Coincoin

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by Coincoin 9y ago
>If .NET (using C#) can produce a native binary I'll switch to that for as many projects as I can. We've been compiling our large C# games to native code for some years now because iOS only supports signed code. The main proble
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by Coincoin 9y ago
x86 and 68K are night and day. x86 is no fun at all; there is way too much legacy stuff.
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by Coincoin 9y ago
A real hologram, like in your last link, make the photons actually come from the correct angles so that everything is not in focus in your eye. Stereo imaging we see in current VR and TV technologies do not simulate that effect, which makes
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by Coincoin 9y ago
There is also Amanda from online services on the 3rd floor, but you don't know her. I swear she is good but at the same time worst than Grace.
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by Coincoin 9y ago
> The other is convenient and fast dispensers that counts tools and sponges as they are used. ... and reliable. Not like those stupid vending machines. You would think after so many deaths they would have fixed the problem.
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by Coincoin 9y ago
Maybe I don't understand the situation correctly but the tweet was: "Hey @KidsPass - when do you plan on doing anything about the massive security issues with your website?" Followed by a link explaining <wavy-hands> h
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by Coincoin 9y ago
I ignore 100% of mails telling me my computer is infected, my paypal account is compromised, my credit card stolen. I even flag the most convincing as scam! If I was on twitter, I'm sure I would do the same.
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by Coincoin 9y ago
Don't be, you must think of the children first! Europe is already talking about having laws forcing EV to make fake noises so that pedestrians can continue jay walking without looking for cars. So basically, current brown noise will be
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by Coincoin 9y ago
That's why mega capacitors are so interesting even if they can't store as much as a battery. We could instantly store all current kinetic energy in it and then recharge the battery "slowly" with the energy from the capac
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by Coincoin 9y ago
Good riddance. This was a marketing feature more than anything else so google could boast about how fast their search engine was. However, it always had tons of usability problems for no added benefit to the user, especially when refining a
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by Coincoin 9y ago
They're almost single, yes, but they are not almost single parents. There is a big difference. The money the other parent brings home they would still need to earn it if they were single parents.
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by Coincoin 9y ago
Just download a dictionary of known passwords, it's fascinating. You should see a lot of common words and names followed by 123 or 69.
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by Coincoin 9y ago
But then, wouldn't we see the same pattern for every shift? As a matter of fact, there are dips at 16 and 20h and no discernible change at 0h.
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by Coincoin 9y ago
What? I love how my cat can kill a fly I've been hunting for hours in just half a second. Spiders though, she sucks with spiders.
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by Coincoin 9y ago
Most compilers interprets variables name as opaque identifiers without semantic meaning. Does that mean I should not have rules to name variables? The way I interpreted the quote is: Don't parse the URI in your program to try to gain i
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by Coincoin 9y ago
Who cares the 20 people around me can't concentrate if I can type 5 WPM faster!!
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by Coincoin 9y ago
No. I Just go away. This happens mostly on my phone anyway.
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by Coincoin 9y ago
3. The modal window is too big which pushes the tiny close button outside the screen and makes it impossible to close.
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by Coincoin 9y ago
I agree even though there are several ways, having a portedolio is the best. The first method I personally used was to work for the guy one week with ludicrously low pay. He said yes at 7$/h, but I would have gone down even more. This
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by Coincoin 9y ago
And Peugeot make the best pepper mills in the world.
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by Coincoin 9y ago
I agree but only partially. I noticed most people who complain about hot weather dress very badly. The trick is ample light colored linen clothing that covers as much skin as possible. It might seem counter intuitive to cover your whole arm
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by Coincoin 9y ago
I'm just brown enough to get constantly asked where I'm from or what race I am. I seriously don't care. This is who I am and if it can be a conversation starter, so be it.
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by Coincoin 9y ago
Typical science articles bullshit we see around all the time. The funny thing is the author is technically not lying because I am sure we could find "many", that is, at least 2, humans who can't recognize more than 50 faces.
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by Coincoin 9y ago
Plants won't help us, just as cows are not making the problem worse. It doesn't matter how much plants and algea grow, when they die, they send the carbon back into the atmosphere and ocean. We have to sequestrate the carbon and t
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by Coincoin 9y ago
As a game developer having used C# for two large scale projects, I can tell you that the garbage collector was the least of our worries. Just be a good citizen and don't trash like crazy and the GC will never block in the action phase.
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by Coincoin 9y ago
Google are the one who made me install AdBlocker. I was tired of getting the same obnoxious and annoying unskippable 30 seconds ad for a long series of 45 seconds videos on youtube.
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by Coincoin 10y ago
I agree about the backlash, just not the mean. Banishment and censorship is 1) a very harsh punishment for what is basically wrong think, 2) doesn't actually fix the problem, it just moves it to a darker place.
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by Coincoin 10y ago
Yes! Let's prevent them from expressing themselves so they will never debate their ideas and never realize they might be wrong. Let's ostracize them until they have no choice but fester their frustration, hidden from the rest of w
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by Coincoin 10y ago
My understanding is second stage is harder, first because of the rocket equation. Every Kg on the second stage is much more costly than an additional Kg on the first stage. Second, the second stage needs to go into orbit before it can retur
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by Coincoin 10y ago
It always happen right after you can barely see the fire reflecting on the barge. The vibrations from the rocket screws with the satellite connection. We don't have the technology yet to have internet in the middle of the ocean withou

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