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4y ago
Which is a little disappointing, since one of the things I loved most about the GameCube game was the instant load times. I also enjoyed taking the disc out of the slot after the game was loaded.
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4y ago
Pravin Lal's speech stuck with me even more, it seemed prescient and relevant for how the mid/late-2000s and early 2010s played out. "As the Americans learned so painfully in Earth's final century, free flow of informati
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4y ago
For Boston/Mass it's "wicked." You can tell when someone injects it naturally and they grew up with its various contexts, or you're a new transplant and it's usually used in every other sentence. I was the latt
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4y ago
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4y ago
Was there a Pope of Abortion Rights that pronounced such an edict? As a man, I haven't encountered this in an abortion discussion, but it sounds like something an asshole would say and I try not to hang out with assholes.
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4y ago
Was that added somewhat recently?
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4y ago
Fixed link: http://replicaisland.blogspot.com/2010/01/fragmentation-more... Can't edit on HN anymore?
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4y ago
I remember doing some web development work for HardKernel/ODROID back in ~2010 and I just did it for free (I loved the idea of an "Android Game Boy," plus Chris Pruett at Google recommended it for gaming and game development[
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4y ago
DNS issues are the worst. Everything in your stack reports having a "connection" but everything takes 60 seconds to not even load.
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4y ago
That's the disingenuous presupposition. A more positive one would be those people actually got better at their skills and improved as people. I'd like to think I'm a better person than I was in high school. But if you're
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4y ago
I'm not sure continuous exposure to schadenfreude is any healthier than the more depressing topics, to be honest.
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4y ago
> Microsoft's list of faults would make this comment several megabytes. Sony is not without fault either: they're already selling a PlayStation with no game slot for a disk or cartridge, it's download only. They're ki
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4y ago
Proton (and SteamOS) are the bootstraps that will lift native Linux gaming ever higher. Yes, I've metaphorically had my face stepped on over and over for this thought, but I do see some winds of change blowing. Steam Deck is an inflect
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4y ago
That's a hard problem that a lot of smart people are trying to figure out. I'd say there's been good progress. https://support.google.com/messages/answer/10252671?hl=en I think this is exclusive to
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4y ago
I far, far prefer a protocol over Zuckerware, but to each their own.
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4y ago
I've watched a lot of Ghibli and it's still my favorite, but Spirited Away is an extremely close second.
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4y ago
In terms of artist-as-a-profession during his lifetime? It's harsh, but yes.
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4y ago
> * (if you have the financial means) get another device without ANY distraction what so ever, ideally disconnected from the internet (except maybe syncing files) For me it is a e-ink (android) tablet. +1 After years of advocating for th
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4y ago
> It is so sad that "make good game, sell it" model no longer works. It's all a wonky curve of "free - couple of dollars - hundreds and thousands of dollars". It does work, but not at the profit multiples that ve
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4y ago
Or is the robot playing its creator to enhance survivablity? (See also Ex Machina by Alex Garland.)
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4y ago
Imagine my surprise when I saw Incompetech credited in every episode of Last Podcast on the Left. I credited them in a short film about 7 years ago and it was surreal seeing it pop up again.
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4y ago
Absolutely love behind the scenes stuff. I'm only a little way into Binge Times[0] by Dade Hayes and Dawn Chmielewski and I'm pretty sure I can recommend it here. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B099WY4H6G/ref=
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5y ago
They've been at it for years, but it's been a difficult problem to solve. Tangible progress has been made in the last 2 or so OS updates, however. https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2018/06/talkin-trebl
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5y ago
There's some hope in Matter... if it doesn't keep getting delayed. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matter_(standard)
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Thankfully, the new CEO seems to agree. https://www.wsj.com/articles/david-zaslav-wants-to-distingui... Hopefully it's not all just puffery.
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5y ago
Why?
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5y ago
As was Hacks, which really could have been a proper HBO show instead of a Max Original.
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5y ago
I don't think that necessarily has to be true. When there's marketing and hype, old titles do very well. The Mario 3D collection to name one example.
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5y ago
Maybe not hyper-focused, but I joined CodeProject's Daily Insider newsletter in like 2005 freshman year of high school and despite considering a few times over the years opting out, it's been a consistent source of interesting lin
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5y ago
I find the small, label-less, monochrome icons undistracting, personally. If they tack on a few more I might start grousing, though. On the other hand, for some reason I cannot get myself over Firefox's default UI cruft in comparison.
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