Skywing

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91.
by Skywing 14y ago
Doh. For some reason the orange tag on the android one made me expect to see one for the iOS so my eye didn't even read the text. It's right there, haha. My bad.
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by Skywing 14y ago
The android app version says it ships this fall. When does the iOS version ship?
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by Skywing 14y ago
dont think so. im pretty sure it says to save your own copy if you need it.
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A web-design approach for non-designers(rycole.com)
1 points by Skywing 14y ago|0 comments
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by Skywing 14y ago
Even easier, you could just write a minecraft server plugin that puts its current server time somewhere for the app to read from. It could be anywhere, really - the plugin could run a webserver, the plugin could put it in a txt file visible
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by Skywing 14y ago
My Linode accounts on their Dallas data center have gone through quite a bit of downtime over the years. Their support is why I've stuck with them, though.
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Securing a simple HTTP-based API with Ring middleware functions(rycole.com)
2 points by Skywing 14y ago|0 comments
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by Skywing 14y ago
I would like to offer up some advice. Do not apply if you're simply applying because it's good practice, or you're gambling against the odds. You won't get selected. If you've applied 4 times before and did not even get an email response or
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by Skywing 14y ago
I think he's suggesting that 113 should be interpreted as 1/13. I'm not sure how simple that logic would be to implement, though.
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by Skywing 14y ago
> These are incorrect assumptions. It's okay to have them, you don't have to be perfect, but don't redefine "assumption" because you're embarrassed. What is there to be embarrassed about? Seriously.
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Organizing Clojure and Compojure web applications(rycole.com)
2 points by Skywing 14y ago|0 comments
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by Skywing 14y ago
How would you combat this scenario, though? If the person who is doing this has not been caught, then is it really a good idea to publicly state how much of an annoyance he or she is being? (I say she, because seriously, it could be another
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by Skywing 14y ago
I'm learning Clojure and figured it'd be neat to just record Minecraft in-game events to Mixpanel and see what the data looks like. I'm only logging a few events right now, and only have data from me playing around on my test server, but th
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Minecraft server event analytics on Mixpanel(i.imgur.com)
1 points by Skywing 14y ago|1 comments
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by Skywing 14y ago
I think I now understand why the naivety of a high school student is a good thing. Wish I could go back to those days.
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Getting Clojure up and running on Windows(rycole.com)
2 points by Skywing 14y ago|0 comments
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by Skywing 14y ago
The font used on that site is literally broken and unreadable in Chrome, on Windows. It cuts out parts of the letters. For an example of what I'm seeing, here's a screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/e6SVAsY.png
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Organizing node.js and Express web applications(rycole.com)
2 points by Skywing 14y ago|0 comments
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Minecraft and Clojure for fun and profit, without the profit(rycole.com)
1 points by Skywing 14y ago|0 comments
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by Skywing 14y ago
Pretty cool. One minor bug I noticed was that links in answers are not clickable. When you click them they just hide the answer box instead of open the link.
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Minecraft server (Bukkit) plugins written in Clojure(github.com)
1 points by Skywing 14y ago|0 comments
112.
by Skywing 14y ago
Looks like a moderator nuked it. Great justice.
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by Skywing 14y ago
The defacing message is pretty deep, too. This is copied from the website, and is not my own. I'm just pasting it so that it's readable here, too: I used to think I was a pretty good person. I certainly didn’t kill people, for example.
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MIT website hacked by Lulzsec(mit.edu)
112 points by Skywing 14y ago|81 comments
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by Skywing 14y ago
Does it keep intact original request host names and such, or do all requests appear to come from your servers? Also what about mixpanels user stream functionality - would this break stuff like that? I can see the value prop and usefulness o
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by Skywing 14y ago
It does kind of suck to look back and realize that his own people turned their back on him, though. Not very hacker of us, sadly. I remember reading that article originally, and obviously looking back I wish I had taken some kind of action.
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by Skywing 14y ago
Based on your description, why wouldn't you? If those are your requirements, and a degree is not, then I don't see the problem.
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by Skywing 14y ago
Just some advice. It's not about "not being a yes man". It's about just laying low. There's no reason not to, and all you've done with your responses is make me want to avoid whatever you do, as well. No good can come from this type of crap
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by Skywing 14y ago
Personally, when I see a blog post like this I make a mental note about the author and the accused. I generally avoid both of them in the future. Yes, it says all of the bad things about the accused that the author lays out, but it also tel
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by Skywing 14y ago
I have yet to have this feeling for a company that I work at, but I do remember having this feeling for an online gaming "clan", back in the day. On battle.net, for Diablo, people would make clans and just game together, and eventually war

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