Kaze404

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by Kaze404 7y ago
Or you can just download the appropriate binary for your system.
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by Kaze404 7y ago
I'm glad you're open to changing your mind. I'm no artist myself, but Minecraft definitely lets me express some of my creative aspect that capitalism reprehends.
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by Kaze404 7y ago
Recent Android and iOS versions report false, randomized Bluetooth addresses to prevent exactly that.
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by Kaze404 7y ago
Chrome is not the right tool because it was specifically built for Gmail. It's the right tool because Google hates competition.
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by Kaze404 7y ago
Considering how long it takes to become interactive on anything that's not Chrome, I'd hardly call it a working product.
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by Kaze404 7y ago
As someone who might be receiving one of those reminders, I hate it. Sorry.
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by Kaze404 7y ago
Yes. The original SuperTux is a GPL project.
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by Kaze404 7y ago
Except bitcoin is speculation, not investing.
969.
by Kaze404 7y ago
I'm from 1997 and that is precisely the case for me. It's bad enough that I have a hard time taking pictures even when I want to, because I internalized how annoying it is.
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by Kaze404 7y ago
How is installing a native application a viable alternative to javascript? Presumably, if you're blocking the latter is because you don't want to run untrusted code on your device.
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by Kaze404 7y ago
What an interesting timing. Just yesterday I got fed up with Facebook after I realized I was somehow angry about politics at 2am on the comments of a post that was 100% filled with bots. I can honestly take everything they (Facebook, Twitte
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by Kaze404 7y ago
If your country collapses to the point where it can't return your bonds, your money won't be worth anything anyway :p
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by Kaze404 7y ago
Why not government bonds? Unless your country's government crashes, you're guaranteed to have your money back.
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by Kaze404 7y ago
Why is being different a flaw?
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by Kaze404 7y ago
I'll be surprised if you can get lag free + high resolution for connections bad enough that it's an issue on TeamViewer. However you could try Parsec. It's a cloud gaming solution first and foremost, but maybe that might help
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by Kaze404 7y ago
I agree. The joy in using emacs for (mostly) everything is my configurations and workflow translate nicely into other contexts as well. For example, all my evil mode (vim) config, custom keybinds and extensions are available whether I'
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by Kaze404 7y ago
I don't love it. On my time being forced to use it I hated pretty much every aspect of it that wasn't its text features (threads, custom emojis) or ready made integrations. Everything else, from the technical aspects to their API
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by Kaze404 7y ago
If you're willing to add a build step to the project, Babel will let you use all the new features and compile down to whatever version you need.
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by Kaze404 7y ago
I'm in a similar situation, though to be completely honest I don't mind it much. I lived in a big city with significantly more choices and while it was undeniably better, I don't really miss it.
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by Kaze404 7y ago
I've gone to a supermarket before. In fact when I was young I was forced by the system to work as a cashier at one, and to this day, a decade and a half later, I can't think of a worse feeling than sitting 8 hours a day doing abso
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by Kaze404 7y ago
No, what's produced is what the system wants people to think they want. Nobody wants 100 slightly different brands of the same thing. That said, I'll concede that sometimes we don't know what we want (the iPhone for example w
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by Kaze404 7y ago
I don't see how that changes anything. Sure, the alternatives might be worse (which I disagree), but that doesn't mean the current system is good.
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by Kaze404 7y ago
Can you expand please? From my observations the last thing capitalism provides is choice, considering most people I know who aren't fortunate enough to have passions that translate into big money (like software) absolutely despise thei
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by Kaze404 7y ago
I agree. I ended up turning all notifications off except for the ones that I do want to be interrupted for (like texts from my SO or Uber) and my time spent on the phone decreased significantly.
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by Kaze404 7y ago
Since that's the only legal way of acquiring them, yes.
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by Kaze404 7y ago
I can empathize with that. In my experience front end does tend to pull in a significant amount of dependencies, and while I think we can do better I also think it's understandable to a certain extent. Web applications with the complex
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by Kaze404 7y ago
I just created a project with create-react-app and served it with npm's "serve" package. My client downloaded a whopping 10KBs, half of which are React's logo which is a PNG file. It's really not as big of an issue
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by Kaze404 7y ago
How is it a detriment to the user? Surely you don't think they'll be downloading all those dependencies to access your website.
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by Kaze404 7y ago
This is very important. I hang out in programming communities focused on helping others and way too often I see people asking perfectly valid questions filled with apologies and guilt over not knowing something. It's a bit sad honestly
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by Kaze404 7y ago
I worked at a startup where the CTO was the impressionable junior and it caused all of those issues you described and more. I ended up leaving when I decided I shouldn't be having panic attacks in the middle of the night due to ridic

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