So much this. If you find yourself writing nested formulas e.g.

=IF(A1>=90, "A", IF(A1>=80, "B", IF(A1>=70, "C", "F")))

Do yourself a favour and switch to Python and Pandas. You can do so much more, so much faster, and so much simpler. And at the end of an your code, you can pd.to_excel() to spit out your dataframe as an xlsx.

Have you tried tweaking user.js?

Either way, Ihr Gehirn wird Ihnen für das Lesen danken!

Vielleicht entwickelst du dich ja selbst bist einem. Ausgezeichnete Bücher! Sorry for the awful German - my partner is German and I’m still learning.

It’s algorithmic, targeted advertising that’s the real problem.

IMO, the same advert should be shown to all users (at least per country) so that targeting political bullshitting / “advertising” can be knocked on the head, as well as the adverts logged in a public system so they can be reviewed and the funder identified.

Deutscher Streber 🤣

It’s more likely because cheat codes were development / QA tools to make testing the game easier. They got left in because they were behind hidden, strange button sequences etc, removing the code risked breaking something that would be harder to test without the codes, and they can be fun.

With better development tools, debuggers/profilers, and easier ways to distribute builds, they stopped being left in the game. And with the gamification from achievements/trophies, cheats would devalue/trivialise unlocking achievements etc and break their purpose.

Technically they’re Chicken Dippers not chicken nuggets.

Dinos could also be turkey.

Grey gamers are just gamers. My old man has been gaming since Pong and today you’ll find his dusty self kicking your ass in Dune: Awakening.

This is based on Snapdrop. If the current developer hasn’t gone crazy with the fork, you can read the entire source code over a cup of coffee. The server used to just handle discovery/handshake of devices on the same network, with file transfer peer to peer using local addresses.

Edit: Looks like they’ve added transfer over WAN not just local. Privacy discussion here.

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Anything older than 5 years ago has the odds of being A, B, Mini A, Mini B, Micro A, Micro B, etc.

C is the standard. If you need legacy support, there’s hubs and adapters. No need to perpetuate legacy ports. I’d love a serial and a parallel connector - there’s plenty of modern industrial gear still using them. But we do that with C -> Serial adapters.

A device has a limited number of ports. Would one rather two USB-C, or one A and one C?

That A port will have diminishing value if one intends to use the device for 5 to 10 years and increases the probability someone discards the device early given the limited number of modern, high value ports.

USB-C is over 11 years old.

If you’re mandated or regulated to implement MLS or MAC etc, SELinux is a security control that enables you to comply through expanded and expressive policy controls.

When I hear dislike for it, it’s usually because people are using SELinux as a “make my personal computer safer” tool rather than the “we’ve hundreds of thousands of differently classified sensitive documents and thousands of employees with different clearances”.

MAC/DAC/MLS isn’t designed for personal computing and if you think SELinux is the solution you personally need, you might need to reevaluate your threat model (as any external actor will seek to bypass kernel controls entirely e.g. CVE-2025-0078).

A fair opinion. I simply try to avoid building a personal dependency on something that isn’t maintained so I’m less impacted if it suddenly breaks or there’s a vulnerability.

It’s a great tool though. One of the best security extensions bar noscript.

I did for a long time but Ray stopped maintaining it so I stopped using it.

I wouldn’t say personal use is a deal breaker. Plenty of distros like archlinuxarm and debian have pretty decent binary package repos in part thanks to raspberry pi and other prevalent arm v7 and v8 platforms. Otherwise you can compile things yourself.

Fex is also looking to be a game changer for arm - x86/x64 emulation in userspace on arm64 v8+. No need to care too much if there isn’t an arm binary available - just run the x86 one through fex.

Kiss bo kiss

Of all the things that should have been native from the very beginning is the fudging “user interface”.

Product management have lost their minds. 10 was the final Windows for me.