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by 83457 8y ago
I think the mobile platforms are doing pretty well for themselves. Nintendo has there own little niche with specialized controls. Not sure there has ever been a successful gaming platform built on a mobile device outside of the touch screen
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by 83457 8y ago
All I know is that I vastly prefer hanging around people that vape vs smoke. I am middle aged and wasn't that familiar with it but started running events with older teens and young adults with vaping being somewhat common (small fracti
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by 83457 8y ago
I used to buy Bazooka bubble gum for 5 cents from the store as a kid in the early 90's. Since then I can't think of anything else for that amount of money
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by 83457 8y ago
Got any examples of other systems that you prefer for ui?
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by 83457 8y ago
{insert that's not an arm joke here}
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by 83457 8y ago
All I know is that I've repeatedly run into situations where Google maps will take me to the entrance of something like a rec center, park or school while Apple maps takes me to a spot a quarter mile away on the other side of the block
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by 83457 8y ago
Well inflation
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by 83457 9y ago
or even satellite phones which aren't that expensive
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by 83457 9y ago
With this query approach how do you find people that have a prop1 but do not a prop2? If you get records back with prop1 then you have to remove those records from results based on another record. There are multiple ways to accomplish this
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by 83457 9y ago
But how would you do exclusions with your approach?
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by 83457 9y ago
I'm assuming the general idea is that multiple layers of depth perception are not necessary if everything rendered is at very consistent range such as at your hands in a natural position? Reminds me of the early oculus ducktape prototy
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by 83457 9y ago
off-topic: washington post has a paywall. When something is posted on HN and elsewhere do most users just not have the ability to read or am I missing something?
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by 83457 9y ago
Depends on how you pronounce beginning of "usual". If "y" sound then use "a" but if "oo" then "an". Just like words like "history" can be pronounced differently and thus can be &qu
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by 83457 9y ago
Because then we would never have autonomous cars
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by 83457 9y ago
Sounds like a pretty good idea for a tv display.
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Nintendo Toy-Con Garage – Coding Toolkit(youtube.com)
1 points by 83457 9y ago|0 comments
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by 83457 9y ago
Does this apply to digital game item trading/markets at all?
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by 83457 9y ago
I think it is more of an issue with individually sold items must have ingredients and nutritional info.
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by 83457 9y ago
I'm always amazed also at how slow cashiers can be. I worked at walmart nearly 20 years ago and briefly they had a bonus for speed. All of the "career" retail cashiers got pissed because new employees who had only been there
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by 83457 9y ago
literally
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by 83457 9y ago
Slightly off-topic but Meetup's redesign over the last year really sucks. Not sure what is going on there
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by 83457 9y ago
EverQuest, Ultima Online? You have your history backwards
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by 83457 9y ago
Are they real friends though if you only talk to them on the phone? I keep in touch with my friends in person by going to their door and knocking. Real friends that is.
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by 83457 9y ago
"I can send an IP packet to Europe faster than I can send a pixel to the screen. How f’d up is that?" - John Carmack
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by 83457 9y ago
How are you measuring from key activation?
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The tiny chip that changed music forever – C64's SID(techcentral.co.za)
28 points by 83457 9y ago|0 comments
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by 83457 9y ago
Haven't look at them in half a decade but smart pens always seemed like a solid idea to meet this need. Livescribe was the primary one I looked at years ago but I know there were multiple competitors and technologies available. The end
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by 83457 9y ago
Nintendo is asking them not to make the game too much like the normal one.
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Mac Plus vs. Apple IIGS – Apple/Jobs Biggest Mistake?(youtube.com)
1 points by 83457 9y ago|0 comments
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by 83457 9y ago
My dad had a keyboard with those bumps rubbed almost completely off. Occasionally I would need to use the computer attached to it and found it really hard to use. I'm so accustomed to unconsciously placing my fingers correctly using th

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