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by 746F7475 10y ago
Then I guess you have to factor in housing costs, say a hotel fee.
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by 746F7475 10y ago
So, what have you done to improve the situation?
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by 746F7475 10y ago
Am I missing something obvious here? The 40-something-guy in the blog moved to another state without a job to live with his 80-something mother? What happened to him in the first place? Why doesn't he have any savings or anything to sh
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by 746F7475 10y ago
Yeah, I'm not really willing to put up with monthly costs for this, but thanks for recommendation
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by 746F7475 10y ago
I would love to play around with "botting" in some games, but I just don't even know where to begin. I tried to create super naive autoplayer years ago in C# by trying to just send keyboard keys into games, but most games did
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by 746F7475 10y ago
One could argue that this is just a byproduct of the actual goals. If everyone is more open, then "being open should be the norm", which means that you don't care that you get targeted ads, in fact you love that advertisers c
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by 746F7475 10y ago
I would love to get to experience something like that, but I don't have the educational merits to even be considered by industry heavy hitters like that.
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by 746F7475 10y ago
Didn't care to read after first rant about hiring process. It just seems like you are not a fit for Google. People always try to find company which "culture" fits them, but it also works the other way around, even if you wish
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by 746F7475 10y ago
If the traffic is encrypted then they wouldn't see into it, but it would go through their servers, so in worst case scenario you'd be surfing from behind the Great Chinese Firewall
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by 746F7475 10y ago
Isn't this already possible with normal Minecraft? I mean obviously you have to write your mod with Java, but still.
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by 746F7475 10y ago
So were they trying to promote the hosting platform or what? I doubt Ubuntu 12.04 needs marketing at this point.
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by 746F7475 10y ago
I have no idea how hard or easy it is, but it still seems like they are doing way more advanced shit than I ever did
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by 746F7475 10y ago
This is strange to me, I've been using computers since I can remember, but I only very late started to do anything productive with them. I've never had anything I've wanted to keep, I mean sure I now have some scripts that ar
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by 746F7475 11y ago
To me "tOr" will always mean "The Onion Router" because that's what it is. No matter how the "toR" people want me to spell their programs name
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by 746F7475 11y ago
> I have not seen evidence that this has changed. Just the things like: "men can't be opressed" and all the "check your privilege" shit just brings my piss to boil. And more I see all these SJWs acting like spoil
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by 746F7475 11y ago
> Who here is a feminist? (Two, three hands go up, timidly.) > Wait, let me ask another way around: who here thinks that all people, regardless of gender, have the same rights and should be treated equally? (All hands go up.) > Con
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by 746F7475 11y ago
That note seems so childish. "We rebranded and if you don't know about it you are just uneducated mongrel on the mercy of media"
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by 746F7475 11y ago
These are like ramblings of a mad man
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by 746F7475 11y ago
But most content on /wsg/ is webm these days
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by 746F7475 11y ago
All this shit we've been working on and actively can improve? Shiiiiiet, I guess we might as well not do it and use gas until it runs out, right?
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by 746F7475 11y ago
remember this when you are building something next time
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by 746F7475 11y ago
If your "professional relationship" is "destroyed" by something like this then it wasn't a real relationship anyway
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by 746F7475 11y ago
I've never minded mornings. I mean if I woke up I can be out the door in 5 minutes and be ready for the day. At times it can be odd if I just get few hours of sleep, I can deal with a work day, but after that 6-10 hours I crash pretty
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by 746F7475 11y ago
Being this mad over some random comment... Either upgrade or not, no one cares.
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by 746F7475 11y ago
Yeah, but if you are unknown you can easily rebrand
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by 746F7475 11y ago
If no one knows about your project it's name doesn't matter. Bring to mind the old MikeRoweSoft vs. Microsoft thing.
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by 746F7475 11y ago
I'm not suggesting that they should break encryption, but I'd like to point out again that it's pretty hard to prove that breaking encryption is necessary in "the fight against terrorism" until they can break the en
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by 746F7475 11y ago
>From my understanding to date there has not been any proven evidence that has been "hidden" away by encryption by terrorists. To be fair it's hard to know if there has been since we can't take a peek into the encrypt
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by 746F7475 11y ago
>For Apple to comply with the court's order would require some of its employees to act. If whoever at Apple is told to comply with the court's order declines to do so, then what? If every Apple employee asked to supply informat
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by 746F7475 11y ago
So then maybe this isn't for you, but for me it completely replaces WhatsApp and Signal on my phone and now I don't need Skype on any of my computers (Linux for work, OSX on the go, and Windows at home) and all my conversations sy

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