ascendantlogic

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by ascendantlogic 13y ago
Actually I taught myself how to program in my early teens using C++ on DOS and Windows 3.x in the early 90's, so I do in fact remember those days.
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by ascendantlogic 13y ago
As a 35 year old developer who was using CSS and Javascript in the pre-jQuery days, this really strikes a chord with me. Things like Meteor and Angular and Bootstrap BLOW MY MIND. I understand this is the way of technology but truly we live
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by ascendantlogic 13y ago
Now more than ever is when we need sites like this. This all plays right into the government's hands. They may as well keep it up because people are self-censoring and that makes their jobs easier.
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by ascendantlogic 13y ago
You don't seem to understand that access to something that widely used would be worth tens of thousands of dollars on the black market for those sorts of things. For every "good" person that reports the information for free,
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by ascendantlogic 13y ago
Seems like they're following lean principles. I have no problem with them seeing what the interest is before they start coding. Seems smart to me.
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by ascendantlogic 13y ago
Sounds like a job for some dynamic DNS. That's exactly the sort of thing it's supposed to solve for.
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by ascendantlogic 13y ago
What is the best way to toss you a few dollars to show appreciation and help you keep the lights on?
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by ascendantlogic 13y ago
> Is this anonymous copy-and-paste medium how people start to deal with their problems now? Obviously this person wanted some advice on their situation while remaining anonymous. I don't see a problem with being able to engage the commu
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by ascendantlogic 14y ago
The "percent" of X that makes up a game is purely in the eye of the beholder. For some people graphics has a huge part in their like or dislike of a game. Conversely there are plenty of games that go out of their way to have retro graphics
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by ascendantlogic 14y ago
The issue here isn't getting a patent to cover the R&D costs, it's a case of the patent expiring, the drug company reformulating the drug slightly and then applying for a "new" patent on what amounts to a slightly modified version of th