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9y ago
I use Lubuntu in a VM for my work http://lubuntu.net/ and it's been quite all right. All I use is chrome, slack and VSCode.
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9y ago
If I'm a competent enough services and web developer wanting to move into infosec, what else could I be doing to get my foot in the door besides collecting certs, as ostensibly shite as they are?
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10y ago
AWS is their real cash cow, but it gets stupid amounts of R&D funds put back into it. Azure is right behind them.
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10y ago
unlike SF, we've got land to build on, and are doing so. lots of new apartments south and east of Lake Union - aka Amazonia.
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10y ago
Don't shit on the indies. Everyone has to start somewhere and most of the time it's a student producing something with programmer graphics. The only difference between Stardew Valley and something that languishes in Steam Greenlig
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10y ago
2.0 which introduced generics (and the partial keyword. code behinds yeesh) was when it REALLY took off.
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10y ago
I can do this - PS C:\foo> dotnet --version 1.0.0-rc4-004771 <- vs 2017 RC4 PS C:\foo> dotnet new mvc -lang F# Pretty certain this is 4.1 and already out. Articles have been around for a while https://medium.com/
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10y ago
Eh. When bits about my company wound up on here, someone in the office forwarded it to me pretty quickly. Word gets around, especially if you're a PM whose job it is to be a public face.
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10y ago
sure it can. Now, implement it on a system from 2008 whose source and tooling has been scattered to the winds.
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10y ago
That bit about the attacker holding his finger over the spin button and then suddenly hitting it is a dead giveaway. Speed runners manipulate RNG all the time, except, of course, for a little 8 or 16 bit processor, not anything elaborate.
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10y ago
All due to Nvidia's influence. Hopefully this will make the hardware more compelling to 3rd party studios.
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10y ago
Congrats from us CS @ UIUC peeps!
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10y ago
I'm watching chrontendo - a chronological exploration of all the games released for the Famicom/NES https://www.youtube.com/user/Chrontendo Super Mario did for video games like Star Wars did for sci-fi and sp
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10y ago
Do you think we'll see major games having significant engine components being written in Rust?
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10y ago
Maybe not in anything they've shipped as a consumer product, but what's powering their services?
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10y ago
apt install mssql-server https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/linux/sql-server-linux-... and for the people doing docker https://hub.docker.com/r/microsoft/mssql-server-linux/
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10y ago
Given the licencing of an enterprise installation of MSSQLServer, I'd say 'winning' is a relative term.
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10y ago
If I cared about what people who spend too much time on message boards thought, I'd never get anything done. Too much credence is to the comment section.
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10y ago
You're missing the point; soda is a creature comfort. If an employer can cut soda, they can cut coffee, and coffee brewing equipment. They can cut refrigerators, microwaves, and dishwashers. Break rooms can be closed and replaced with
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10y ago
The Michelangelo virus in 'Hackers' sang "Row-Row-Row Your Boat"
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10y ago
or in the compiler :)
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10y ago
Japanese electronics (especially in the boom years of the 80's and early 90's) have a certain 'Technology for Technology's Sake' design sensibility among them.
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10y ago
While (relatively)lots of attention has been given to Saturn Bomberman, Bomberman 5 is a grossly underrated game especially in the battle mode. Emulation let us look at an entirely undiscovered world of games that never left the Japanese m
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10y ago
It'd have to come down to Electron supporting Chakra. This is the editor, not the base.
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10y ago
VS 15 let you pare that down upon initial install. A services dev doesn't need a WPF or Winforms editor.
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10y ago
Support Contract of the Gods
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10y ago
Every time I come across one of these AAA+ doom maps, I kinda blanch at the setup involved in running these with no background knowledge. You need an old Doom2.wad, to download an appropriate sourceport from Sourceforge, probably without an
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10y ago
At the very least twitter should have never gone public. The stresses of a public company don't jive with the needs of a platform like Twitter. Thousands of employees looking to monetize our tweets aren't what Twitter needs, in a
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10y ago
I'd like to be able to write AWS lambda methods in .Net core.
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11y ago
there are improved 3rd party terminals for windows https://github.com/cbucher/console https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd315244.aspx
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