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Igglyboo
12y ago
Maybe about the casual part but saying that the only difference is denying is complete wrong, they have extremely differing meta games and mechanics. LoL has an MMORPG element to it with character progression(runes, summoner abilities etc.)
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12y ago
I have about 3000 hours in Dota/Dota2 combined, I still refuse to play certain heroes because I don't know how to play them effectively yet(Invoker comes to mind). The learning curve for the base game is very high, then you have t
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12y ago
LoL is most likely more casual but they are definitely not the same game, they are the same genre and have similar maps and rules but they have extremely different mechanics and meta games and saying the only difference is denying shows tha
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12y ago
They're using WebSockets.
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12y ago
> "I know you're full of shit because I have connections in the elite crowd of the game hacking community. These are the two most popular games right now. My connections tell me it's impossible to duplicate items in either
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Igglyboo
12y ago
None, they're pretty much a scam.
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12y ago
Disappointed that the oldest site ever can hire a decent frontend guy, slow and buggy on chrome on my mbp.
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12y ago
It's an h264 video, they serve it with the .gifv extension but that's just marketing.
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12y ago
Gif on the right is bigger, slower, and loses a lot of color information. Really surprised to be honest.
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12y ago
>some vital router functions and not simple DNS check How do you expect 99.99% of the world to get to facebook.com without DNS? It's pretty damn vital if you ask me, especially for a consumer grade router.
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12y ago
Cheques are extremely common in the US. I'm forced to pay my car insurance by mail each month with a paper cheque, it's terrible.
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12y ago
> Do I need a "final card" for each of my credit cards? Or can I tie it into 1 final card (Mostly for online purchases). Or complete new credit card? Pretty sure this is a completely new card, as in, you apply for a final card
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12y ago
> They need to be careful what they advise. That advice could (and likely WILL) result in people getting taken to collections. I do this all the time with PayPal. It's way easier to just sign up for a free trial then immediately dea
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12y ago
monitorEvents is really awesome. Would really like a little writeup on each of these to accompany the gif, couldn't quite figure out the "copy an object to the clipboard" one.
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12y ago
Nothing I said implied anything of the sort.
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12y ago
I come to a fork in the road, I can choose to go left or right. A computer comes to a fork in the road, x == 5 so it goes left, it does not have free will and cannot choose to go right, it always goes left if x == 5. We can argue "but
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Igglyboo
12y ago
So what if I don't own a server or have the money to buy a server? How am I supposed to host my web app without using something like Digital Ocean?
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12y ago
Honest question, what do you need other than a server to host your repo?
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12y ago
That's just it, it's learning to code, not be a full fledged software engineer. If you go take a free cooking classes at the local community college you might be able to make some tasty food but you won't be prepared to run a
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12y ago
HN uses 12 lines of javascript total, it's pretty damn simple.
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12y ago
Wow I've never heard of this but that is a really cool app, I'll definitely check it out. Do you know of anything similar for reddit?
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12y ago
Why would it? Seems like a perfectly reasonable and professional response by yishan, shows investors that he isn't going to take crap from ex-employees trying to bad mouth the company.
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12y ago
For what I'm using digitalocean for, it is only $5ish dollars a month more than heroku but infinitely easier to use as it's an actual linux box I have free reign over. I understand I'm not going to make either of them a lot o
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Newer macs have the ram soldered onto the board.
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12y ago
You pretty much perfectly described a macbook pro. Any specific reason you didn't want one or just personal preference?
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12y ago
I love linux as much as the next guy, especially on the server, but definitely not as my daily driver. It's too unpolished, especially UI/UX wise. I'm hoping the year of the linux desktop will come eventually however.
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12y ago
What makes C better than ruby?
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12y ago
Possibly, but what about collusion? This would be a problem especially with team games, one team has an extra player so 51% so they come to the consensus that everyone on the other team is always dead.
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12y ago
Probably because everyone who wants to do online shopping has to use an old version of IE due to government regulations and shitty ActiveX controls.
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12y ago
I don't think the ancient Greeks could have envisioned a world where the Olympics was played thousands of miles away from Greece and included every nation on the planet.
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