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Christian Klauser @klauser.link · 03/08/2026

In the EU companies must hand you data they have in "a common format" when requested. Might be worth a shot account.microsoft.com/privacy/priv... Maybe the whiteboard exports are all in there

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Christian Klauser @klauser.link · 22/07/2026

As someone who has carried an actual rifle on their back: the process of unslinging it and getting it ready to use is lengthy and, more importantly, very undignified. That clearly wouldn't do for Mr. Bond. So my guess would be: animations look more authentically "high speed operator" this way

Christian Klauser @klauser.link · 12/07/2026

Cool project, need to check it out 😎 One note about the flyer: the black border around the QR Code needs to go. The QR standard requires that the area immediately around the QR code is bright. Apple devices often tolerate this while many Android devices will fail to detect the code.

Christian Klauser @klauser.link · 17/06/2026

Sooo something like Wikipedia (Discussion pages)? Something baby something bathwater

Christian Klauser @klauser.link · 21/05/2026

Sure, this generates interesting stories, but I'm not sure if those feelings and lessons are what I want my players to take away from my games. I'd much rather have my game emphasize that you can overcome adversity if you trust others, if you work together even if it means making yourself vulnerable

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Christian Klauser @klauser.link · 21/05/2026

One could equally argue that Stonetops essence (there are no monsters; humans are the true monsters) presents trust, cooperation and love as vulnerability; that it frames game theory, the dark forest mindset and cowardice as the "correct" choice.

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Christian Klauser @klauser.link · 21/05/2026

I respect Quinns, but I also wouldn't assign too much weight to that throwaway statement of his. His whole power fantasy argument seems cherry picked to me.

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Christian Klauser @klauser.link · 15/05/2026

Blurb is fine, but not sure how effective it is. Will the name attached to the blurb mean anything to your potential buyers? Many TTRPG books don't feature the name of their designer on their cover.

Christian Klauser @klauser.link · 26/03/2026

Colored and numbered bases to uniquely identify each mini (red 2, green 2, green 4, etc). The GM keeps track of damage dealt to each mini (secret). Conditions are represented on the board (lay mini flat, color-coded tokens next to the mini, etc)

Christian Klauser @klauser.link · 22/03/2026

Perfect grammar. And yes, not even remotely hard enough.

Haclif @haclif.bsky.social · 14/04/2025

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Caleandros, the Brave, Whose Cry is Thunder. A minotaur exemplar who wears a Victor's Wreath, the Skybearer's Belt, and wields a +1 Striking Shock Silver Bec de Corbin. This character was commissioned and belongs to @klauser.link Let me know what you think! #Pathfinder #DnDArt #commission

A digital painting of a strong looking minotaur, wearing plate armor and wielding a pole weapon with a hammer and a spike on the top.

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Christian Klauser @klauser.link · 29/12/2025

One of the most valuable books for Pathfinder 1e was the NPC Guide. It contained a unique character for each level of every single class. It saved me countless hours of prep work. But it is also by far the least exciting book in the PF1 range.

Christian Klauser @klauser.link · 29/12/2025

It's interesting how my answer would be different for "what I'd find most useful" vs. "what I most wish existed". I love reading adventures and setting books, but monsters, treasures and encounters are what help me prep. Improvising a setting: doable. Improvising play-tested, balanced monsters: hard

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Christian Klauser @klauser.link · 09/12/2025

You've got to be kidding, @github.com 🤯. Instead of releasing two new copilot branded features per week, how about making the PR code review feature usable? This should be in your interest. With LLM-generated code, a good review experience is now more important than ever!

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Christian Klauser @klauser.link · 05/12/2025

As a docs reader, it's nice to have all docs searchable in one place. Microsoft hosts some of their windows crate docs themselves and it's always a journey to find their docs site again. Would be cool if such crates were still indexed on crates.io even if the actual docs live elsewhere. ActivityPub?

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Christian Klauser @klauser.link · 02/12/2025

Once I inevitably enable rainbow brackets and semantic highlighting for identifiers, there won't be much left of whatever theme I am using 😂🌈 (the IntelliJ one is fine, I guess)

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Christian Klauser @klauser.link · 23/10/2025

Congrats! Very much also believe that jj has what it takes to end git monoculture. Wish you all the best

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Christian Klauser @klauser.link · 18/10/2025

I also think about the engineer(s) who implemented this dialog and the change to denylist notepad.exe. Were they spineless yes-men? Or were they taken for a ride with smooth talk about "protecting users from themselves" or data-driven nonsense like "98.7% of users love the new notepad"?

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Christian Klauser @klauser.link · 18/10/2025

Why do you even care? If a user doesn't want your new AI bullshit version of notepad, you are not going to win them over anyway. And the audacity, to think you have any say in which application I use to interact with my files, shows a staggering disconnect between MS decision making and their users.

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Christian Klauser @klauser.link · 18/10/2025

Holy fuck. It's one thing for Microsoft to silently replace Windows notepad with their new AI-integrated version of notepad. But it's an entirely different level of malice to go out of their way to actually prevent people from associating .txt with the original notepad.exe. I'm so done with Windows.

Windows error dialog reading: The program you have selected cannot be associated with this file type. Please choose another program.

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Christian Klauser @klauser.link · 13/09/2025

I don't feel this is the case for async implementations where async routines don't need to be "driven to completion" (.NET, Web platform). There, you _may_ wait for an async routine to complete, but whether you do is entirely orthogonal to the execution of the async routine.

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Christian Klauser @klauser.link · 31/08/2025

Same. I'm glad the "wE tHinK 30fps iS mOrE cInEmaTic" excuse didn't stick.

Christian Klauser @klauser.link · 31/08/2025

That's wild! Here, the European GDPR's Right to rectification (art 16) would come in handy. I always found that part of the law bizarre, but looking back it was oddly prescient. Libel laws are really hard to wield against AI because they will argue that they weren't *knowingly* spreading lies.

Christian Klauser @klauser.link · 07/08/2025

TIL NVMe SSDs are now cheaper than SATA SSDs. I mean economically, in terms of volume, it makes sense, but just a few years ago a large m.2 stick was a decadent luxury good 🤯 Now it's like: "if I had more PCIe lanes, I'd buy another m.2, but I guess I have to go with the pricy SATA option instead"

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Christian Klauser @klauser.link · 05/08/2025

Today, I use (paid) proton for email/calendar and (paid) Kagi for search. I still use YouTube and Google Maps, though. Yes alternatives exist, but my personal risk profile is way different. If I lost access to maps one day: no big deal vs. if I lost access to Gmail I would have been ruined before.

Christian Klauser @klauser.link · 05/08/2025

Reducing my Google dependence took a long time. Get an email provider that lets you bring your own domain. That way, the provider doesn't "own" your identity, and you can always switch providers while your email address stays the same. I then slowly started using my new address. Took about a year.

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Christian Klauser @klauser.link · 04/08/2025

Yay! Embarked on the same journey this week. 🐧If I get Affinity to run, I'll have 95% of my needs covered. Dual boot will cover the rest. Good luck 🤞

Pacelic @pacelic.bsky.social · 21/07/2025

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Artwork for Klauser :3

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Christian Klauser @klauser.link · 01/07/2025

I enjoyed Alters, but to be crystal clear: I won't pay you or any other studio for AI garbage. If I wanted creatively bankrupt, average af AI slop, I can generate that myself, thanks. I don't need you as a middleman. When I pay for a game, it's for the human craftsmanship, expertise and creativity.

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Christian Klauser @klauser.link · 21/06/2025

Least favourite thing in video games by far: endlessly re-spawning minions in boss fights. It's just so antithetical to how I approach challenges: one problem at a time.

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Christian Klauser @klauser.link · 16/06/2025

Danke für die wichtige Recherche! Hat das Finanzdepartement begründet, warum sie den Bericht nicht herausrückt? Oder war's schlicht "Sehr geehrte Frau Ineichen, Vielen Dank für Ihre Anfrage. Nein. Freundliche Grüsse"?

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Christian Klauser @klauser.link · 10/06/2025

If you do want the old notepad back, you can uninstall the Windows Store Version of notepad (installed secretly and without your consent) and fall back to the old version shipped with the OS. You will have to create a Start Menu entry for it.

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Christian Klauser @klauser.link · 08/05/2025

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is phenomenally fantastic 😍 Excellent sound track, excellent story, fun gameplay. If you go for it, have a pack of tissues at hand. Trust me #clairobscur

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Christian Klauser @klauser.link · 02/05/2025

Last time I had to use git (repo with a submodule) it was absolutely bewildering. Intellectually I still knew git's model, but emotionally I was like: why is what I actually want to do obscured behind arcane steps and concepts? Why not just do the thing? Why should I care about your index/stage?

Christian Klauser @klauser.link · 02/05/2025

😤 Monoco, of course. Skeet edit when?

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Charlie Stross @cstross.bsky.social · 02/05/2025

A THOUGHT: going by the etymology, shouldn't an *actual* aristocratic title for an edgelord be Marquess? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marquess#Etym…

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Christian Klauser @klauser.link · 02/05/2025

Dang, might have to switch to french then. Thing is: the delivery of the English cast is otherwise great and I love LOVE Monaco's voice

Christian Klauser @klauser.link · 18/04/2025

Triangle Agency is such a gem. Hope you have a perfectly Normal day.

Christian Klauser @klauser.link · 14/04/2025

😍 Amazing! Thanks for bringing the char to life! Was great working with you.

SwiftOnSecurity @swiftonsecurity.com · 08/03/2025

Reposted by Christian Klauser

What are essential minor indignities anyone who has actually worked in your career knows, but would never be realized by a fake? Like sorting IP addresses in Excel for IT.

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Christian Klauser @klauser.link · 18/02/2025

The "desktop mode" toggle once again comes to the rescue. Countless times colleagues at work have stared at mobile Firefox in envy as it lets me fool poorly written enterprise apps into cooperation while they are forced to unpack their laptops to have a three row <table> displayed.

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Christian Klauser @klauser.link · 18/02/2025

And we're back in the dark ages of browser mono culture 🙄🙄🙄 (Mobile Firefox, which, I might add, works perfectly fine for 99.999% of the modern web)

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