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- Comment on Why? 1 day ago:
Oderint dum metuant, indeed.
- Comment on Why? 1 day ago:
- Comment on Why? 1 day ago:
They do not, normally, unless you specifically allow that. Yet, indeed, many services enable/require quite permissive scopes by default.
- Comment on Why? 1 day ago:
Because it’s significantly harder legally and financially to process Email (even via outsourced services as MailChimp) and store someone’s personal information as Email if compared to a social account ID, in long term.
Not only that, but OAuth providers have APIs to get sufficient User information as Name, Email (yet, by requested/allowed scope only), activity on that social network as posts/channels/followers count etc.
- Comment on How to indentify false positives 2 days ago:
Wonderful day!
Depending on the anti-malware, it may be either a known signature, or heuristics.
- In case of the former, the signature may be a just a single use of function inside the safe program that matches with a malware that uses the same (e.g., in a thread or memory range the anti-malware probed);
- The former, may just be a too restrictive local security settings;Yet, if you don’t have enough time to investigate in locally in isolated environments as virtual machines/containers, debugging syscalls and activities in file-system, memory, network etc., there are less manual or outsources, options, including the common know ones: - opentip.kaspersky.com
- opentip.kaspersky.com/requests
- virustotal.com/gui/
- any.runPlease stay safe!
- Comment on I see your frog, and match you a forg. 3 days ago:
Holy moly… such a… so so so poor creature…
I just… what to so carefully hug it so much…
It’s so heartbreaking to see… no words…Please… please… if reincarnation ever exists… I so hope you will appear a healthy, beautiful, and magnificent one… in the future…
Please do stay safe… dear wonderful creature… you do good, and will manage it! - Comment on I built Kothba - King of the Hill Battle Arena game 4 days ago:
I am sorry, but I do not know what else to tell you at this point…
Please do stay safe… - Comment on I built Kothba - King of the Hill Battle Arena game 4 days ago:
At this point, it’s not technological progress, by far. Considering your response, it’s the human degradation even I see.
You do you, yet please don’t call your empty mind, lack of tokens, and dependency on your mighty vendor in the end. - Comment on I built Kothba - King of the Hill Battle Arena game 4 days ago:
Apologies, but here some should consider it serious, when a headline is read “I build a thing.”
At this moment, everything tells it was you who built it but an LLM you used, and it seems like Claude based on both your website and the game design, which look as almost everything Claude models do.
Therefore, may I ask why do you call it as “you” did, and why should be called “slop”?
- Comment on I weighed my stool today... 4 days ago:
Wait what?! I’ve always believed it weights a single Drum Throne!
- Comment on Does anyone know what this is 6 days ago:
Thank you for more details? Where and when did you saw the event you tried to recreate in the animation, if I may ask?
- Comment on Does anyone know what this is 6 days ago:
I am sorry, but “creating a file” may literally be anything, too, including just recording, downloading, renaming it etc.
Is it possible to share the actual source of the file, and what were the circumstances you’ve got one? - Comment on Does anyone know what this is 6 days ago:
As mentioned by more context is required, but the first idea that came is the Orrery or some atom/planetary system:
Related: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orrery (…is a mechanical model of the Solar System that illustrates or predicts the relative positions and motions of…)
- Comment on [deleted] 5 weeks ago:
May I ask what instances you’ve found the most reliable and informative?
- Comment on [PlayStation] [DRM] Licenses now requires an online check-in every 30 days. 1 month ago:
I am not sure nowadays about the limit from Steam/Valve side.
Cached license ownership Steam App tickets data is indeed stored locally, including a property
appticketsin encrypted state in file…/Steam/userdata/${steamUserId}/config/localconfig.vdf.The data is to be eventually mapped to the interface
EAuthSessionResponsewhich may be used to implement the value fork_EAuthSessionResponseNoLicenseOrExpired.k_EAuthSessionResponseNoLicenseOrExpired- 2 - The user doesn’t have a license for this App ID or the ticket has expired.Source [web-archive]
This data is normally used by the Steam client only, and is available for explicit requests via Steam API, including launchers.
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# App Ownership Ticket
This part of the ticket is signed by Steam and is valid for a longer period of time, usually a couple weeks. It proves to your peer that you own the game you’re trying to authenticate for. It can be reused many times with different GC tokens.
It contains things like your SteamID, the ID of the app it was assigned for, your external and internal IP addresses, the times when the ticket was generated and when it expires, the licenses you own which grant you this game, any DLC you own, and a signature.
Since this part of the ticket is signed, has an expiration date, and can be reused, there’s no need to send it to Steam for validation, so it’s validated locally.
If I do recall it correctly, previously, the Steam client debug console command
licenses_printreturned local “expiration times” for next checks with the remote API (as “handshakes”) within the 14 days limit.The encrypted tickets data is considered signed, and I do recall reading about its signed “expires at” was set to 14 or maximum 30 days only. The 14 days matches out with the discounting limit:
Launch discounts start once your title is released on Steam and can be staged to run for between 7 and 14 days, ending at 10am Pacific on the applicable day…
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Steam is an online service offered by Valve.
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This is not actually true - Offline Mode is designed to be indefinite… Looks like Kotaku decided to link to this post from six months ago, and every game blog has copy-pasted it. The “two week” timeout issue has been fixed for months now, along with several other bugs. We’re still working on improvements, and you might catch them if you read the patch notes carefully, but we don’t bother to post on the forums every time we fix something (maybe out of fear that it will get posted as front-page news six months later?).
Source [web-archive]Yet, still, I wish I had more time… to investigate it myself. It feels like the signature time depends on the title. considering the following article:
I constantly see people unknowingly spreading misinformation about how Steam Offline Mode operates and most of it dates back to 2004…
This post exists to explain how there is no time limit on Steam offline mode and Steam isn’t going to prevent you from preserving your games forever, assuming you take steps to back up your installation (which you should do anyway for any digitally downloaded games.)Backup your Steam install folder, make one registry key, and you can play your games offline forever on any computer.
Source: redd.it/xt3xec (Steam Offline Mode has no time limit: an explanation…) [2022-10-01] - Comment on what is this??? 1 month ago:
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- Comment on I would write something extensive, but I don't wanna end up writing incoherent stuff, especially since I sometimes rely on AI to write stories for me. What should I do? 1 month ago:
If you do want to write an leave in the history a coherent work, respect your readers, and develop your self-confidence:
- You don’t use AI for writing as a… writer;
- You read others writers/artists works;
- You temporary focus on works on writing coherently;
You should actually consider what you want to tell to the world, and why other people would choose your book and how it would support them in their adventures, solutions searches, and realize your idea… you message you actually wrote…
AI will not help you as a writer but devalue your work.
AI is not you or your hand. It’s someone else, and is limited. It’s noise.
Are you sure you want to listen to noise? I believe you should read and listen to people. - ‘Seeking connection’: the video game (Arc Raiders) where players stopped shooting and started talking...www.theguardian.com ↗Submitted 2 months ago to games@lemmy.world | 45 comments
- Comment on Evolution of the Microsoft Trash Icon 2 months ago:
Thank you! Meanwhile, is there a historical/educational reference regarding the recycle logo side/design change decision in 2001, and its returned in 2006?
- Comment on Like seriously, go get some experience first and come back to me kid 2 months ago:
It’s a choice, indeed, to agree with an imagination.
Just in case, one of the links from my deleted/banned messages: web.archive.org/web/20260305160940/…/179.html
- Comment on Like seriously, go get some experience first and come back to me kid 2 months ago:
Welp… Thank you… Now, it makes more sense…
I was quite shocked when I got banned there for a single message in attempt to prove someone a probably unobvious but clear point…
Evidently, the moderation out there is quite… infant, disrespectful, inadequate, or simply… inhuman… to say the least…I wrote them in private, in attempt to clarify the reasoning, but - no response.
- Comment on Rule 1: Don't talk about the 🫘 2 months ago:
Oh! It does look like a Psychodidae (aka Drain fly)! ✨
- Comment on Rule 1: Don't talk about the 🫘 2 months ago:
Indeed, hence, “environment”.
- Comment on Rule 1: Don't talk about the 🫘 2 months ago:
It must be the ephemeral or almost magical Rule 3! ^^"
- Comment on Rule 1: Don't talk about the 🫘 2 months ago:
- Comment on What would you call the genre of this song? It is common in a handful of indie games 2 months ago:
Ineffably awesome video game, art out there… and also magnificent…
No words…Your question is quite a challenge, indeed! The soundscape sounds like a set of different genres in chiptune-like lo-fi jazz fusion sound, including soul jazz and chillwave, and I also hear some noir notes if feels like…
- Comment on Happy Evening 3 months ago:
Image from pixabay!!
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AI Generated… by jplenio…
Source: pixabay.com/…/forest-dawn-dusk-mountains-mist-870…Thank you, for damaging and darkening my evening.
- Comment on Did you all know these things can be pickled??? 4 months ago:
Did you know, sources to someone’s effort, work, and art should be referenced?: How to Pickle Radishes [2024-04-07]
I am sorry, but you, of course, may marinate almost anything, and I have no idea how one may not consider it.
Please consider travelling for more pages of the book of the ineffably magnificent infinite world out there… - Comment on 4 months ago:
