Btw, GOG has similar titles at similar prices. So Steam’s DRM is optional
INeedMana
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INeedMana@piefed.zipto
Today I Learned@lemmy.world•Just found out tracking pixels have a 3-5x 60 days ROIEnglish
1·7 days agoIf I understand correctly, that is only info if I was sent the mail, not if I’ve seen it. And no way to track if I have been on shop’s site and what I’ve bought
INeedMana@piefed.zipto
Today I Learned@lemmy.world•Just found out tracking pixels have a 3-5x 60 days ROIEnglish
4·7 days agoBut it is true that companies do use those pixels. And also it’s kinda funny how that article is worded. Like a dead-pan troll that aims to make ones blood boil
INeedMana@piefed.zipto
Today I Learned@lemmy.world•Just found out tracking pixels have a 3-5x 60 days ROIEnglish
3·7 days agoYep. That’s why FairMail is so great. It can be set up to not open images nor original formatting (HTML) by default. And for web, I hope that CanvasBlocker is enough to everytime appear as separate viewer
I totally understand but unfortunately sometimes “it is, what it is”
Don’t do this. Don’t publish documents online where everyone can get to it. Best, don’t put documents on the internet at all, even behind a password
This comm has in the rules “community to talk about the Fediverse and all it’s related services using ActivityPub”. So posts like this are going to be received poorly here
If you are for real, I think, in presents for parents it’s not about what exactly you buy. It’s about the caring thought. Maybe the guitar would have made her happy and you had a plan to get it. But the plan fell short. It happens. Instead of getting tunnel-visioned on the plan I propose you to think what else could you get her that would make her happy with the funds you have. And next year, start saving another month earlier. Maybe that plan will pan out
INeedMana@piefed.zipto
World News@lemmy.world•Poland's PM Tusk says Russian missile appears to have come down in country's eastEnglish
10·8 days agoEven their missiles are looking for an asylum
INeedMana@piefed.zipto
Open Source@lemmy.ml•I want a compact mini laptop(netbook style) in 2026. Suggestions?English
2·9 days agoWild idea: how about using a small usb C keyboard (or maybe BT one?) and your phone?
(on f-droid): ConnectBot, termux, Logseq, Editor/Emacs should be able to cover your needs for ssh and writing notes
I think it will greatly depend on the hotel. And if you rent an apartment, from my experience I have not seen neither American nor UK converters in the ones I’ve been renting
Looking at sidebar, I think this community might be wanting to focus on news
INeedMana@piefed.zipto
Fediverse@lemmy.world•Tesseract dev injects malicious code into browser to illegally DDOS the dbzer0 instanceEnglish
14·11 days agoAh, but you see “asshole with a lifetime of poor emotional self regulation” is not “scheming fascist with an agenda”. That’s what I’m arguing with in your take
And in the scope of the question, which used plural “devs losing their minds”, I think that it would be a vilification to effectively say “they snap because they are fascists”
There are and will be non-fascist (and IMO also non-asshole) devs who snap. And I think some times it will be because of the feeling of responsibility for something, “either I fix it or it won’t get fixed” situation, lack of social/team/peer safety net, … (in my first comment I tried to rather portray the situation than name all those things because I just can’t name all of them)
INeedMana@piefed.zipto
Fediverse@lemmy.world•Tesseract dev injects malicious code into browser to illegally DDOS the dbzer0 instanceEnglish
10·11 days agoThe question I responded to was rather a general one. And I think that seeing all dev-related dramas as “that guy was just fascist all along” is similar to saying “all X are thieves” - a simplification that is easy to choose because it addresses our emotions regarding what has happened but not necessarily always the best explanation
That is when they have a meltdown and quit the project because demand for bug fixes or new features it too much pressure.
That requires self-awareness to ask oneself “maybe I need a break?” and I think such decision can be hard to make due to sunken cost fallacy. I think that with the pressure of the pings about bugs and requests etc, it’s easy to get into mindset of “it’s either on or off” with nothing in between. Because 5 bugs solved means only 3 other to go.
And the second option is to dig in harder and in this case “curate the feed. All of it. Whatever that means”I’m not saying that that person did not act out of an agenda. But I can imagine a set of choices that lead to a catastrophic breaking point
INeedMana@piefed.zipto
Fediverse@lemmy.world•Tesseract dev injects malicious code into browser to illegally DDOS the dbzer0 instanceEnglish
39·11 days agoI think it’s the pressure and the solo developer model
You put something out. It seems to be running. There are bugs. You fix them. There are more bugs (pareto is a PITA). You fix them too. Someone accuses you of sacrificing kittens in the basement. There are ideas for features and more bugs. Some worded in an entitled or just tone-deaf way. Very often you’re the only one working on the project and saying “I accept PRs” somehow became received as a FU. It becomes hard to put the project away for just a week
You are perpetually in “I-fix-it” mode
Not to mention that in order to even start a project like that one needs to have at least a bit of “fuck it, I’ll do it myself” mentalityIt’s a pity that [email protected] wound down. I hoped it might have been a space for projects to find communities. As we see around, it doesn’t require a 10 person team with a kanban board to write something that works. But on the other side of the spectrum I think a project needs some sort of community around it. So even if there’s only one dev, someone else could write the tutorials, less technical parts of docs, help new deployments etc
[email protected] [email protected]
I’ve been using it for many, many years. C++, Bash, Python, LaTeX, Rust…The setup and learning can take a bit but once you figure it out, you can move your config file across machines. You can define your own functions, define shortcuts per mode you’re in and lots more. Works both in GUI and CL
INeedMana@piefed.zipto
Linux@programming.dev•Streamer builds a battery powered PC with over 100 AAs, uses Hannah Montana Linux to benchmark their abominationEnglish
262·12 days agoI appreciate the self-awareness 😄
INeedMana@piefed.zipto
memes@lemmy.world•Virgin Markdown, HTML vs chad plain TextEnglish
2·13 days agoI’d rather say it’s a cross between the two. Because most of the text is written like MD but then it does have document settings and tables look like in LaTeX
INeedMana@piefed.zipto
memes@lemmy.world•Virgin Markdown, HTML vs chad plain TextEnglish
4·14 days agoI checked Typst out a bit. It couldn’t do a specific, niche thing I want to do but in general it felt really nice. Definitely feels newer than LaTeX and with less technical debt/baggage. A bit more limited but still nice
And for some reason it seems there’s no community for Typst on Threadiverse
INeedMana@piefed.zipto
Cyberpunk@lemmy.zip•[Short Story] The Girl Who Was Plugged In - proto-cyberpunk short story from 1974English
2·14 days agoI read it. What a VISIONARY! World-wide available internet, twitch, influencers, the greed… It’s all in there, envisioned 50 years ago. And the ending is proper cyberpunk too
Very good recommendation 👍
Why one source? this seems to be pulling from 3 sources ATM
I hope they are using some proper translator for the translations, not another LLM
What I think it needs is pulling more articles from more sources and instead of one summary for all, which will most often be non-representative, bundle all the news and split by topics. With marks who mentions what












I don’t think it’s named but take a look at these
https://www.gog.com/en/game/shadows_of_doubt
https://www.gog.com/en/game/robocop_rogue_city
https://www.gog.com/en/game/nobody_wants_to_die
Similar prices with offer ending on similar day