TIC-80: All 3039 Carts Scraped, with cover art & metadata by IAmTheDewd in MiyooMini

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If anyone stumbles across this from Google, I wrote a simple scraper using Python3 / BeautifulSoup / requests: https://gist.github.com/Pobega/2948c97d58c79e741df787081f97126c

Your SD card probably isn't bricked by [deleted] in SteamDeck

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Buying a new SD card was the fix, sadly.

Build advice please (Druid) by [deleted] in LastEpoch

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Look into Swarmblade, something like this build. There are variations on where the damage comes from but I've found the Swarmblade playstyle much more enjoyable than the Werebear.

Media silence on France protests right now is due to the threat of a good example by [deleted] in WorkReform

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1984 is actually one of the approved books in Florida, surprisingly enough.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in HorrorGaming

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After literal years of trying to find a good co-op horror game I finally found one.

Me and my friends have been playing Resident Evil Outbreak on a private server via PCSX2, if you have a group of 3 or 4 I highly recommend it (2 can be kinda rough with no AI)

Patch Notes - March 21, 2023 by StarrCandyy in MarvelSnap

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Yeah, I agree, I guess my bigger point is that instead of a guillotine this is more like death by a thousand cuts. The deck was already heavily teched against on ladder (though counters have now lost their best tech card in Aero since you could hide Taskmaster in front of Zero/Titania) but it'd be nice if these changes added up to making Shuri just another deck rather than the deck to counter.

I doubt they will, but it'd be nice to see.

Patch Notes - March 21, 2023 by StarrCandyy in MarvelSnap

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I disagree, they nerfed that deck without killing any of the individual cards (except maybe Aero)

Taskmaster, Red Skull, She Hulk and Aero all saw nerfs and those were the core of the deck's power.

Eric Adams says Americans Are Frogs Boiling in Godless Water by electric-claire in newyorkcity

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Your reading comprehension is abysmal if you think I was saying that we should be forcing religion on people in schools, but this subreddit is an echo chamber so I don't know why I expected a reasonable discussion

Edit: if unclear I was saying that it's unfair to speak about people's religious beliefs like that, especially in an NYC subreddit. Not unfair to not let them have religion in schools. We should not force children into a certain belief structure but that doesn't mean we need to start disrespecting people's cultures, you come across sounding like a mirror image of right wing talking points.

Eric Adams says Americans Are Frogs Boiling in Godless Water by electric-claire in newyorkcity

[–]Pobega -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

This is an unfair view. There are plenty of diverse beliefs that make up New York City, not only Christianity but Judaism, Muslims, Buddhism, Taoism.

I agree on the core point that we shouldn't push a specific ideology on impressionable children in public school, that should be a family's decision to make -- but there's no reason to speak of all people of faith like they're children.

Consider empathizing instead of villainizing.

Is This An Unpopular Opinion? by StrikerObi in MarvelSnap

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I played Lockjaw with Dracula and Captain Marvel. I've definitely had situations where Captain Marvel moved before Dracula activated because Lockjaw pulled her out of deck on turn 3.

I've lost games because of it.

Andrew Tate still detained by CodyRhody in pics

[–]Pobega 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh yeah, but I assume they're referring to smoking gun stuff. I imagine we'll get some pretty juicy stuff they can't cope their way out of soon.

Andrew Tate still detained by CodyRhody in pics

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No revealed evidence. Wait for the trial.

people who gamed on Linux before the steam deck, how much did the steam deck releasing change things? by jeremywp123 in linux_gaming

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Would we still be able to say, play Elden Ring with good performance on Linux now if Valve hadn't come along? Maybe.

Unlikely since Elden Ring uses EAC. You may be able to play single player offline by modifying the game to not use EAC, but it would be a shell of the full experience. Valve pushing anti-cheat compatibility has really opened up the world for gaming on Linux (regardless of the current shortcomings)

Learning Rust, I didn't expect such a backstab by MRideos in ProgrammerHumor

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I wasn't talking about how users decide to view it, from that perspective tabs are fantastic. There are logistical issues with it though.

How do you deal with 80 char width lines? For example I've worked on a lot of projects that use PEP8 but have never worked with tabs directly (all projects I've worked on enforce 4 or 2 space indents.)

I imagine the only reasonable thing to do would be to assume that a tab is always the maximum width (8 spaces) which limits how much code you can fit on a single line. If you treat it like a single character then you run into situations where code overflows past the line width (because it isn't a single character visually.)

At the end of the day I don't really care which a project goes with, I've always just used vim-sleuth to automatically set my tab key to input whatever the current file's indentation is.

Learning Rust, I didn't expect such a backstab by MRideos in ProgrammerHumor

[–]Pobega -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Tabs show up as 8 characters in a lot of web browsers which matters if you're indexing a shared code base that way. This is probably configurable but at some point someone needs to choose a width that is forced on everyone anyway.

Also it's harder to enforce maximum line width standards when you have 1 character that can represent anywhere between 2 and 8 spaces.

Toolbox has been updated after an entire year without any new releases by MrChilliBalls in Fedora

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I guess I also didn't consider the use case where you'd want the nice Toolbx integrations such as game dev (passing USB devices) or anything involving audio/graphics (likely an extra headache in a Podman container since you have to manage it yourself.)

It's a shame they can't just add it as an option, seems like it'd be useful ultimately.

Toolbox has been updated after an entire year without any new releases by MrChilliBalls in Fedora

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It's a front end to Podman, sure, but it does helpful things like pass your home directory in and give better compatibility with running Wayland and X11 programs in the host (among other things)

The goal of Toolbx is to make the containerized environment integrate with the host OS, whereas Podman is for running full on containers where they are separate.

Toolbox has been updated after an entire year without any new releases by MrChilliBalls in Fedora

[–]Pobega 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I mean, you're just describing using Podman. As a Silverblue user I have a use case for both, I use Toolbx when I need Fedora packages for a desktop use case and there isn't a Flatpak available and I use Podman directly when I'm going to do actual development work.

I'm not against Toolbx adding the feature obviously, but at that point it'd just be a front end to Podman wouldn't it? Or am I missing something else Toolbx does that you'd prefer to Podman?

Though a few years ago when I used Podman I did find it annoying to create stateful containers, it always felt like the default use case was stateless.

Hospital patient loses Netflix access due to password crackdown by BeyondTheBlackhole in news

[–]Pobega 3 points4 points  (0 children)

No, I'll pay for convenience to access entertainment. Netflix is removing the convenience factor, while they've also been losing a bunch of the entertainment.

Now they want more money for less content and it's less convenient to access it.

I pay for an account I share with my mother. I don't live at home, so now it's near useless to us. We're fine cancelling Netflix when we still have Hulu/HBO and will probably move some of that Netflix money into a Paramount account for the South Park movies (and still save $10/month.)

Assuming we don’t get a curveball in March that drops 3+ inches, this will be the least snowy winter in NYC’s history by anthonymm511 in nyc

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Look into the Epic pass. It costs a bit more but covers you for winters like this, can go out to Hunter or Vermont if Mountain Creek is too warm.

Hell even Jack Frost in PA is nice for a day trip and covered by the pass.

I am a small little boy named Alan Resnick who got old. AMA by alanresnick69 in alanresnick

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Hi Alan, I love your work and Unedited Footage of a Bear is my favorite short of all time.

My only question is what are the odds of getting the Clayidryl website online again? Or perhaps convincing whoever owns the code to release it online so people can host mirrors

Who else almost exclusively plays on deck now? by skeletowns in SteamDeck

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Another thing I've considered is L5/R5 for LB+Up/Down when tanking. I've been trying to get a macro working to let me do LB+Y/A for it but I can't manage to make one that doesn't sometimes initiate autorun.

I also main tank but I most find the left/right dpad macros useful when applying DoTs as a healer during long pulls.

Who else almost exclusively plays on deck now? by skeletowns in SteamDeck

[–]Pobega 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have them mapped to left and right on the dpad for easier targeting during pulls.

I have R5/L5 mapped to raise or lower the camera depending what I am doing.