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by Bockit 14y ago
I found that I'd reached the same stage. If it wasn't multiplayer with the chance for competition, I couldn't get into it. If you're looking to branch out a bit though, I found just playing through co-op games with the same people I'd norma
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by Bockit 14y ago
Nowadays they have macro programs to help with this that use LUA or custom scripting languages to run the game. I remember learning LUA by writing scripts. Probably my pinnacle here was one to harvest wood / mine automatically, recalling to
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by Bockit 14y ago
Not sure about portal, but I've used a PS3 controller with software that emulates xbox 360 controllers. It was fairly difficult to get set up and then running every time but once it was running it was rock solid. Played my way through Lara
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by Bockit 14y ago
I quite like the suggestion at the end of the article, that there may be benefit taking some user-centric design methodologies and applying them to API design. I wonder if there are any APIs that already do this and what the general consens
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by Bockit 14y ago
> It's difficult to tell what is being asked here. This question is ambiguous, vague, incomplete, overly broad, or rhetorical and cannot be reasonably answered in its current form. For help clarifying this question so that it can be reo
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by Bockit 14y ago
To quote from the source[1]: > The overriding design goal for Markdown’s formatting syntax is to make it as readable as possible. The idea is that a Markdown-formatted document should be publishable as-is, as plain text, without looking
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by Bockit 14y ago
Sorry for the delayed reply. Yes, I would very much like to see that. I'd love to try it out, and would happily give feedback on using it in a couple of personal projects. My email's in my profile.
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by Bockit 14y ago
In an ideal world, I'd like to be able to use the CSS framework of my choice e.g. bootstrap, semantic markup for the reasons the author described in the article, and, the ability to extend my semantic classes with the .span2, .container, et
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by Bockit 14y ago
This is more of an aside than a comment specific to the article. Over the past year I've felt that the term "troll" is increasingly being confused with what would have been called "griefing" back in my gaming days. My early encounters with
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by Bockit 14y ago
I don't recommend anyone visiting the demo page at work, it's not just the word "penis" getting spammed.
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by Bockit 14y ago
I'm not giving best practises as I'm myself fairly new to Django, this is just a couple of packages to take a look at. I've been deploying two projects to AWS very recently and we've been using django-pipeline and django-storages (with s3 b
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What's the time Mr. Browser?(small.mu)
1 points by Bockit 14y ago|0 comments
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by Bockit 14y ago
If I have a Core 2 Duo, should I be concerned?
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by Bockit 14y ago
I'm imagining a setup now where we host their staging environment as it would effectively just be disk space, and when they want to publish changes it could render using this and publish to wherever the static files are hosted (S3, their ow
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by Bockit 14y ago
Our last 2 clients have asked for static solutions because they don't have the capacity to maintain django apps down the line and don't want to hire new staff or continue paying us for maintenance. We ended up developing both sites in djang
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by Bockit 14y ago
Do you have any alternatives you would recommend?
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by Bockit 14y ago
I realise you're joking, but for anyone looking for advice regarding how to play SC or SC2, I recommend http://wiki.teamliquid.net/
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by Bockit 15y ago
I thought it was interesting seeing the cruft of earlier versions in the automatic update cycle (more noticeable in FF than chrome, about 2% total of market share) that doesn't seem to be disappearing. It would be interesting to see how tha
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Go after four months(darkcoding.net)
7 points by Bockit 15y ago|0 comments
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by Bockit 15y ago
Just a preface, I'm giving this anecdotally, not claiming it to be the cause. I was at a birthday lunch the other Sunday and it was an extended family kind of event, when my mum, who is considerably computer illiterate, was talking about Du
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by Bockit 15y ago
I get that what you're trying to do is keep it syntactically correct javascript, but just in case, have you looked at HAML [1] and/or Jade[2]? Both templating languages that allow you to write HTML in that kind of way. Even less syntax than
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by Bockit 15y ago
Does anyone have any thoughts on if making patents non-transferrable would help the current patent situation? I'll admit I have barely begun to think about the implications so it may be dumb from the outset but I think: * No transferring to
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by Bockit 15y ago
I've been using Flipboard[1] on the iPad to read pic heavy subreddits that I don't necessarily want to see everything from but like to browse from time to time. Yahoo pipes[2] turns the subreddit's top stories .json representation into an R
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by Bockit 15y ago
This combined with the recent typography in IE promotion they just ran makes me think they're trying to push IE as a quality browser again.
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by Bockit 15y ago
I very quickly shot up to 150 friends and have only recently, years later, broken 200. I don't expect it to accelerate any time soon. I don't go out of my way to delete people I don't speak to, but I do lose friends over time, either people
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by Bockit 15y ago
I did a semester of 'Religious Studies' focusing primarily on non-monotheistic religions as an undergrad and when we studied the origins of religion the absolute earliest things to be considered religious was when some kind of ritual was pu
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by Bockit 15y ago
I may be missing something but I think you can do what is proposed with VirtualBox. I use it for my virtual dev machines and run them in headless mode. For example the command: vboxmanage startvm "Name of VM" --type=headless to boot an imag
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by Bockit 15y ago
Those are both fair distinctions (Silent vs Notifying and the deceptiveness vs 'bad').
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by Bockit 15y ago
Just as a thought experiment, let's assume this is deliberate. Is this: 1) That big of an issue? 2) Surprising? I'm going to say no to both. They're competitors. Thinking through it more though, I could see that it seems anti-competitive an
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by Bockit 15y ago
I'm currently building a website for a cafe who roast their own beans etc. They sell alongside their in-premises coffee bags of the ground beans made to customer specifications. The next stage of development will be adding a store for peopl

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