Tokkemon

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by Tokkemon 6y ago
Professional Music Engraver here. It has a long way to go to be comparable. It requires so much work to get the scores into a usable state that almost no one in the professional sphere uses it. Sure, it would be lovely to have an open sourc
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How Many Days in Quarantine?(howmanydaysinquarantine.com)
1 points by Tokkemon 6y ago|1 comments
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by Tokkemon 7y ago
Is Zoom the best though? Google Hangouts seems to be just as good.
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by Tokkemon 7y ago
That is an absolutely delightful Mouse Hunt reference I wasn't expecting today.
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by Tokkemon 7y ago
No.
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by Tokkemon 7y ago
For restructuring purposes.
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by Tokkemon 7y ago
My company recently moved all their hosting to DO and we couldn't be happier. It's some of the best hosting we've ever had, especially their Spaces product.
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by Tokkemon 7y ago
As he keeps saying -_-
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by Tokkemon 7y ago
Yes! I was waiting for a reference to Alec's channel. So good!
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by Tokkemon 7y ago
Paris isn't built directly on bedrock either.
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by Tokkemon 7y ago
That's not the point. Digging a massive hole in the ground directly next to a skyscraper's foundation changes the physical properties of that foundation, and requires some very complicated engineering to get around it. That and al
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by Tokkemon 7y ago
Not really, he was just following the trends of the time. If anything, New York is in a far better place with him than without. Sure, he did some bad things, but New York wouldn't be able to cope without his expressways and bridges.
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by Tokkemon 7y ago
I love this channel so much. Well done Alec!
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by Tokkemon 7y ago
This is not about ads. Those are placed in passages between platforms, predominantly. There's plenty of space for them there.
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by Tokkemon 7y ago
Eh... they're getting very dated at this point, almost 30 years old since the last redesign.
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by Tokkemon 7y ago
Of course not, because awareness is haaaarrrdd . (And they would have to look up from their phones.)
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by Tokkemon 7y ago
This already exists. Most exists, at least when in the grid, are indicated with the cardinal direction.
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by Tokkemon 7y ago
There's a minimum of two strip maps on every car since 2000. This is a non-issue.
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by Tokkemon 7y ago
Yes they are on the whole. But that one time there was some unexpected delay, and it ruins any goodwill the clock built up in the eyes of the rider. It's quite frustrating to see.
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by Tokkemon 7y ago
Most people using the subway aren't using those maps to begin with.
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by Tokkemon 7y ago
One of my favorite CD-ROMs from my childhood was an Encarta offshoot called Microsoft Exploropedia, World of Nature. Basically Encarta for natural sciences but tailored for kids. That game was the bomb.
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by Tokkemon 7y ago
And that's why I drive a Subaru.
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by Tokkemon 7y ago
OpenTTD and OpenRCT are obvious amazing ones.
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by Tokkemon 8y ago
Yup. Occam's razor here.
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by Tokkemon 8y ago
It's been debunked.
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by Tokkemon 8y ago
You can build them all day long, but then you have to have people who can live in them and pay for the cost of building that house, either through mortgages or taxes to the government. And we all know how well the public housing projects we
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by Tokkemon 9y ago
It's like Hamlet. A really slow burn through four acts, and all of the sudden it explodes like a powder keg on fire!
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by Tokkemon 9y ago
Hah. Wait, what happened?
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by Tokkemon 9y ago
Well he did teach English. At Stuyvessant if I recall correctly.
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by Tokkemon 9y ago
And look at me stuck with FontAwesome.

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