an hour is not “conceding”.
okay, so all a storefront has to do is build a better system and take, say, 20%. that would pull in both sellers and buyers. why isn’t the other storefronts building competitors? epic has infinite money but all they seem to use it on is bribes. gog offers standalone installers and online community systems, but not both at the same time. itch is held together by duct tape and dreams.
if that was all they got the money for, and the devs were indeed hurt to a significant degree by it, a competitor with a lower fee (say, epic, with their 8%) would have outgrown them years ago, since steam doesn’t do exclusivity deals.
it ocr’s the image and checks if it contains a long number and the word “anonymous”.
yes really
bazzite is probably the better choice.
you can most likely get all of the same benefits from your existing install, though. just need the right configuration.
sweden hasn’t had residential power lines on poles since like the 70’s. when i visited north america in 2008 i was shocked by the aerial rats’ nests everywhere.
it’s been unchanged because http got more popular.
there is a vocal part of the indieweb that does not want encrypted communication because it increases the system requirements, and because it disincentivises sending sending any sensitive information. i don’t really agree with that assessment but i do think there is something to not sending stuff you don’t need.
gopher predates http, of course it didn’t have certificates.
you’re describing it like you’re both generic stereotypes of your conditions rather than individuals with unique wants and needs. just communicate with eachother.
corn starch is what you put on silicone toys to prevent them from being sticky. so yes!
i hate you. +1.