What’s the reasoning behind their obsession with actors from Ghosts?

Presumably the minimum specs also needs to account for the resources to run the OS

Not really. Loaded nachos are easily superior. All she did was misunderstand the recipe.

• Spread chips out
• Cover with high calorie ingredients
• Apply heat
• Consume

Minimum requirements: 150 MB storage and 1GB RAM. I’m not sure why I’m so surprised that a game can be so lightweight and yet popular. It really puts the rest of the shiny graphics games industry to shame

I don’t think you even need to configure the email.

If I recall correctly emails are optional for Let’s Encrypt but Caddy are partnered with ZeroSSL who do require emails so you’re encouraged to provide one.

Are you under the impression the UK moved continents?

You have entirely misunderstood this exploit.

I’m really enjoying working in Rust. But damn do I miss the completeness of C#. Microsoft absolute spoils us with System and Microsoft libraries with superb documentation.

In rust you spend most of the time re-inventing the wheel because the std library is bare and third party libraries are mostly undocumented nightmares.

Try searching any 3d printing community for posts shoot Bambu in the past week or so.

That really is kinda neat.

I still recall all the complaints when Origin was first released. People simply don’t like change

They’re busy reposting a chain letter on Facebook that claims to exempt them from an upcoming T&Cs change

I might consider using it if it was an open data format, or a download to Google Wallet, Apple Wallet etc but it’s a proprietary app.

Why the fuck does it need to be an app?

Why would anyone want to send telemetry directly to the government, it’s insane.

when stacking firewood, always put the pieces with the bark facing up. that way, rain can’t get the wood wet, and the logs dry quicker.

I read this as being another feature of half life. I was very impressed by the level of detail the devs put into such an early game. Although slightly confused why log stacking would be part of a game

Give AirVPN a chance. The website looks terrible but it’s a great service and port forwarding is far simpler than Proton’s weird solution

It was far more then one complement. After the drama stirred the CEO started posting a bunch of official statements justifying his words in the reddit thread. Then kept editing and rewording them in response to the negative feedback. It was entirely unnecessary

Somebody had posted the link elsewhere in this thread. I’d been mistakenly searching u/ProtonSupportTeam for the offending comments rather than u/ProtonTeam

https://old.reddit.com/r/ProtonMail/comments/1i1zjgn/comment/m7ahrlm

Here’s the r/privacy thread which summarised all the drama, including pointing out all the comments Proton mods were deleting and censoring in their own sub. Then true to form the r/privacy mods deleted the thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/privacy/comments/1i210jg/protonmail_supporting_the_party_that_killed/

Does anyone have links to the dumpster fire of a reddit thread in one or the Proton subs? There was also one of r/privacy but I can’t find either so suspect they’ve been deleted to try to quell the flames.

It was very entertaining drama

I do agree that per dev is such a weird way to do licensing. I have no idea how you would possibly police it. But I guess per dev is the simplest mechanism to ensure large corporations pay more than one man bands.

Even just $0.20/dev would probably yield a decent income.

My understanding has always been that just getting a billing department to pay a bill is the main barrier so whether it’s 20 cents or 120 dollars they’ll be just as resistant. Therefore you may as well charge them the latter.

I assume a company with a 100 strong dev team would simply negotiate a more reasonable fee so there’s no harm in asking $13k on the off chance a corporation is so flush they just pay it.

It’s not a rug pull. All previous versions are still available for people to use free of charge under the previous license.

Companies using the library have a choice:

• Continue using the previous versions under the existing license
• Have their developers remove the library from all their projects (which will cost them far more than $130)
• Just accept that things cost money and pay $130 per year per developer and forget about it.