Kuraj

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by Kuraj 7y ago
A clever thing Doom (2016) does is rewarding the player with health and ammo for engaging enemies in melee combat. They also made it look really cool, which I think is also a factor.
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by Kuraj 7y ago
> Imagine the awkwardness when a coworker finds out you swiped them left (or right). This really doesn't seem like that big of a deal to me.
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by Kuraj 7y ago
Wrocław?
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by Kuraj 7y ago
If you can convince your lead to let you set aside some time to update it / write a new one, it's a good opportunity to learn AND earn some brownie points
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by Kuraj 7y ago
For the longest time I thought the iPhone SE was the best phone they've ever made. I might finally upgrade to a model that has NFC and a screen that doesn't stop working in the rain, though.
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by Kuraj 7y ago
Oh, wow. I'm an idiot
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by Kuraj 7y ago
The scale goes from 0 to 80. It's not horribly misleading, but just saying
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by Kuraj 7y ago
I learned to love the defaults on everything and its liberating. Every time a new major update comes out, I do a clean install, put on Office, Visual Studio and a couple of apps and I'm good to go.
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by Kuraj 7y ago
Raw denim folk can get religious about not washing their jeans. Sadly freezing doesn't help if they smell, they might feel fresher after taking them out, but the funk will be back as soon as they thaw.
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by Kuraj 7y ago
Well, if I had subscribed to PS back then I would have spent like $500 by now. I just don't use it nearly enough to justify paying a subscription. I might not even use it for months at a time. Affinity cost me like $50, once. The mere
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by Kuraj 7y ago
I will never be able to afford Photoshop. I have recently bought Affinity Photo and Designer simply because it doesn't have a subscription model, but I really miss Jasc PSP.
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by Kuraj 7y ago
Yes! Especially since the first two books are a collection of short stories that are super accessible and self-contained.
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by Kuraj 7y ago
1 is what I really miss, we only got notification grouping like last year lol
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by Kuraj 7y ago
Or "here run this powershell script/registry key that does nothing to solve your problem and/or I don't even understand what it does"
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by Kuraj 7y ago
I fell for a fake download button once, and it was when I was already working in IT. Not something I admit freely
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by Kuraj 7y ago
Late 20's, never encountered it myself but I knew it existed
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by Kuraj 7y ago
> A number of responses say "have the client detect that it's running an old version and force reload." That works, but it's pretty annoying UX. Is it though? Of all reasons to force refresh, this sounds reasonable to
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Pakistani politician livestreams press conference with cat filter on by mistake(telegraph.co.uk)
4 points by Kuraj 7y ago|0 comments
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by Kuraj 7y ago
Since they are knowledgeable about your domain, maybe there is a position at your company that they would be able to fill better? Edit: I apologize - I wrote that comment before reading the rest of the discussion, after which I had more con
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by Kuraj 7y ago
That's sorta unhinged.
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by Kuraj 7y ago
This sounds fun, I'm actually considering changing mine to "everyone". Is it safe?
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by Kuraj 7y ago
> Its relationship to hardware was spotty (though I loved just about everything they tried) Man. Have you had a Zune? I loved mine! If I'm not mistaken, that was one of the first products where the Metro design language was applied.
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by Kuraj 7y ago
> (...) Over the past year, Medium has become more aggressive toward us. (...) They started threatening us with a lawyer. I'm interested in what kind of case they thought they were having.
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by Kuraj 7y ago
Honestly I would happily give them some of my personal information in exchange for their service. The problem is that information in my address book, SMS, call log etc. is not just mine .
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by Kuraj 7y ago
What difference does that make? At that point you are no longer playing by the book.
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by Kuraj 7y ago
Hitting enter in the address bar allows you to access them
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by Kuraj 7y ago
> "Flat" UI is both lazy and an overreaction to the ridiculous skeuomorphism that plagued us years ago. I like to think that by trial and error we will eventually get back there. Microsoft is already moving away from the flat a
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by Kuraj 7y ago
WPF was fantastic for rich desktop applications. It makes me very happy that there is active effort from Microsoft to port it to .NET Core. If only it was cross platform...
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by Kuraj 7y ago
Used to work at an investment bank (IT), are you saying all those recurring mandatory trainings on how to detect and report money laundering were a sham?
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by Kuraj 7y ago
Good for you, because that's a fantastic name.

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