DoggettCK

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   by DoggettCK 13y ago

   Thanks for your work on Grim. It's the reason I learned Lua (via LuaDec and extracting code out of the .LAB files), and I play it at least once a year.
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   by DoggettCK 14y ago

   I literally did get my car washed last week, and the next evening, we had water 10 feet past the doors at work. Willie Nelson never should've built this place below the parking lot. This is the worst superpower.
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   by DoggettCK 14y ago

   Announced the day after I signed a contract on a house outside the service area. It was clearly me holding you back the whole time, Austin. I'm so sorry.
4. 64.▲
   by DoggettCK 14y ago

   Agreed. Plus, I think the only people who worry that they're going to look like kids for enjoying it are kids.
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   by DoggettCK 14y ago

   Grim Fandango is at the top of my short list of games I replay once a year, at least. Followed closely by Mega Man 2 and Wind Waker. There aren't any surprises to it, just a good story, style, music, and humor. Some people like to watch cer
6. 66.▲
   by DoggettCK 14y ago

   This, Grim Fandango, and Full Throttle.
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   by DoggettCK 14y ago

   > Your life is hardly over, it hasn't even begun. Justin Bieber is 19 and has quite a few #1 albums already, should every 20-something singer feel bad about themselves as a result? You need a new yardstick to measure yourself by. Some o
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   by DoggettCK 14y ago

   We were actually talking about your company in our sprint planning meeting a few minutes ago, since we're doing in-house Python analytics. You might be getting a call.
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   by DoggettCK 14y ago

   The content of the article was great, but I had to remove the font-family style from the body tag with Firebug due to the way Firefox was handling aliasing on the font. Aside from that minor nitpick, I learned something new and valuable, so
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    by DoggettCK 14y ago

    Gamers with Jobs has an incredible community, editorials, and a games discussion podcast. http://www.gamerswithjobs.com
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    by DoggettCK 14y ago

    Thanks! Very happily employed now at a former startup that I also interviewed with back then. Decided not to go with them at the time because their 5-year plan was to sell the company within a year and move on to something else. They got bo
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    by DoggettCK 14y ago

    From the file: "PACER normally carries an eight cents per page fee, however, by accessing from one of the seventeen libraries, users may search and download data for free." And: "The two accounts were responsible for downloading more than e
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    by DoggettCK 14y ago

    "He sold fireworks in a county where it's illegal to set off fireworks."
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    by DoggettCK 14y ago

    Bought it myself off Amazon for $25 for a Secret Santa gift, and it's well worth it. I did see this on reddit, I believe from someone who paid $0. I really hope it's real. http://i.imgur.com/8v2vc.jpg
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    by DoggettCK 14y ago

    I actually had an anonymous secrets site at too-many-secrets.com, which was originally cootysratsemen.com. Users in beta loved the name, but didn't tell me until it went live that they didn't want it in their employers' logs.
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    by DoggettCK 14y ago

    Thanks! I also just realized that my second version, which was free, but ad-supported, probably entitled those 300 users to free upgrades forever. The current version has an unlimited, ad-supported trial, or you can pay $0.99 to get rid of
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    Ask HN: Critique/review my first app, Milestone

    2 points by DoggettCK 14y ago|2 comments