SLWW

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by SLWW 5y ago
Why are they announcing support for Grim Fandango? I remember playing that on ScummVM years ago. Maybe I'm reading it wrong.
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by SLWW 5y ago
And it's pretty darn mint for the implementation. Best improvement to pair with the best VPN protocol
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by SLWW 5y ago
Firefox Nightly is a pretty good browser imho Also it just so happens that there are extensions that allow you detailed (read: raw and editable) cookie data for each website you visit!
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by SLWW 5y ago
TRUTH
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by SLWW 5y ago
Theory isn't very useful when something like this comes to the table. How many times has this theory been cheated in the last thousand years? the answer is, a lot
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by SLWW 5y ago
In the defense of those who like a faster phone. My iPhone would die randomly whenever it would try to draw too much on an old and dying battery. Thing was, it was slowed down already. If i was in France i would have replaced the battery s
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by SLWW 5y ago
Thank you; this was catharsis. The amount of times someone decries any argument as a slippery slope fallacy based only on the merit that we are trying to figure out a trend is... far too common and it just really upsets you, yah know?
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by SLWW 5y ago
I never knew what those did. I remember wondering so many times, yet it makes so much sense.
189.
by SLWW 5y ago
How does that one quote go?... "Two can keep a secret if one is dead"
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by SLWW 5y ago
Welcome to the club. Though those little rectangle GIFs were mint back in the day
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by SLWW 5y ago
how were you able to say shit?
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by SLWW 5y ago
probably the first time a comment on HN has made me laugh. I hope the prosecutor has enough leverage with the court! Justice truly is blind!
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by SLWW 5y ago
Not exactly a 1:1 comparison but the idea of a struggle session comes to mind.. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Struggle_session I've seen to a lesser extent this behavior done (sans the physicality of in-person sha
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by SLWW 5y ago
I love how different minds interpret things. I read the title and understood it immediately. I then second-guessed myself when i read the comments thinking I had got it wrong. Although i hadn't. Maybe the writer and I have this in c
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by SLWW 5y ago
It really makes you wonder what kind of optics they are looking through when coming up with these things. Literally no one (at least not the majority of individuals) wants this. It's one of those things that you expect a more shady co
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by SLWW 5y ago
while this makes all the sense in the world to even a seasoned C programmer... I've been doing it so long I could write macros in my sleep, and inline asm is a fun little exercise. Though i absolutely agree, especially with someone new
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by SLWW 5y ago
I'm interested in this; though i struggle to understand how you could turn something like this into a product. There's a lot of logistics in selling this type of thing. Also the BSD license isn't exactly easy to sell somethi
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by SLWW 5y ago
I think that now, more then ever, any programmer that has started in the last 6-8 years will have the experience that Joel states. Though for those of us who has been doing this for 15 years, that is not the case.
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by SLWW 5y ago
All my embedded design work has been in C as i don't need all the extra cruft. Also anything i want to be very fast on limited hardware i also use C and C only. As for any hobby programming i do on the side, C is usually my goto choice
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by SLWW 5y ago
Discord mods. Unfortunately bristling with power-hungry fantasies in my experience. I've only known one mod of a discord that i actually liked, and I don't think he knew that he had mod privileges quite frankly.
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by SLWW 5y ago
Yeah; as things get more complicated though i feel that this concept will never return
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by SLWW 5y ago
I can't immediately create a task on a particular list without using the mouse. I would like a keybinding that allows me to say "add to the second list from the left." I would also really be benefited to allow for some defau
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by SLWW 5y ago
I recommended finding people that don't think in terms of "this is toxic, and that is toxic" They throw the word around like it's a catch all to excuse their bad behavior when they should realize the only "toxic&quo
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by SLWW 5y ago
> Java be like, "we are cross-platform" > mobile manufacturers, "hold my phone" The problem with cross-platform development in a nutshell. Still to this day writing an Android/iOS app using PCL code is a heada
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by SLWW 5y ago
F in the chat for IE 11 we will miss you the last (worthy) MS browser; it is gonna die
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by SLWW 5y ago
I love the idea of technology as a tool; and the idea that "success" as viewed by how long someone uses that tool to be perverse in nature. Something to keep in mind while building the "tooling" of tomorrow.
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by SLWW 5y ago
Just say the guy who wrote it is "Chad" and don't worry about it (even though it's all in light hearted fun) Just because noxious gasses are released into the atmosphere doesn't mean you stop breathing on your own.
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by SLWW 5y ago
Interesting; i will give it that. But i'm kind of stuck in programming sockets in C till i die
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by SLWW 5y ago
Which is why I like things like Trello; even that though i take issue with the fact that it has such limited keybindings (read: none useful)
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by SLWW 5y ago
While i was in college one of my main "teaching" moments were with people getting comfortable with the scary idea of using gdb. There was such a lack of understanding when it came to debugging that many people graduated still not

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