For me personally, it’s a couple of self-hosted apps. It’s not technically programming, more scripting.

But I’ve also dabbled in using Python for some personal data analysis. That works just fine on Windows since I use Power BI for the visualization.

I’ve had some folks at my school creating their own forks of open source software. Modding games, modding tools, modding the OS for whatever.

Again?

The other one instantly visible here: nondescript error messages that make it impossible to fix. ‘Something went wrong’.

My therapist’s words, not mine. I don’t have a horse in that fight

He said ‘I’ll see you next week’

Ori and the Blind Forest/Will of the Wisps?

Made by a smaller studio but published by Microsoft

Yeah they did. But at this point Half Life 3 has a mythical status they will never be able to measure up to.

Considering every Half Life showcased Valve’s new tech in the Freeman narrative, one could argue Alyx was our Half Life 3. It had everything: the signature storyline, new gameplay, new tech. What more are we expecting from Half Life 3?

Twelve kinda makes mine touch

It’s called AI vs Arjen but it’s not always about lying. The first one was taking a picture, the second one was lying and the third one was creating a recipe from ingredients in a fridge.

There is a Dutch talkshow host who takes on AI in some tasks every now and then and he matched up with ChatGPT to see who was a better lier. They tried to convince one half of a twin that the Eiffel Tower was made of a sort of Dutch spiced cake.

After three days in the desert sun

The planet began to turn red

Containerized software. The main advantage of this is that every application, or stack of applications, runs in its own ecosystem. You can restart a container whenever without having to reboot your entire system. You can store all data off a container in a volume, so if you hit a snag, you can recreate the container without actually losing any of your configs.

You can also create networks so that apps run in different subnets than other apps.

Very simply put, a docker container is like a mini system that runs on your main system.

Something else I like about docker is docker compose. You can create a container or stack of containers with a single simple YAML file without actually having to install anything yourself. I manage my containers in Portainer.

The case by noyb referenced single player games. Stuff like session start, duration et cetera was being tracked.

I was one of the people that signed the SKG initiative after The Crew was taken offline. Not because I loved the game so much but it’s the principle. I payed for it and should still be able to play it.

On the same day noyb files a complaint including an accusation that in just 10 minutes, a single player game called to the servers 150 times

Yeah I personally don’t like you need an account for everything and data gathering and all but this can be completely anonymous, no marketing, no e-mail phone number anything required.

Maybe link it to your Vivino but only if you want.

Most things computer based, provided you have a feel for it. If you are interested in Business Intelligence, you can learn to work with Microsoft Fabric and there are plenty of companies in the data field that are hiring, offering traineeships etc. Same goes for the more technical data engineering, software development, etc.

Source: am WFH data engineer.

I want to run a nice and simple wine bar where wine enthusiasts can get an affordable glass of wine based on my data driven recommendations. I want the place to be a chill hang with music, comfy seats and sandwiches and stuff.

If I had the money I wouldn’t even need it to be profitable.

America doesn’t have a left wing. There’s far right and center right

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