Serinus
@Serinus@lemmy.world
- Comment on ISO 26300 1 day ago:
Yeah, LibreOffice saves in docx. Which is fine as long as you don’t care what it looks like when they open it.
- Comment on asked and answered 3 days ago:
Hey, let’s play a game. Any time someone says something good, you guys shit all over it.
Wait, did you all start without me?
- Comment on It's efficient. 4 days ago:
Habanero is easier than the original post.
- Comment on Best Co-Op Games? 1 week ago:
Where is Raft in these lists?
- Comment on leading ai company 1 week ago:
Maybe you just haven’t had enough ketamine.
- Comment on Google will throttle your Pixel 10's battery, and there's nothing you can do about it 2 weeks ago:
Yeah, it sure seems like it will.
- Comment on Google will throttle your Pixel 10's battery, and there's nothing you can do about it 2 weeks ago:
I was planning on capping charge to 80%, which should address a lot of these issues without artificial slowing added later.
- Comment on human geography 2 weeks ago:
It makes more sense when you have the background that most people don’t have a term for that.
Because of course that’s what you’re looking for at first. But yeah, I get that the “no term” data is actual positive data that they surveyed, and they want to make that distinct from “no survey data” but…
- Comment on Anyone else from Europe feels the same while browsing the "All" feed? 3 weeks ago:
I wonder if people complained about the German defaultism in 1911 or 1936.
- Comment on Begun the kernel wars have 3 weeks ago:
You’re running closed source software that has permissions to read your keyboard input to other applications (other than apps running as admin), they can access your files, and and they can communicate over the Internet.
You’re inherently trusting these publishers if you’re gaming on Windows. Who is the publisher of Darkest Dungeon or Deep Rock Galactic or Lethal Company?
- Comment on Begun the kernel wars have 3 weeks ago:
If you really want to be secure, you can’t do gaming on the same machine as your security sensitive stuff. It’s not limited to these anti-cheats.
- Comment on Begun the kernel wars have 3 weeks ago:
Tell me how any other app uploading your entire documents directory is okay then. “Into the kernel” is largely fear mongering. Other, less trustworthy apps can do plenty of damage, and you don’t seem to care about those.
If you really want to be secure, you can’t do gaming on the same machine as your security sensitive stuff. It’s not limited to these anti-cheats.
- Comment on Begun the kernel wars have 3 weeks ago:
These games won’t run on Linux.
They do this to prevent cheaters, and it is effective. Some people who have no problems running any other executable that can do just as much damage believe this load on boot style is too invasive.
I wouldn’t mind this feature dying so I could play on Linux though.
- Comment on Why doesn't the US build a bridge here to connect Alaska to the mainland? Are they stupid? 4 weeks ago:
To be fair, ambushing anyone on the street, out of context, is extremely likely to get a dumber answer than normal.
This would make a good study, actually. Ambush people on the street and quiz them. For the control group, quiz them immediately, on the street. For the experimental group, take them to a more relaxed location, allow them to sit, give them a minute or two to get collected, quiz them and measure the difference from the control group. You can do it with easy, medium, hard questions.
- Comment on It would get old fast 4 weeks ago:
And even if you do work remotely, you can’t count on that lasting forever.
One of the primary reasons I actively chose the suburbs was so that I’d be able to get another job if I lost my fully remote job. After ten years, exactly that happened, and I got a job with a commute to downtown.
- Comment on GOG and game publishers launch FreedomToBuy.games to raise awareness on censorship in gaming – GOG Pressroom 5 weeks ago:
I had to VPN back home to get around the email verification.
- Comment on Developer survey shows trust in AI coding tools is falling as usage rises 5 weeks ago:
You know, you can just look at it. It’s pretty simple, easy to look at, pretty repetitive code where it’s generally pretty easy to spot if something’s wrong.
Vibe coding is more hitting “accept all” and not looking at it at all (or not knowing how to look at it).
- Comment on Developer survey shows trust in AI coding tools is falling as usage rises 5 weeks ago:
Sometimes lorum ipsum is useful.
- Comment on Developer survey shows trust in AI coding tools is falling as usage rises 5 weeks ago:
It’s useful for things I’d otherwise Google. It makes a great ORM, when you know exactly what you want to do with a lot of mundane code. And it’s so much better than adding a framework for an ORM.
- Comment on [deleted] 5 weeks ago:
Is your life likely to change significantly in the next five years? Most people go through fairly big changes in their 20s. How will your future significant other feel about it? Do you care, or is it a deal breaker?
- Comment on Slurrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrp 5 weeks ago:
I bet passing the butter seems like a pretty sweet robot gig right about now.
- Comment on quick thinking 5 weeks ago:
Confirmed that this is a real paper on PubMed.
- Comment on Petition to tell MasterCard, Visa, and activist groups to stop censoring legal fictional content 1 month ago:
Curious
- Comment on I dont want to enter a contract when consuming your product.. 1 month ago:
…wikipedia.org/…/Forced_Arbitration_Injustice_Rep…
Don’t be too lazy with your both sides bullshit.
- Comment on is homophobia associated with homosexual arousal 1 month ago:
Personally I think he should have to explain for once.
- Comment on is homophobia associated with homosexual arousal 1 month ago:
If you’re scared enough, even wiping your ass is gay.
- Comment on Milking dust 1 month ago:
Can we go back to “trilogy”?
- Comment on Cursed 2 months ago:
- Comment on Cursed 2 months ago:
You have a point. That’s obnoxious. I just wanted straight lines. I’ll see if I can find another.
- Comment on Cursed 2 months ago:
With straight diagonal lines.
