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by Vexs 12y ago
I think it's a reasonable thing to say on their part, it allows them to deal with weird cases, or errors that upload thousands of copies of the same file or something. It's just coverall-contracting.
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by Vexs 12y ago
Hm. This might not be hard with modern digital typewriters, or at the least receipt printers. Electric typewriters have fairly standard keyboards, it wouldn't be too hard to put a transistor across the switches. Now, mechanical typewri
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by Vexs 12y ago
This.. really isn't suprising. Ios 8 is immediately available on all modern iPhones, whereas Lollipop is still unsupported on almost all devices in the android market. Heck, the Verizon galaxy s5, one of the more common phones, just go
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by Vexs 12y ago
I think this is one of the few areas of DF where players don't actually choose the most optimal path, but instead choose the most amusing, or dwarfiest, path. I mean, you see countless arguments about stair shaft vs single floors, trap
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by Vexs 12y ago
That sounds incredibly brilliant- issue being accurate GPS locating, and actually finding out what rules are there. I really wish there was some sort of public works API where you could pull sign data, traffic lights data, etc. Seems like t
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by Vexs 12y ago
Wait, did they encode the audio files in the javascript? That's pretty clever, I'm surprised I've never heard of it.
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by Vexs 12y ago
Honestly, this is an excellent way to teach 4D. Everyone understands 2048, and moving cubes around a grid is a very good way to teach it. If you labeled the axis(s) it becomes a very good explanation. Its also pretty fun too, which helps.
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by Vexs 12y ago
Sadly, I don't think this (and similar things) will take off. Not because its bad, but because of public school bureaucracy. In my experience, teachers either have to pay out of pocket, or use "approved vendors" which, most l
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by Vexs 13y ago
I hope you are (considered a sensible set)- I hate having a item tied to something permanent, and then needing it again.
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by Vexs 13y ago
Yeah, this would be great for kids, especially with a good library. Mindstorms really is a great start, and I think that comes down to two things, the physical, and the programming- physical because it's fun making things move, especia