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by ajsalminen 9y ago
If this is enough then Google Maps is the most successful application of AR ever.
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by ajsalminen 9y ago
As one of the issues with VR has been (still is to an extent) the "screen door effect" which means being able to see the gaps between the individual pixels of the displays I think it's safe to say it's the low resolution
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by ajsalminen 9y ago
Is this anecdotal or does research saying this exist? I know this is conventional wisdom but I've wondered about how true it actually is after seeing a few counterexamples.
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by ajsalminen 9y ago
Yes, you can't have the voices with the old graphics in MI1 Special Edition so you need the hack. Unfortunate oversight since I think many people would like to enjoy it that way. I believe they made it possible in the MI2 remaster but
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by ajsalminen 9y ago
On the other hand limiting it to one hero of a kind per game helps quite a bit. Overwatch had the problem of very static team compositions early on because they didn't copy that particular feature of MOBAs. I haven't been followin
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by ajsalminen 9y ago
In my opinion ARTS doesn't describe it better but introduces confusion since it implies these games have something in common with real time strategy games. I don't think they really have anything to do with RTS despite being origi
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by ajsalminen 9y ago
A big hero pool you can only pick one of each from is probably easier to balance than something like an RTS where there are a fixed set of units for just a few alternate races and the players typically choose between them once at the start
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by ajsalminen 9y ago
I disagree. SteamVR home only lets you invite a few friends over to your personal space while AltspaceVR was more about all kinds of events in public spaces. Even more importantly it's only available on the PC while Altspace was one o
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by ajsalminen 9y ago
That's true but the text editing part is modeless as opposed to how vi and it's kin do it. Of course even that can be changed and Spacemacs has recently made it a fairly popular choice.
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by ajsalminen 9y ago
Neither Vive nor Rift have been selling very well recently if the Steam Survey is any indication. PSVR numbers are better but I don't think they're that impressive either.
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by ajsalminen 9y ago
If you think going non-free with the modules would help you should take a look at the codebases of some of the most popular premium Wordpress modules. You'll find much worse than in a popular Drupal contrib module.
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by ajsalminen 10y ago
> Wrote a 100k line of code financial app in Drupal 7. It's not compatible with D8, and expect the same with D9. Actually D9 will not be a hard compatibility break for D8 thanks to the significant changes in Drupal 8: https:/&
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by ajsalminen 10y ago
So much has changed from Drupal 5 that I don't think your experience is all that relevant when assessing Drupal anymore. Just as one example, Drupal 8 now does use object-oriented PHP extensively.
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by ajsalminen 10y ago
Hooks are going away in favor of a fully object-oriented architecture. Some hooks remain in Drupal 8, but they'll get replaced in time. It also uses a templating system called Twig that is similar to Django's.
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by ajsalminen 10y ago
The process has been set up so that supposedly the reason is to protect the victims but I just don't think it's possible to allow accusations to be completely anonymous and release no details at all to the community or even to the
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by ajsalminen 10y ago
The common refrain in recent years has been that Drupal has been going for the enterprise instead of every single blogger like it used to. That could decrease search volume while still even growing in that segment. Still, having both would
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by ajsalminen 10y ago
I don't know where he has talked about race, maybe the master/slave comment is the one referred to but if you follow those links in the article to the actual posts he made you can see that what he wrote isn't that controversi
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by ajsalminen 10y ago
I don't think the article is that one-sided. It also raises another issue which is that the total lack of transparency even to the person being prosecuted is problematic. The comments from the DA side about this have been few and self-
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by ajsalminen 10y ago
I noticed that your company does develop on WordPress. Don't you think it has the same issue just as much if not more since Automattic seems to have even more control over the platform than Acquia?
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by ajsalminen 10y ago
In a way it looks very much like just the same issue that has come up before with people getting banned from tech conferences for example: Should the beliefs a person holds that are unrelated to the community in question be grounds for ostr
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by ajsalminen 10y ago
Watch this for lots of details about these: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rWvoMrYCQBU
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by ajsalminen 10y ago
Yeah, I don't think it's all that rare for sudo to be an optional package not installed by default in distributions. At least that used to be the case back when I used try various ones a lot more.
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by ajsalminen 10y ago
I would strongly suspect that the fact it's without opcache by itself makes it pretty much meaningless for any kind of a real-world application.
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by ajsalminen 10y ago
Epistory: Typing Chronicles is another fairly recently released great indie typing game that even runs on Linux and supports layouts other than QWERTY such as COLEMAK and DVORAK. http://store.steampowered.com/app/398850
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by ajsalminen 10y ago
In that case the plain text link would be just as trackable.
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by ajsalminen 10y ago
It could, but "just" switching shells is definitely an inconvenience to your users as well.
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by ajsalminen 10y ago
Holopoint, Sword Master VR, Audioshield are some of the more physically intensive titles. Something like Onward is not intense exercise but will get you kneeling etc. instead of just standing. Even standing and doing things with your hands
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by ajsalminen 10y ago
I don't think being able to play multiple sounds simultanously from the desktop in the Win9x era was that common anyway although some sound cards probably supported it. I do find it useful for playing my own music while playing a game
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by ajsalminen 10y ago
My recollection is very different. Netscape 4.7 seemed to be falling apart all the time at the point when Mozilla reached 0.9.x and started to be usable which made me very happy to promptly switch to it. I don't remember when Mozilla g
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by ajsalminen 10y ago
I don't think GNOME2 was really a part of the Win98 era since it was released almost a year after Windows XP came out. GNOME 1.4 was terrible and the memory requirements of Linux with a desktop environment in general were far and above

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