also if you’re curious, uniracers/unirally is worth playing. at least for a while. the controls are weird, but also weirdly intuitive.

of course it’s an eu problem too, but it was the uk that pushed through undercooked regulation that forced everyone to comply.

the eu hasn’t put anything to law yet, which at least the uk has. but yeah, of course they’re not blameless.

it’s from the uk and texas.

i think it’s called “roasting” when it’s coffee

copyright notice hasn’t been updated in three years and no link to source. no thanks.

wow that’s… tight

no the ex60, the “smaller” one…

the latest volvo is 1.98m wide. the underground garage at my last place had a 2.2m wide door which i once managed to clip in my chevy volt. i wonder if the auto-pilot or whatever is good enough to navigate that.

i did say new.

all new thinkpads have copilot buttons

i also hope so, but with them adding the wonders i lost a bit of the hope. unless they’ve changed something between experimental and release, there is still no incentive to, say, plug all badwater sources or make the whole map lush. you just collect enough resources to build a big building and then you’re done.

it’s about production chains, but there’s very little automation. the main mechanic, unsurprisingly, is building dams. water makes the soil fertile, and during droughts all the water goes away. so you need to dam the rivers in order to retain water for the bad seasons.

there’s at least one guy i know of on github whose claim to fame is he finds code in existing node codebases by big corpos that’s duplicated, breaks it out into a library, then PRs the original codebase with “instead of doing <this part> manually, switch to depending on this library”, then adds to his profile “my code is used by <big corpo>”. he had thousands of libraries like that last i checked, most of them less than ten lines of code. the manifest and other boilerplate is way larger than the actual code.

ever heard of node.js?

cool add to the conversation. you really contributed.

less actually has most of that, weirdly.

i mean… less?

the main thing you’d want out of a good e-reader is font customization. which you can’t do on an application basis in the terminal.

it ocr’s the image and checks if it contains a long number and the word “anonymous”.

yes really

sure but there was no way that wouldn’t have been thrown out.