Annastasia (Unix Enjoyer)
Abstract_Mage_Annastasia@tech.lgbt
<p>German trans girl who is into computers of most kinds<br />I like the look and idea of magic and the arcane but believe in neither</p>
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ok is it just me or are elon musk fans just low-key gay for him?
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in all honesty im not surprised by &quot;techno fascism&quot; mostly since historicly speaking fascists have always promised this idea of scientific progress (and somehow at the same time ancient magic)
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any xbox gamers here able to tell me how the physical game situation is looking with the series x? (wanted to get a ps5 but since sony is commited to not have discs im not gonna)
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i would absolutetely go &quot;all digital&quot; if videogames where files which ran in an open source virtual machine and cant require internet connection to run.... until that is meet ill stay here with my cartridges, disc&#39;s and consoles with no internet connection
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im starting to get rather pissed at the idea that for some reason 2d game franchises always turn 3d and then open world. i get a bit of 3d, i liked kirby and the forgotten land. but why the hell open world now? i have been sick of it ever since zelda went open world
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just was made aware of a fashware list. i see the point in most of them but have a very important question: how am i supposed to boycott basicly every cpu manufacturer? dont get me wrong i agree that they are scumm but legitimetly how am i supposed to do that without moving to the next forest?
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i dont know why but id kind of like to see a dip64 avr mcu. even more cool with dual avr cores
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im starting to think that rss might be one of the best internet technologies ever
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so i just saw an article about a diy thermo-accustic power generator and i kind of want one. i have no use for it but i want one
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anyone else having a weird feeling about go (programming language) adding stuff like generics? i always thought of go as "c with a runtime" and feel like the language shouldve just stayed at the point where it was when the book "the go programming language" was published. im not much of a fan of "evolving" programming languages and would rather have them be designed and then not iterated on