art0rz

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by art0rz 10y ago
Ad agency business (not adtech). I work for a digital production agency that caters to ad agencies, doing digital campaigns (vr, mobile games/apps, websites, webgl, anything digital really). My time on a project (code, frontend) rarely
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by art0rz 10y ago
This works great, but some international merchants (some airlines in my case) don't support it yet. I've gotten my card declined with a relevant error message but no redirect to my bank's 2FA login page.
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by art0rz 10y ago
It's 2016 and I still know no casual Internet user that looks for the green padlock before entering sensitive information. Heck, even many of my peers (developers, etc.) don't seem to either care or are ignorant to it. I don'
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by art0rz 10y ago
Lots of complaints on Glassdoor[1] [1] https://www.glassdoor.com/Reviews/Crytek-Reviews-E347451.htm
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by art0rz 10y ago
Is there a reason for not supporting C1 instances in Amsterdam? I was an early adopter before Scaleway started offering virtual instances, and liked the idea of running bare-metal for such a low price, but it seems it is not available in Am
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by art0rz 10y ago
On one occasion I checked if the network was still there when I walked back and it was.
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by art0rz 10y ago
I've had WiFi signals in the middle of fields in Belgium and France while hiking, nothing around for miles except for a tree here and there, I check my phone and suddenly there's WiFi. I've seen two open hotspots with paywall
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by art0rz 11y ago
They did actually support it for a while on Android, but Apple never wanted to support third party browser plugins on iOS, and since the Android port was horribly slow even on the most basic swfs and was a huge hack, Adobe decided to drop i
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by art0rz 11y ago
To be fair, in the time of RealPlayer and such, QuickTime was the least bloated and best performing video player around. There really isn't a use for it in 2016, though.
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by art0rz 11y ago
I think in general programmers tend to be happier when they are constantly learning new things, so I set myself up for a job which is constantly challenging. I work in the advertisement and campaigns industry (no, not tracking or banner ads
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by art0rz 11y ago
Have you tried shirts from skateboarding/extreme sports brands? They tend to be longer but relatively not much wider.
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by art0rz 11y ago
IIRC* the hedgehogs from your search results are African hedgehogs and are commonly kept as pets (because they are just so adorable, I agree). The European hedgehog is larger, can be quite vicious and AFAIK often carry rabies. * my ex-girlf
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by art0rz 11y ago
TyoeScript supports decorators with the --enableExperimentalDecorators flag.
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by art0rz 11y ago
I am definitely buying one of these for my parents/grandparents when they need a new computer. All they do is use Facebook/YouTube/Skype and sometimes editing and printing some documents. More often than not these devices req
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by art0rz 11y ago
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/oldnewthing/archive/2005/12/01/49888...
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by art0rz 11y ago
https://github.com/freinbichler/3d-touch
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by art0rz 11y ago
Given the amount of debugging you'd save using a library that's untyped I wouldn't call it time wasted. If a definition doesn't match the version of library you're using, changing the definition or adding to it omly
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by art0rz 11y ago
I don't understand why this is still an issue. Didn't Android fix this problem? Can't iOS adopt a similar system?
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by art0rz 11y ago
I haven't found a dedicated Linux GUI client for git either, but I'm a big fan of IntelliJ's CVS support. While it supports far from everything you can do with git, its interface is excellent, and having it integrated with yo
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by art0rz 11y ago
Can you elaborate on how it doesn't integrate well with existing JS code? We use TypeScript rather heavily and creating definition files has become part of the work (which I do not mind at all). How does Haxe differ in interfacing with
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by art0rz 13y ago
But it's not a framework. It's a framework as much as jQuery is. Why not use TypeScript? It offers similar features, without the extra overhead and ugly syntax.