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ayuvar
15y ago
Later on in the linked thread, the original poster seems to indicate that it doesn't appear to be the same emulator - or at least that the big chunk of code for the controller mapping isn't retained in Donkey Kong 64. Perhaps they did a qui
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ayuvar
15y ago
I can see a definite advantage in cooling being that close to the North Sea. How far down did the towers go? Was the entire hollow space within them basically inhabitable (if uncomfortable)?
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15y ago
I was really surprised at their server farm; I always figured (from the original Wired article) that it was fairly busy with servers. I guess losing the fiber optic link kind of ruined that. Or, you know, having to put your customers' data
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ayuvar
15y ago
I thought the most clever part was how it throws you (pretty much) directly into killing your first boss monster. You feel awesome within a few minutes of starting, immediately before getting told to go kill more boss monsters.
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ayuvar
15y ago
We had a rash of credit/debit card skimming locally as a result of crooks coming into stores in the mall and replacing the store's point-of-sale card reader terminal with one of their own which was rigged to skim before passing on the infor
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ayuvar
15y ago
At the very least, this year we seem to be over the hump and the vast majority of new activations are 2.2 or higher, which at least takes some pressure off the fragmentation debate: http://pxldot.com/post/18281312362/android-measuring-stic
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15y ago
I think that versions of Hypercard past v1.0 allowed for stacks of arbitrary window size; I know for a fact that I made up at least a few 1024x768 ones in v2.2. You are correct in that I don't think it supported resizable windows without
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ayuvar
15y ago
I still like my Nexus One, but between the sagging power button and the lack of "real" multitouch, I'm not inclined to buy another HTC product next time.
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ayuvar
15y ago
It's probably codenamed after Tulalip Bay in Washington state.
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15y ago
It's not necessarily a technical aspect, but it might be worthwhile including a few bits on software scheduling so it makes more sense why, for instance, your estimates will change often until you get a better body of relevant evidence to b
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15y ago
A few broken images retrieved, but I can kind of see how it works. Most of my friends have completely insane images.