Sodaware

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by Sodaware 15y ago
http://pinterest.com/source/amzn.to/ has lots more, and they all have the default Twitter avatar which gives them away. Lots of them have terrible or inaccurate descriptions and are in the wrong category.
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Five Years, That’s All We’ve Got(subfurther.com)
2 points by Sodaware 15y ago|1 comments
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by Sodaware 15y ago
A similar tool is http://todotxt.com/ - it supports projects and priorities, and is cross-platform as well.
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Six ways to write more comprehensible code (2007)(ibm.com)
2 points by Sodaware 15y ago|0 comments
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by Sodaware 15y ago
There's also standalone version on the downloads page if you don't want to use it as a Firefox addon: http://www.evolus.vn/Pencil/Downloads.html
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by Sodaware 15y ago
I've done years setting lots of goals, and done years when I set none. Even though ending the year with a list of "failed" goals is difficult, I much prefer it to not setting any at all. Building a habit is easy to measure and gives good sh
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by Sodaware 15y ago
It's really down to personal preference and what you're developing. If you're developing web software that will run on Linux then developing on the same platform will save a lot of headaches down the line. Another advantage is that is doesn
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by Sodaware 15y ago
DDG has a lot of short commands like this. There's a list of regular ones here: http://duckduckgo.com/goodies.html (stuff like "is it raining?"). More technical commands are here: http://duckduckgo.com/tech.html (like IP address lookups
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by Sodaware 15y ago
Maybe combine this with LOC to find swears per line, or include the language for find which ones cause the most swears. Maybe leaderboards too (like CurseBird) to find the sweariest projects & developers.
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by Sodaware 15y ago
This is pretty interesting (and entertaining). Another idea would be the reverse - find trending videos on a particular subject and post an insult to try and get some profile views. For example, typing "star wars" would post things like "12
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by Sodaware 15y ago
RescueTime is excellent for finding the things that eat your time. It's especially useful for finding out how much time is spent "just browsing for a few minutes". I only wish there was better support for the Linux client.
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by Sodaware 15y ago
I don't agree that this will "send ripples through the Indie community for years to come" as the article suggests. Perhaps people will be a little more wary about putting up cash for a project on the the promise that it will be finished one
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by Sodaware 15y ago
The title of the article is slightly misleading in that it's $7,000 per person, so it's actually $14K in this case. I know that's a little nit-picky, but things like rent would eat a good chunk of that $7k. Living on $14k is certainly possi
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by Sodaware 15y ago
Even if you're not an assembler expert, there are a lot of detailed comments that explain how things are done. Well worth a read if you're interested in the real guts of classic games.
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by Sodaware 15y ago
The !bang syntax is definitely one of DDG's best features. Being able to access a few hundred site searches with a keyword is incredibly powerful, and saves time on creating quick searches in Firefox. (The full list of !bang commands http:
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How competitive play affects testosterone(lostgarden.com)
1 points by Sodaware 15y ago|0 comments
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by Sodaware 15y ago
I get that PHP is not the most elegant language in the World (see kemayo's comment about strpos and in_array for just one example), but I don't understand why people get so worked up over the fact that people use it. It seems like you can
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by Sodaware 15y ago
I'm skeptical that this is only 6 months away (6 years sounds more reasonable), but I'm still curious about the ramifications of synthetic meat. Would it be more energy efficient to grow meat in a factory than in the fields? What are the en
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How one man made an MMO(hanfordlemoore.com)
3 points by Sodaware 15y ago|0 comments
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Improving the worst experience(blog.asmartbear.com)
1 points by Sodaware 15y ago|0 comments
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by Sodaware 15y ago
Felt it in Raleigh, North Carolina. Quite strong, and made the whole house shake for quite a while. Figured it was some workers digging outside the apartment. Apparently not.
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by Sodaware 15y ago
I hate to be "that guy", but he's not really an app developer if he paid someone else to do it for him.
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A simple experiment to judge the quality of your link text(miksovsky.blogs.com)
5 points by Sodaware 15y ago|0 comments
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Ship It - Tales from the Trenches(trenchescomic.com)
32 points by Sodaware 15y ago|19 comments
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by Sodaware 15y ago
I think that's the map loader. Rather than writing a special map format, it reads the map from a standard image, with each colour defining a different type of block. This makes it easier to make a map in a short space of time (great for con
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by Sodaware 15y ago
It's for Ludum Dare ( http://www.ludumdare.com/ ), a 48-hour game competition. It's quite common for entrants to record their development sessions and release a video at the end, so I'm sure Notch will do something similar.
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by Sodaware 15y ago
The biggest problem would be that the £ symbol is not on US keyboards. The # symbol takes its place, but is called the pound sign rather than hash.
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by Sodaware 15y ago
Nope, just the way it's consumed is changing. Rather than installing a dedicated reader, people can just follow an RSS feed via Facebook or Twitter.
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by Sodaware 15y ago
I believe it was an article called "Shareware Amateurs vs Shareware Professionals". His old Dexterity is no longer available, but he released the copyright on all his material so I mirrored it (and all his old Dexterity articles) on my site
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Finishing a Game(makegames.tumblr.com)
72 points by Sodaware 15y ago|11 comments

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