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@apoc_dev I can't wait for this to have sound. It looks super satisfying

Added weapon types and death

@theo Vivaldi sounds so good on paper but it's just crazy slow every time I use it. I've tried it on multiple laptops and OSes, and it just feels clunky compared to other chromium browsers

Vivaldi made some change and now there's this giant bar at the bottom of my work browser and I want to DIE

@StressedRiker @justabdulraouf @yacineMTB google egypt obesity rate

egyptians have this food called "fool wa tamis" which literally means beans and bread. the bread is cooked by slapping dough on the walls of the inside of a kiln. a goofy food for a goofy people

WAIT THIS SHIT IS REAL?

@dok2001 @Cloudflare Netlify forms and CMS equivalent for pages

What should we build (or improve) next @Cloudflare?

@levelsio It's over the moment cafés start offering good tasting mocktails

Alcohol has become so uncool now

@johnrushx @levelsio It's not alcofree as much as kids only developing digital social skills instead of learning how to talk to girls face to face

@levelsio I have 12 teenage nephews (14-19), and they never kissed a girl. alcofree is great for adults, but I'm not sure if it's good for younger crowd, cuz they just get too shy to make a move.

@dobroslav_dev @theo He even linked an article lol

@theo He must be joking, because I can't see anyone saying BS like that. It takes few seconds to Google or ask AI about it.

Someone in my replies convinced themselves they can crack any UUID in 24 hours. I presented the following challenge, and they backed out because the "server costs alone" would be $2,000. This challenge runs locally lmao. Don't listen to everything you read online.

@yacineMTB Man's really trying to target every subculture on here

i should get into kettle bells

It's not. You're talking about hashing an existing domain name/string to UUID (v3 or v5) while Theo is talking about choosing a random UUID as your domain (while respecting a couple rules), which still makes it 2¹²². UUIDs (v4) = random unique IDs. UUIDs (v3 or v5) = MD5/SHA-1 hashes of name + namespace, formatted as UUIDs. Hashes verify data or obscure it. UUIDs are for identity. Similar tech, very different purpose.

@theo @youssef_rbahi It’s the same thing

If data is accessible via a "public URL", but that URL contains an identifier that's more unique than UUID, is it really public?

@theo @charliegreenman Why are you so aggressive lmao

Okay, so given the following: - All code runs on one server - UUID implementation is a known semi-unsafe implementation - The UUID is the ONLY identifier - You have other valid UUIDs near the time of the one you want ...theoretically slightly less bad than 2^128 If I append the userID in front, you're fucked If I use more than one server (or reboot my server), you're fucked If I create UUIDs somewhere else (i.e. in my db, user's device, etc) you're fucked Regardless, you should never say that 2^32 number because it is wrong and makes you look really dumb

@mjackson I've only dabbled in Go in small amounts but it's definitely my next language to properly learn. It has the best standard library of any language that I've used.

I've been playing around with Go lately, and I've gotta say: I'm impressed. It's clear to me the language authors knew what they were doing. Small things like automatically exporting functions whose names begin with a capital letter, and automatically making all functions in the same package in scope of every other file in that package really cut down on the amount of boilerplate you have to write. For example: package main func SetupRouter() is automatically part of my public interface for this package. And it's automatically available to any other file in `package main`. Comparing to JS: we have at least 3 WIDELY used environments for code to run in: - CJS - ESM - Globals (script) Each has trade-offs, and none of them are as ergonomic as Go. Not to mention the nightmare that is converting between them, or handling dependencies in one format when you're authoring in another.

@keyladelslay I stopped paying for X for a month recently and didn't notice much of a difference since I don't really post much on here. You don't need a checkmark to consume content. On the other hand, I want to kms every time I use youtube on someone else's device and they don't have premium

@youssef_rbahi Is there

apps almost completely unusable for free tier users? making a list youtube/youtube music rumble x recipe pages w/o re routing top 10 goog play game apps top 10 iOS game apps

@nearcyan If you're only using it for work, the only thing that should be better is the far superior default keyboard with numbers on the first page. Otherwise you won't notice much of a difference unless you want to customize the phone or side load apps (very important imo)

after having to use an android phone for work im never going to listen to any argument these people have against apple again

@elazzabi_ @telegram The number of people that will fall for scams and phishing while trying to access other people's leaked data is gonna be glorious

At least 8million people will join @telegram today!

@jxnlco My new favorite analogy

I heard instant noodles makes it super easy for everyone else to cook No one’s ever gonna go to a restaurant again

i'm so happy the NixOS hype is finally dead

@sunsettler By doing the same things that improve general blood circulation such as exercise, deliberate cold exposure, etc. If you have Raynaud's (which is not that uncommon), avoiding caffeine also helps.

@yifever Most of them

what startup is this