I live in a small city of about 90k and I love it. We have the important amnesties, eg shopping and a hospital, but in a few minutes you’re out in the open fields. Meanwhile buses to nearby large city depart every 6 to 30 min from my street.
I live in a small city of about 90k and I love it. We have the important amnesties, eg shopping and a hospital, but in a few minutes you’re out in the open fields. Meanwhile buses to nearby large city depart every 6 to 30 min from my street.
Took on a bit too much recently and this week it peaks with an event/lecture I helped organise, wrapping up a fundraising drive for an NGO, and then there’s piano lesson, German class and sports.
Like I said it’s too much so it’s time to take a break from volunteer work for a bit and I’ve cancelled my piano classes - playing is fun but having to practice consistently is not.
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2-Factor authentication
Click Continue when your authenticator app shows a code with two leading zeroes.
Two of my favourite tools!
That’s handled by virtue of GetWittyReplyEx
being d to
GetWittyReplyExA
and GetWittyReplyExW
right? Just be aware that nMaxReplyMessage
needs to be specified in bytes (excluding the null terminator!) but the returned length is in characters.
Note that while Visual C++'s msvcrt doesn’t implement this POSIX function officially, there’s a nonstandard _ofcyfpos_s()
and it will in fact warn you that any use of the official ofcyfpos()
is unsafe. The semantics are slightly different (it’ll return 1 on success instead of the length of the reply) so you can’t just the problem away.
Don’t forget to set the cbSize
of the GETWITTYREPLYEXINFO
structure before passing it to GetWittyReplyEx()
or you’ll get funny things happening to your stack!
Thanks! And for CMR 2 it turns out it was working fine, the PS2 analog stick is just a bit more primitive to what we’re used to now. But much better than digital in any case!
Thanks, that’s it for the PS3!
Dezelfde Jumbo die (filiaal hier iig) aan loondiefstal doet door te eisen dat werknemers 10 of 15 minuten van tevoren aanwezig zijn en achteraf laten wachten voor men mag vertrekken? Geen mooie schijn dit.
I like Void, it feels a little more like a BSD. But I’ve only really used it for experimentation, no idea what it’s like as a daily driver.
You could also try an actual BSD. OpenBSD has a very clear style and direction which I like but be careful when partitioning, they have their own ‘disklabel’ system. Updates are really streamlined with syspatch and sysupgrade.
NetBSD had a nice TUI installer. It may appear a bit less focussed on its aims but has a lot going for it: many supporter platforms, a friendly community, etc.
There’s also FreeBSD, DragonflyBSD, possibly more but I don’t have much experience with those.
Loved cheese but not having it any more. Not my milk not my cheese. My pleasure can’t come at the expense of another sentient, innocent being, especially not if that involves forced impregnation, being caged up, and having your children be taken almost right away who then often end up being killed because there’s no use.
Haha don’t need to treat socialism like a taboo, there’s more to the world than the US and laissez-faire capitalism.
Is de Reddit Blackout de reden dat je hier bent gaan lurken/commenten?
Dat haalde me wel over de streep ja. En dan niet de blackout zelf maar het gedrag van Reddit.
Wat vind je tot dusver van de Lemmy ervaring? Wat mist er?
Ben al enthousiast Mastodon-gebruiker dus het federated aspect was geen probleem en met wat scherpe randjes of onhandigheden kan ik best leven. Wat ik vooral onhandig vindt, ook op Mastodon trouwens, is het werken met links naar andere instances. Dat copy-zoek-paste dansje zou niet nodig moeten zijn.
Denk je dat Lemmy of een andere fediverse site leidt tot de terugkeer van kleinere forums en communities op internet?
Ik weet niet of het Lemmy gaat worden, maak me toch zorgen om de mass appeal. Wel leuk om nu al instances te zien met duidelijk eigen karakter. zoals Beehaw.
It’s silly and sad that Diablo even requires a Battle.net connection 😞
Big no from me. I almost exclusively play single player games and tend go back to old games a lot. The always-online requirement is not just annoying in the now but a big problem for the longevity of games.
In the case of Diablo IV I’m also not sure if it was really meant to serve my interests rather than Blizzard’s. The MMO-lite aspects feel like the excuse rather than the reason.
That’s a planning problem imo, from small towns to metropolises groceries, health clinic, some entertainment can be in walking distance.