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- Comment on Dawarich 1.15.3 Update - your favorite Google Timeline alternative (stickers included) 1 week ago:
You probably have been asked this many times already, but I’ll ask anyways, in case the answer has changed/mutated: When you look at other similar projects like TREK, GeoPulse, and Reitti (Reitti dev make appearances here on the fediverse also), what makes you feel like your projects stands out with? And are there specific things that you’d want to adapt from others’ solutions?
Sidenote: I didn’t realize there were so many alternatives…!
Keep up the good work anyhow! Competition is good, and it’s cool to see the progress in these update posts!
- Comment on World's largest open library calls for volunteers to scan and preserve physical books as AI companies buy, scan, and destroy them — Anna's Archive says ‘time is running out’ as ‘knowledge is permanent 1 month ago:
Potentially, yes. Sure, it could just be some smut novel, but it could also provide insight into a certain group or people’s perspective on societal/political events at the time, contributing to a better painted big picture on an event we thought we knew all there is to know about.
A very recent example is the VHS tapes that contained unseen and unpublished footage of Tiannamen Square.
- Comment on Valve make adjustments to Steam tags, and they settled the Vampire Survivor-like argument with Bullet Heaven 5 months ago:
I thought the genre was “Bullet Hell”? So Bullet Heaven is now a new genre? And I wonder if the game called Bullet Heaven will be affected by this?
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- Comment on Wikipedia urges AI companies to use its paid API, and stop scraping 11 months ago:
Wikipedia (or the Wikimedia Foundation) is mostly driven by donations and volunteers, unlike Reddit…
Also, scraping every page on Wikipedia is incredibly heavy, especially compared to things like downloading a compressed copy of the entire site through torrents.
- Comment on The end of merch culture is upon us with an official Death Stranding exoskeleton 11 months ago:
I must admit, this is quite cool! I doubt I’ll be buying it, as I have no particular need for this kind of mobility enhancement, but I’m sure there are plenty of people who could greatly benefit from equipment like this. This collaboration has the potential to greatly boost sales, which down the road will mean more money and effort being put into this technology becoming more widely available.
And imagine getting this thing as part of your Collector’s Edition!
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- Comment on Praise the Kiryu, Steam's latest Client Beta update will finally let you sort Like A Dragons and Yakuza into the right order 1 year ago:
“Added a customisation tab to game properties,” the notes for it read, “The customisation tab allows users to view and set custom artwork for the game and set a custom sort title that will be used instead of the actual title when sorting games in the library.”
Thank you, Lord Gaben! It’s been many painful years, but you finally did it! People all over the world with OCPD will rejoice!
- Comment on Windows seemingly lost 400 million users in the past three years — official Microsoft statements show hints of a shrinking user base 1 year ago:
400 million, that’s quite substantial! And I image that number is far from done growing…