Kronopath

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by Kronopath 14y ago
"Was"? Where can you find one at the $500 mark?
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by Kronopath 14y ago
> why there The second sentence of the article: "After the interview they kindly sent me these aerial video stills that they took from a plane above Apple’s solar farm, next to its data center in the city of Maiden ."
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by Kronopath 14y ago
Do you have a source on that last point? It's very interesting and I don't think I've heard it before despite living in Canada. I'd love to get a deeper look at this.
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by Kronopath 14y ago
Nope, you're remembering wrong. From the announcement of the second bundle [1]: However, new this time is a customizable "Humble Tip" which goes to fund a new company Jeff and myself recently started: Humble Bundle, Inc. [1] http://blog.
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by Kronopath 14y ago
It's not been there since the beginning, I believe they added it in on the second or third bundle.
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by Kronopath 14y ago
Happens to the best of us.
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by Kronopath 14y ago
Yes, it's being ironic. It's also a reference to this infamous Bush quote: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ej7ZEnjSeA
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by Kronopath 14y ago
This generally sums up why I prefer Mercurial. It provides all the benefits of a distributed VCS, but with less of the complexity, at the expense of some (usually unneeded, at least for me) flexibility.
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by Kronopath 14y ago
> It's human nature to see the future in a bleak manner. I don't know why this is. I got a different impression - they were either very pessimistic about the future, or unrealistically optimistic. Either a dystopia or a utopia. I suspec
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by Kronopath 14y ago
It's fantastic how these people were able to play the metagame like that. I suspect that if you caught on to this, the best strategy would in fact be to impersonate the Southampton players, mimicking the ten-move dance, and then perpetual
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by Kronopath 14y ago
What about a patent under something like Twitter's Innovator's Patent Agreement? http://blog.twitter.com/2012/04/introducing-innovators-paten...
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by Kronopath 14y ago
You don't have to log in to see this post though.
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by Kronopath 14y ago
I don't think that would even fit on the board.
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by Kronopath 14y ago
For what it's worth, I've been getting these "Euro Dice Exchange" spam messages in Canada as well. I believe the emails are being sent out sorted by domain name, as the email I received was addressed to my both my university e-mail (which I
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by Kronopath 14y ago
It appears you've been hellbanned for this comment. My condolences.
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by Kronopath 14y ago
Exactly. People who buy the iPhone do not do so primarily for games. People who buy the Ouya do.
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by Kronopath 14y ago
Even ignoring the hardware, there are problems with the software. And the software is the most important part of a game console. It's a given that in the gaming world, people hate buying hardware. The only reason people buy hardware is to
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by Kronopath 14y ago
I want to read his dissertation. "Dissertation on dissassociative media reconstruction in information security: How hedgehogs and baby seals lead to infinite cybercrime opportunity (Russian)."
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by Kronopath 14y ago
Sounds like it could give you a seizure if your tweet went viral.
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by Kronopath 14y ago
I just tried this. It's frightening how well this actually worked.
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Because the people who fit into both of those categories make themselves a lot louder and more visible than the moderates.
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by Kronopath 14y ago
This may be the fifth one (actually more, if you count the Bundles that were developer-specific) but this time around the games in it are excellent. It's probably the best of their bundles ever. And the new games only add to that.
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by Kronopath 14y ago
To be clear you have to pay over the average (which at the moment is $7.86) to get Bastion. Still, this is probably the best Humble Bundle since the first one. Every game here is great.
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by Kronopath 14y ago
That's a terrible idea for several reasons. 1. As people have mentioned, touchscreens were never designed around gaming. A standard gamepad with buttons and sticks works much better. 2. A big part of living room gaming is local multiplayer,
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by Kronopath 14y ago
If by "fails" you mean "fails to reach the funding goal", then yes. If by "fails" you mean "is successfully funded but fails to deliver" then no.
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I think that website cheats a little bit. The first link in "Science" is not "Knowledge" but "Latin", where it's describing the root of the word "Science". If you follow it properly, you'll find that even the article for "5 Whys" doesn't
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by Kronopath 14y ago
Another interesting industry to look at through this lens is game development. Game companies develop and sell software (and sometimes hardware) to consumers, so they must be technology companies, right? Wrong. The games industry is not a t
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by Kronopath 14y ago
Vimeo will never overtake Youtube because of their draconian policies on copyrighted content. For example, you're not allowed to upload videos that show videogame gameplay unless it's a game you developed yourself (and shows like these are