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@lritter "discussing" or "exploring" (a theme) is used a lot when talking about works that "thematize" something

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@lritter "discussing" or "exploring" (a theme) is used a lot when talking about works that "thematize" something

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@olafurw it's such a nice illustration how LLMs just reproduce patterns without any semantics

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@olafurw it's such a nice illustration how LLMs just reproduce patterns without any semantics

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Game dev layoff news *again*.

If LiveOps and game hosting infrastructure are your area, Nitrado is always looking for people on the tech and product fronts. Hit me up!

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Game dev layoff news *again*.

If LiveOps and game hosting infrastructure are your area, Nitrado is always looking for people on the tech and product fronts. Hit me up!

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I hate Sword Art Online for regularly introducing cool female characters just to reduce their personality to simping for the main character after a few episodes.

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I hate Sword Art Online for regularly introducing cool female characters just to reduce their personality to simping for the main character after a few episodes.

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How do you think Palworld will impact the sales of the next Pokémon game?

Because Palworld released, the next Pokémon game will have...

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How do you think Palworld will impact the sales of the next Pokémon game?

Because Palworld released, the next Pokémon game will have...

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I guess there is some fair criticism that can be directed at Palworld but "it's not as hopeful/upbeat as Pokémon-likes are supposed to be" strikes me as... odd?

Thinking the premise of Pokémon to its absurd conclusion is what Palworld is all about. That's what's original about it.

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I guess there is some fair criticism that can be directed at Palworld but "it's not as hopeful/upbeat as Pokémon-likes are supposed to be" strikes me as... odd?

Thinking the premise of Pokémon to its absurd conclusion is what Palworld is all about. That's what's original about it.

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Palworld has a meme marketing hook that allows it to go viral but on top of that it's actually a really good game.

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Palworld has a meme marketing hook that allows it to go viral but on top of that it's actually a really good game.

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@clayjohn That looks great!

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@clayjohn That looks great!

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Because the German train conductors are on strike, I will be sitting in a bus for over seven hours, starting at 1:40am #yay

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Because the German train conductors are on strike, I will be sitting in a bus for over seven hours, starting at 1:40am #yay

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@Moosader Reminds me of a few year's back, when EA was giving away fast lane tickets for their Gamescom booths via a page that didn't have a captcha and was doing the check if the user had already entered the raffle on the client side, sooooo you can imagine what happened.

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@Moosader Reminds me of a few year's back, when EA was giving away fast lane tickets for their Gamescom booths via a page that didn't have a captcha and was doing the check if the user had already entered the raffle on the client side, sooooo you can imagine what happened.

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The best single thing I've done for my #smarthome is to buy a bunch of cheap wifi power sockets ("Gosund") and flash them with the Tasmota open source firmware (https://tasmota.github.io/).

This allows me to monitor power consumption and toggle the sockets remotely. No cloud, no app, no privacy nightmare. And of course neat Grafana dashboards.

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The best single thing I've done for my #smarthome is to buy a bunch of cheap wifi power sockets ("Gosund") and flash them with the Tasmota open source firmware (https://tasmota.github.io/).

This allows me to monitor power consumption and toggle the sockets remotely. No cloud, no app, no privacy nightmare. And of course neat Grafana dashboards.

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A power strip with a "gosund" wifi socket plugged in.

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A graph showing power consumption of different devices.

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I've played through #TotK and #bg3, and these two games remain completely unfathomable to me. The sheer scope of the systems and the resulting player agency are beyond anything I've ever played - and then two of those in one year!

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I've played through #TotK and #bg3, and these two games remain completely unfathomable to me. The sheer scope of the systems and the resulting player agency are beyond anything I've ever played - and then two of those in one year!

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The wife and I finished #TotK today.

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The wife and I finished #TotK today.

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The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

Played for 300 hours or more

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@antimnguyen [sigh] dammit

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@antimnguyen [sigh] dammit

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Slack Nebula is really cool.

It's an overlay network, so essentially a Peer-to-Peer VPN, meaning you don't need a central VPN server that all traffic goes through. It's highly portable with pretty much no dependencies.

Here I have it running on a Raspberry Pi on an absolutely minimal setup (only kernel + busybox, 52.4MB total, all in RAM). And it just works.

GitHub: https://github.com/slackhq/nebula

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Slack Nebula is really cool.

It's an overlay network, so essentially a Peer-to-Peer VPN, meaning you don't need a central VPN server that all traffic goes through. It's highly portable with pretty much no dependencies.

Here I have it running on a Raspberry Pi on an absolutely minimal setup (only kernel + busybox, 52.4MB total, all in RAM). And it just works.

GitHub: https://github.com/slackhq/nebula

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One new thing that I'm learning this New Year's Eve is that each of our neighbours is living in a different time zone.

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One new thing that I'm learning this New Year's Eve is that each of our neighbours is living in a different time zone.

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I hate to admit it, but Windows would be much better for this - just a shame that it uses too much resources.

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I hate to admit it, but Windows would be much better for this - just a shame that it uses too much resources.

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Spent the time "between the years" setting up a touchscreen with a raspberry pi and... I thought all of this would work much better ouf of the box.

Outside of Android, touch support on Linux is abysmal, and good luck finding an Android that runs on RPi and has the required drivers built-in.

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Spent the time "between the years" setting up a touchscreen with a raspberry pi and... I thought all of this would work much better ouf of the box.

Outside of Android, touch support on Linux is abysmal, and good luck finding an Android that runs on RPi and has the required drivers built-in.

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A touch screen showing a home assistant dashboard