VonGuard

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by VonGuard 10y ago
Legal is the problem. They have the code. We've confirmed that fact.
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Habitat: The First Graphical MMO Now on GitHub(github.com)
10 points by VonGuard 10y ago|0 comments
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by VonGuard 10y ago
I just want this as a call transcription service.... Good ones are hard to find.
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by VonGuard 10y ago
Honestly, just put in one long day. Throw 8 hours at it and by the end you should be having fun. Honestly. it only takes an hour or two to get going and learn the basics. The complex things are around specific functions, like military manag
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by VonGuard 10y ago
It is ABSOLUTELY selfish indulgence. And plenty of people love every bit of it. Just because you find these sorts of things devoid of meaning does not mean they are meaningless to others. Game development, these days, is so focused on hand
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by VonGuard 10y ago
Well, that's something I think the Adams brothers consider to be work. They aren't into doing work. They're into doing the fun stuff. Maybe that's immature and not to the liking of the audience, but once again, the whole
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by VonGuard 10y ago
Anything worth doing takes a lot of work, and Dwarf Fortress is no different. It really is a matter of putting in the hours. But thanks to dozens of radical tools, you, too, can turn your fortress into a 3D, moving world. Treat the experien
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by VonGuard 10y ago
Well, yeah! That's why people rage!
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by VonGuard 10y ago
I like to think of MOBAs like sports. Particularly, like basketball or baseball. It's a team game, and if one person is not pulling their weight, the entire team will suffer and lose. You can't win a baseball game with a pitcher w
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by VonGuard 10y ago
UK border guards and customs people are, literally, Vogons.
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by VonGuard 10y ago
++ large laptops.
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by VonGuard 10y ago
OK HN, get out there and find this man some prior art so we can all just put this company out of business...
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by VonGuard 10y ago
Whoa, how do you play without a numeric keypad. I can't even begin to play without it due to muscle memory...
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by VonGuard 10y ago
> This doesn't excuse the behavior of publicly stating guilt or that one party is lying without evidence. That's horrible behavior and happens on both sides. Agreed. It just gets my dander up that people will resort to conspira
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by VonGuard 10y ago
Vulgar as the attack site is, I am really getting quite tired of the go-to "she lies" stuff we see all over the Internet. Proper etiquette should be to not comment at all on such situations if you "side" with either part
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by VonGuard 10y ago
You forgot to mention your slack: chat.cloud.gov, where people can come ask questions, right?
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by VonGuard 10y ago
The thing is, I don't think it can happen politically. What is going on now is just the research stage so that we have some sort of data point for UBI supporters to latch onto. There are all sorts of groups inside the UBI tent, and man
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by VonGuard 10y ago
Not linking to my financials... The figure in the stories I've seen pegged his earnings at $6 million a year on $44 million revenue. $5 a post is a years old number, but still.
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by VonGuard 10y ago
As someone who wrote for Denton, I'm shocked to learn how much $ Gawker was making. He paid writers as little as $5 a post.
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by VonGuard 10y ago
I would like to hear everyone's opinions of the various UIs for MAME. I've been searching for a hands-off, games only interface for choosing, one where it won't accidentally quit or pop up the control config window during gam
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by VonGuard 10y ago
Google is patenting this so that if they get sued, they already have a patent. If they actually sue anyone over this FIRST, I'd be shocked. This has got to be a defensive patent, in case someone else was about to patent the same thing
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by VonGuard 10y ago
MS took a paid for product in the market and used Windows to drive it's price to $0, basically killing Netscape. This was a position where they used their monopoly on the desktop to beat a competitive product that was, at the time, pur
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by VonGuard 10y ago
Anytime I see anything names my-asm or mini.asm or anything like that, it instantly yanks me back to college. We had this awesome teacher who had been at DEC for decades and taught at night. He'd bring in chunks of core memory, and tel
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by VonGuard 10y ago
As with most Apple-related rumors, the truth is probably something a lot less exciting in the end. If Apple is working on a "Car" you can bet it's just s creep of it's current offerings, so, a car that includes iOS and l
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by VonGuard 10y ago
If you would like to see a Gizmondo in the flesh, come to the Museum of Art and Digital Entertainment in Oakland. Ours is dead, sadly, but you can at least look at it, and the unreleased game Hit and Myth. I was at the launch party for this
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by VonGuard 10y ago
Obligatory VAX jousting video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mYP-F7XxrDA
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by VonGuard 10y ago
Happens ALLLLLLLL the time, though. Improper or not, look around at corporate America and you'll find a lot of people who were regulating a company as a government agent, then soon there after, work for the firm they were regulating.
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by VonGuard 10y ago
BASIC rules. I still remember most of it, and could likely code in it today if I had to.
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by VonGuard 10y ago
If you want to do a road trip, the Sneakers office was in the second floor of the Fox Theater in Oakland. No idea where Seatec Astronomy was. Maybe Fremont.
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by VonGuard 10y ago
If they did, they'd quit shortly after learning that, if they wanted to move around inside Apple, like to a different group, they have to interview and be evaluated just like an outsider. Apple is so secretive, people cannot even chang

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