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by Legion 5y ago
Such an odd career path for David Sears, to go from this to being the creative director behind SOCOM and SOCOM II - two wonderful games whose online community I miss dearly, but games Ellison would no doubt include in his categorization of
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by Legion 5y ago
You pretty much have to coach it with a generous amount of "Not Interested", "Don't Recommend Channel", etc. clicks on video recommendations of the sort you don't want.
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by Legion 5y ago
You overeating doesn't give everyone else around you diabetes. I'm never going to buy the attempts to equate getting a personal preventable illness with willful and malicious disregard of the health of everyone surrounding you. We
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by Legion 5y ago
I strongly prefer the Apple TV UI approach over all the rest. The whole content recommendation view is contained withing the Apple TV application, instead of the home screen. The home screen gives me an unsullied grid of applications. If I
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by Legion 5y ago
> Is this supposed to be making the case ~against~ jQuery? It's supposed to be making a case against jQuery if you're pulling in the whole library just to do this one thing. I've always read the site as "here's h
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by Legion 5y ago
I don’t think the commenter was criticizing Linux. Seemed more a comment on the manufacturers who lazily slap these products together with minimal effort. Taking a free OS, sprinkling a thin layer of their software on top, and then abandoni
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by Legion 5y ago
The killer feature of the Aeron is its ubiquity. I have bought three used Aerons, and refurbished them with replacement parts. Because Aerons are everywhere, replacement parts (both OEM and aftermarket) are incredibly easy to find. Some of
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by Legion 5y ago
I love the moments when you can point back to an old post and say, "called that!" (No snark, I really do love it.) Enjoy the moment, future seer.
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by Legion 5y ago
The 12.9" iPad Pro is the first tablet I've used where I can read a magazine in digital format and not feel like I'm reading a shrunken down version of it. 10" tablets were close but not quite there. I always found mysel
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by Legion 5y ago
https://github.com/jvanakker/tvOSBrowser
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by Legion 6y ago
Earthers get their clock. Dusters get their clock. Belters still no get clock of their own.
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by Legion 6y ago
SSL = TLS version 0.x. Earlier versions of the same thing. Colloquially we still say "SSL" a lot when referring to TLS.
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by Legion 6y ago
What a terrible list. It doesn't even have Seven Samurai on it!
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by Legion 6y ago
Just because it isn't a state secret doesn't mean you have to put the name on blast.
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by Legion 6y ago
Mavis Beacon early access release.
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by Legion 6y ago
I think the person's point is that Mozilla is making a complete browser, rendering engine and all, while Brave is basically a shell of stuff on top of Chromium/Blink.
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by Legion 6y ago
> You should counter bad arguments with better arguments We've witnessed the fallacy of this argument. It assumes a level of rationality that has been proven to be unreasonable to assume. The problem isn't that "better&quo
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by Legion 6y ago
People always reference No Man's Sky and praise the state it eventually made it to, but even that updated state was not the game that was promised and hyped pre-release. Some of the "missing features" were eventually implemen
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by Legion 6y ago
Because we don't value software quality enough to prioritize quality over other factors.
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by Legion 6y ago
Abbath (former lead of Immortal) is a big goofball: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ORey8ZYyaQU Immortal very much was doing the whole black metal imagery thing with tongue firmly planted in cheek. Not parody, but absolutel
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by Legion 6y ago
I hope HP expands their reach in the VR space and provides more alternatives. They have a winner on their hands with the Reverb G2. I'd like to see them dip their toe into the standalone headset market.
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by Legion 6y ago
The "(2000)" date in the subject can't be correct if he refers to QuakeWorld as still being in development. This has to be from 1996.
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by Legion 6y ago
I'm all for archival, but "help us access these files in the future even though people aren't bothering with accessing them now" is an odd request. The time to access those files and migrate them into more durable and su
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by Legion 6y ago
This reminds me of people who buy powerful machines, then run the most threadbare Linux environment possible and freak out anytime the machine's RAM and CPU aren't completely idle. I do miss the lightweight early/mid 90s web
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by Legion 6y ago
Right? My yellow labrador is pushing 11 and he's all but indistinguishable from his 2-year-old self, aside from a relatively minor decline in energy. We call him the Eternal Puppy. We expected aging was going to catch up by now. Still
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by Legion 6y ago
> Firefox Don't give Google ideas.
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by Legion 6y ago
My wife teaches 1st grade. Online instructional hours doesn't begin in their school until 1st grade. Kindergarten has learning materials sent to the homes. Online virtual pre-K is just lunacy.
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by Legion 6y ago
Sega of Japan didn't remember that even when it was happening.
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by Legion 6y ago
Monolith vs microservice feels like a higher level case of the expression problem.
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by Legion 7y ago
Trunk based using short lived feature branches is the only thing I've used that has made any sort of sense in terms of value vs. complexity.

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