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Had a near exact conversation with my then 5 year old. He got really frustrated during the discussion as he wanted a straight answer but later understood what I meant.
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11y ago
So just to get this straigh... you worked on software projects with user interfaces but could not actually picture the actual interfaces in your mind?
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11y ago
like voting on hackernews?
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11y ago
I guess I just think of the DnD panic to be from the 80s so for someone to take it so seriously in 2006 I find unusual.
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11y ago
I'm very surprised by this being your experience in 2006.
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11y ago
I eventually found that what I was looking for was Varnish. Here is the description from wikipedia that explains the disk caching side of things.... "Varnish stores data in virtual memory and leaves the task of deciding what is stored
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Ask HN: Disk based caching server?
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11y ago
nope, mirroring was actually the default setup for the rift and still possible
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11y ago
The rift has cameras that track your movement. That is the main difference that you are looking for. I've used the rift dk1 with extension cables and can actually move around quite freely, though obviously not as much as a wireless set
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11y ago
if you are a touch typer this is a non issue. I've typed a bunch of rift on and if I really have to see something I just peek under. With that said though there are some projects out there where people try to track fingers on a keyboar
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11y ago
Lynx?
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11y ago
At a company that makes money and treats their employees well?
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11y ago
Conferences, conventions, vacations?
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11y ago
This is analyzing the video feed in real-time to scrape info and stats that display on screen. I always assumed someone would do this for splatoon, since nintendo is way behind in this sort of thing (they don't even have a way to speca
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11y ago
good point for training purposes but for a cycling simulation you would want head wind, tailwind and wind while going down hills. You should be able to coast down a hill and know you are going fast. Also could be used to simulate drafting
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11y ago
here you go http://www.petalfan.com/
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Oculus kickstarter backers to get free CV1
(kickstarter.com)
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11y ago
I remember typing in games on the TI-99/4A without understanding how to edit a program in TI Basic. If I mistyped I couldn't go back and edit the line so was screwed. With some guidance back in the day I would have had a lot more
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My mom was a mainframe programmer and says the cloud it is just like what they had 50 years ago with timesharing but a different name. I just smile and nod. Is such a statement much different than saying PCs are just tiny mainframes with a
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with that said, that forum is certainly blazing fast for page views
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11y ago
most slowness you are talking about is usually database and/or caching related
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11y ago
had no idea that existed
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11y ago
When I watch it back then I wasn't sure and it just felt a bit staged but I guess not.
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11y ago
oh wait... googling shows it as a real documentary. Could have sworn when I saw it so many years ago that it was not a real company
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11y ago
Not that I know of but I have no idea why not. Ubuntu for Android was a project started 2 or 3 years ago which was based off of the concept of being able to boot up Ubuntu from a powerful phone. The Ubuntu Phone is supposed to have desktop
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thanks for this. I played quake live for a couple months solid last year and just couldn't make a dent against anyone in duels except other new players even though i was working hard to improve
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I don't know about action games in general but I definitely feel like highly competitive games (esports) have an extreme mental side to them. I'm thinking about some of the top games like Counter-Strike, League of Legends, Dota, S
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"Sparing a life is the point regardless of what the crime was." That's not everyone's perspective on the matter
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Actually I think they mean process. Instead of going back between the right people over the course of months with perfect mockups, sign offs, conference calls, etc they were in the same room and shortened or threw out various parts of the p
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safety issue i would assume. many pit crew members have been killed over the years in motorsports so precautions and rules have been progressively been put in place to prevent them
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