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601.
by a1o 3y ago
PyInstaller runs well in a CI I have, what is this first run experience issue?
602.
by a1o 3y ago
There are definitely brands owned by the market itself that does that nowadays.
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by a1o 3y ago
https://archive.ph/5u5MC
604.
by a1o 3y ago
There's no actual way to use this.
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by a1o 3y ago
> GA. Generally Available?
606.
by a1o 3y ago
I use a lot of Adventure Game Studio so I ended up adding things in itself to make it easier for me. But additionally I created agstoolbox to help me organize different projects using different versions of AGS and to be able to automate bui
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by a1o 3y ago
Hey, re-read the dude post you are replying, there are parentheses to signal which specific actor or none for both. Perhaps they weren't there when you answered.
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by a1o 3y ago
Maybe the problem is diverse employees have less power to negotiate changes and improvements in the workplace like the issues cited in the NY piece - building and infrastructure issues and the short staffing.
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by a1o 3y ago
It didn't work for me either but the ph one worked https://archive.ph/EV9WP
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by a1o 3y ago
https://archive.ph/V5hHG
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by a1o 3y ago
Does someone have the text?
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by a1o 3y ago
So, very different from the Shazam/Abracadabra post from the other day. It's a different technique. It would be nice to get a comparison.
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by a1o 3y ago
https://archive.ph/FHkBL
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by a1o 3y ago
> which is a language known for its vulnerabilities C is not known for its vulnerabilities, it's known for being fast, portable, and low on abstractions. It's a perfect fine language to write this kind of code. There are techni
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by a1o 3y ago
This site is like super broken in Safari on iPhone xD
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by a1o 3y ago
> You need to start Steam to play most games Tou don't, the default shortcuts it creates uses an url like format and steam to track down what exact binary you want to run, but if you double click the exe in the directory it works wi
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by a1o 3y ago
Anywhere to actually run this?
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by a1o 3y ago
I thought it would just print the dessert in a way I could eat. It would be much easier. :P
619.
by a1o 3y ago
I don't think you are too wrong about it, the tools we use do shape the norm of we make with them
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by a1o 3y ago
I think we all used Times New Roman for writing in 800x600 desktop CRTs with 15" curved displays and could read just fine.
621.
by a1o 3y ago
In photography you have to go to the place and position yourself and wait for the right moment. It's much closer to fishing than clicking a button on the computer.
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by a1o 3y ago
The article is just the headline
623.
by a1o 3y ago
> These are important reminders that pathological cynics always will find a way to complain Even Hacker News is cited in the piece!
624.
by a1o 3y ago
That sounds like copyright washing if there is such thing.
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by a1o 3y ago
Thank you! That was very thorough! I will be reading the links. :)
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by a1o 3y ago
What is NW Europe?
627.
by a1o 3y ago
> Rust developers might consider switching to jemallocator for improved performance I am curious if this is something that everyone can do to get free performance or if there are caveats. Can C codebases benefit from this too? Is this pe
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by a1o 3y ago
I wonder if someone can use this to slowly download everything to have an offline archive - which then could be shared somewhere else.
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by a1o 3y ago
Wasn't this the usage of the bottom SNES port?
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by a1o 3y ago
If I remember correctly the hack was in the level design where on each scroll there was a limited amount of tiles that could change, so one would only scroll these specific tiles and pretend the entire screen scrolled.

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