FRex

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by FRex 9y ago
Yes, games. http://www.kongregate.com/top-rated-games?sort=newest Although it's not clear from just a game being in Flash if it's in Haxe and compiled to Flash or actually in AS, but still. It's so convenient
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by FRex 9y ago
This is absolutely awful. There are thousands of great games on ArmorGames and Kongregate that are in Flash. I they consider open sourcing it or at least allowing open source alternatives to grow.
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by FRex 9y ago
Still, I'm not into crypto currencies at all and I only hear about Bitcoin (that's understandable) and Etherum (due to all these hacks, the first being the one that lead to ETC vs. ETH fork).
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by FRex 9y ago
That logic is so dumb I'm at a loss for words. A crime is a crime, no matter the status of its perpetrator, there are lists of "unsolved crimes" where the criminal(s) responsible are still at large and/or unknown. As for
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by FRex 9y ago
What is that Japanese system?
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by FRex 9y ago
Yes, people committing crimes like buying illegal weapons and drugs ARE criminals. Why are you claiming otherwise? Buying illegal goods safely is a legitimate use of bitcoin to you? No one at any point here said EVERYONE using bitcoin and t
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by FRex 9y ago
Are you making an argument for or against Bitcoin now? What you basically said is: people who deal in illegal goods using Bitcoin are not criminals because they will never be caught thanks to Bitcoin and mixers. Bitmixer.io guy/girl an
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by FRex 9y ago
And Amish do not use technology. You are free to get off the site now to not commit a sin in their eyes. People mentioned here are criminals by any reasonable definition of the word: illegal drugs, weapons, ordering hitmen, identity thefts,
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by FRex 9y ago
I'm really sorry to be that guy but.. again? Even the article says it's 4th time this month. What's going on?
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by FRex 9y ago
What's wrong with Chinese input using a decent IME actually?
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by FRex 9y ago
There is also Interslavic that continues from Old Church Slavonic: http://steen.free.fr/interslavic/ I natively know Polish and I know some very little Russian back from high school and Interslavic is more clear to me
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by FRex 9y ago
What do you think of The Straits Times global news section?
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by FRex 9y ago
cmd.exe and calc.exe from ReactOS can be used since ReactOS aims to be fully binary compatible. They look a bit bad though. Or this is a good opportunity to use tools not built into the OS or write own replacements. It's a bit silly to
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by FRex 9y ago
In Poland there was a case few years back of a company (I have no idea if that means a one person company or a bigger one) owner finding out by putting a name of his client into google that it indexed documents containing private informatio
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by FRex 9y ago
Source? In a country as lobbied and lawyered up as USA what kind of crazy antitrust laws can affect a mobile OS that is an absolute underdog with single digit market share and two HUGE competitors?
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by FRex 9y ago
I considered the magnet but the problems are: it weakens over time, might break, might infect you, the scar tissue builds up and disables the feeling and it's still metal in you (MRI, etc.). Pain I'd not mind, it's a brief su
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by FRex 9y ago
Yes, I read the article, that's why I said I came to the same conclusion ("wearables > implantables"). My 'ring' answer for magnet in finger was just an example of a counterpoint in such a debate between these tw
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by FRex 9y ago
I'd much prefer nanites that silently aid you and can be controlled and repurposed and replicated easily and turned on and off like in DX1 and 2 (especially) than hunks of gross metal like in Bionic Command or DX3. Want a stronger arm:
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by FRex 9y ago
I came to the same conclusion instantly at the moment of my first encounter of a finger magnet idea on YouTube - "Cool, but I want a ring that does that and that I can tune, replace and put on and take off at will...". Alternative
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by FRex 9y ago
Lazarus IDE and Free Pascal Compiler are available if you really want to play with Pascal. It's super easy and fun to do simple GUI programming in it especially.
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by FRex 9y ago
I never used any Apple device and have no idea how popular Swift is, I also never coded Objective-C despite using C and C++ a lot in my hobby programming. It'd not surprise me that IBM was supporting something niche/enterprise-y t
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by FRex 9y ago
Which one? There are two languages named Swift: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swift_(programming_language) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swift_(parallel_scripting_lang...
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by FRex 9y ago
Is it really? Even just extra 10W over a month is just under 7 kWh and might approach a dollar[1]. Spinning 3.5" HDDs from time to time is especially costly and they often spin down when unused for a long time. Load spike might also ma
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by FRex 9y ago
Lua does too, for literal tables and strings being sole argument you can omit parentheses. But to call method on a literal you need to add them. > print("OK") > print "OK" > ("OK %d"):format(1) I'
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by FRex 9y ago
Same. I absolutely love the built in keyboard in my MSI PE60 6QD (kinda a gamer's laptop) and I never liked mechanical long throw noisy ones.
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by FRex 9y ago
90% of a population can easily be above average in a real life scenario where most of the group is roughly equal with few elements dragging the average slightly below their level. Example: nine 11s and one 10, the average is 10.9 and 90% of
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by FRex 9y ago
This says you can't even seriously financially consider suing them or even call them out in any way over ANY of your patents. If you happen to be a ML/VR/cars company and think "oh, we use React on one tiny website that&
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by FRex 9y ago
The section you quite is under this one: >Facebook, Inc. ("Facebook") hereby grants to each recipient of the Software ("you") a perpetual, worldwide, royalty-free, non-exclusive, irrevocable (subject to the terminatio
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by FRex 9y ago
I have no idea but another case is RakNet (another Facebook property, via Occulus). It even uses the older, more controversial wording: https://github.com/facebookarchive/RakNet/blob/master/PATENT... And
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by FRex 9y ago
Point 2. sounds kinda sketchy. Facebook's BSD says that even 'take a direct financial interest in' suing is forbidden. So if you begin cutting React out of your operations and then sue them already React-free they will probab

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