Cakez0r

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by Cakez0r 12y ago
I'm really curious how they handle paging if they're only using memcached. E.G. If a a photo node has 10,000 comment nodes (and thus 10,000 edges linking the photo to the comments), chances are you only want to display the most re
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by Cakez0r 12y ago
Thank you for taking the time to post this enlightening rebuttal.
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by Cakez0r 12y ago
I agree that an open source developer can object to donations on a personal level and I think it's a very reasonable request to personally unsubscribe from communications from some entity. What I don't agree with is complaining th
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by Cakez0r 12y ago
Those projects are in the public domain. If there are purposes that you don't want your project to be used for then forbid it in the license. When you put your contact information in the public domain and then complain about being noti
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by Cakez0r 12y ago
Giving money to open source developers. How parasitical.
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by Cakez0r 12y ago
And a nice attack vector
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by Cakez0r 12y ago
Display 5.96” 1440 x 2560 display (493 ppi) Insane!
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by Cakez0r 12y ago
But I expect most servers don't have any software on them related to opening emails or Office files. I would've thought that Rackspace reserves mandatory server hotfixes for only the most serious vulnerabilities (E.G. shellshock).
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by Cakez0r 12y ago
I think another (real) windows zero day will be announced soon. I received an email from Rackspace giving advanced notice that they will be patching all Windows servers to fix a 0day. I'm not sure why they'd take such measures for
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by Cakez0r 12y ago
The clients determined their own position, yes. It was not a peer to peer game and the server ran sanity checks on what the client was telling it (is their velocity acceptable for the car they have? did they accelerate too fast? are they in
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by Cakez0r 12y ago
WoW uses TCP the last time I checked (the overhead of TCP is acceptable for an RPG in most cases). I believe Diablo 3 also uses TCP and uses protobuf. EVE online have some very good tech posts and are generally quite open about their techno
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by Cakez0r 12y ago
Have had this problem too with making a racing game. We ended up making remote entities move independently of the physics engine (I.E. cars for remote players were just static objects that had their positions manually updated). This worked
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by Cakez0r 12y ago
> For a while, there was a really good match between the complexity of the game world and the way it was represented, and I don't think it's a coincidence that this window is where we find many beloved gaming classics. I though
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by Cakez0r 12y ago
Black is not a background, though.
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by Cakez0r 12y ago
I'd be interested in trying out MTailor if they had an Android client and will ship to England. Is an Android client in the works?
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by Cakez0r 12y ago
Not sure why that doesn't work for you, but it should work: https://i.imgur.com/uMpdNj0.png
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by Cakez0r 12y ago
I love the start menu too. Though I don't understand how it fits in if they're keeping the start screen too...
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by Cakez0r 12y ago
I think it would work to just make the inside lane unrestricted and only have speed limits on the outer lanes. That way, slow and fast drivers aren't endangering each other because they're in completely separate streams of traffic
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by Cakez0r 12y ago
Any inspiration taken from Her?
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by Cakez0r 12y ago
I couldn't imagine using standalone vim as an IDE either... However, if you want the best of both worlds then Visual Studio has a vim emulation plugin (VsVim) and Sublime has vim emulation mode too!
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by Cakez0r 12y ago
It would only cost a small fraction of the money raised to prevent huge losses. Why shouldn't a project owner be obligated to spend a few percent of their total raised? The burden of logistics falls to the project owners. If they can&#
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by Cakez0r 12y ago
Kickstarter need to create rules that protect the backers who can't reasonably be expected to understand the risks. 1% of the project's funds could've paid for an industry expert to take a look at their project plan and tell
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by Cakez0r 12y ago
If the company has burned through all their money though, it's kinda hard to draw blood from a stone...
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by Cakez0r 12y ago
The problem is than an inexperienced team will genuinely believe they can deliver an ambitious project and it takes someone with industry experience to see that they're biting off more than they can chew. I don't think anyone is b
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by Cakez0r 12y ago
Even purchasing a business license (allowing you to use visual studio) for two platforms would still be cost effective at $1998 per year. Given that you're developing one code base instead of two, I'd guess the productivity increa
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by Cakez0r 12y ago
Sure. The things I've noticed since Nadella took over from Ballmer: * They're obviously putting a lot of effort into listening to their customers and implementing their feedback (see windows 8.2 changes, start bar is coming back,
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by Cakez0r 12y ago
It's more about "semantic editing" than memorizing arcane keybinds. With Vim, you describe what you want to do with actions and motions. Motions move the cursor from a starting point to an end point and then actions do someth
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by Cakez0r 12y ago
Are the taxi drivers allowed to use both Uber and the medallion system?
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by Cakez0r 12y ago
Microsoft are making all the right moves recently. I think they're going to really make a resurgence with Nadella at the wheel!
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by Cakez0r 12y ago
Incredibly annoying! Surely there's another walkway that doesn't pass right through the camera shot!

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