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by adamors 14y ago
You mean the vintage mode that comes with ST? Because I didn't see anything being announced regarding vintage mode. Some guys forked the ST vintage package but that's 3rd party.
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by adamors 14y ago
> You go to (a good) "Game School" to learn to build video games, not because you already build video games. The law school thing may be valid, but I doubt that anyone goes to a "Game School" (whatever that may be) without having writte
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by adamors 14y ago
I thought he switched to self hosted, open source alternatives. What a silly article.
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by adamors 14y ago
Between what and what exactly? > In this article, we’ve broken down mobile website traffic in the US according to mobile OS. It doesn't try to find a correlation between mobile OS usage and something else.
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by adamors 14y ago
What is the last version you've used? 1.6.4 is nothing like you said.
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by adamors 14y ago
> being able to edit documents in-place on the web Last time I checked only a handful of file types were editable in Drive. I can edit source files in Dropbox but Drive simply downloads them. Drive's file manager is also very limiting w
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by adamors 14y ago
Not trying to be a dick or anything, but http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pharo
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by adamors 14y ago
So, they removed a lot of good things but failed to add a better screen. I love my X220 and was looking to buy a newer model since the 1366x768 screen is really limiting, but I guess I'm done with Thinkpads for good.
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by adamors 14y ago
I'm so tired of these blog posts where people completely miss the point of RSS, Google Reader and what the combination of the two means/meant.
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by adamors 14y ago
It is in a country where a programmer makes $450/month.
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by adamors 14y ago
Shuttleworth actually goes on to say in the comments "The very people protesting their super-collaborative credentials have a long history of being super-antagonistic to Ubuntu in practice." I don't think it's even the NIH problem it's j
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by adamors 14y ago
> Linux is one of the most fragmented ecosystems ever. There are tens or hundred of different distros, and at least several different application packages That kind of fragmentation is hardly noticable and/or meaningful to a developer
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by adamors 14y ago
The fact that the OS comes with spyware out of the box is just a minor complaint? Okay..
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by adamors 14y ago
This looks really cool, curious if anyone uses this in production.
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by adamors 14y ago
> [Python is] rivaling PHP to become the most popular interpreted language Hahahaha. I love Python and loathe PHP but this is just ridiculous.
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by adamors 14y ago
You can't resend network requests that's true, however I'm pretty sure Chrome's JS console beats FF/FB's http://smotko.si/using-chrome-as-a-javascript-editor/
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by adamors 14y ago
> Chrome developer tools don't even come close. Now that is just silly.
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Google shopping adverts fuel ivory trade(guardian.co.uk)
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by adamors 14y ago
I've started a migration to vim and although I still use ST2 for work, it's just a matter of weeks before I completely switch over.
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by adamors 14y ago
It's a laptop - <everything you do on a laptop> + browser. Pathetic is what it is.
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by adamors 14y ago
It is meaningless and I have a growing suspicion that it was coined by people who came from writing (PHP) websites from scratch. I remember being pleasantly surprised when I wrote my first website with a framework after a couple of year
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by adamors 14y ago
> Code which is executing a whole bunch of stuff behind the scenes without the user of that code (the web developer) being aware But isn't this the whole point of a framework? That stuff gets done for you so you don't have to write
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by adamors 14y ago
Living in a bubble.
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by adamors 14y ago
He says "We have made two forays into the Linux commercial market, most recently with the QuakeLive client and that platform just hasn't carried it's weight." Watch the video I linked to.
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by adamors 14y ago
There is an offical, native Linux client that no one knows about. It was released in 2009. And because no one actually bothered with it, he concluded that the WHOLE platform is disinterested. http://youtu.be/wt-iVFxgFWk?t=45m26s
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by adamors 14y ago
Oh but there is data. Linux users on Humble Indie Bundles constantly pay more per head than OS X or Windows users. http://support.humblebundle.com/customer/portal/articles/281... My point is that Linux users are willing to pay for games,
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by adamors 14y ago
The thing about Carmack and Linux is, that everything he says is based mostly on the QuakeLive port id did a while back (edit: he says this here http://youtu.be/wt-iVFxgFWk?t=45m26s ). The port was released as an afterthought and quite a w
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by adamors 14y ago
What if you have a small desktop, like a mac mini? Actually, a mac mini is better than a Surface in this scenario.
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by adamors 14y ago
But you can an external monitor, right?
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by adamors 14y ago
So will a desktop. Why spend $1000 then?

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