babuskov

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by babuskov 10y ago
Idk. I watched some videos of it on YouTube and the fun factor it seems to be well below the Atomic Bomberman on PC.
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by babuskov 10y ago
> You also have a large percentage of uneducated people online So do all the other countries and they make different kinds of "sins" regarding to proper writing. > who use Latin without diacritics (secer, solja, casa instead
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by babuskov 10y ago
> Basically, their choices are keeping Cyrillic, and therefore implicitly culturally aligning themselves with Russia (or, to phrase it in a different way, exposing themselves to Russian cultural dominance); or switching to Latin, and imp
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by babuskov 10y ago
"4/10 found nothing" means that success rate is 60%
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by babuskov 10y ago
> people are often behind NAT Today, yes. But back in those days? I'm not so sure. IIRC, almost everyone had a public IP.
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by babuskov 10y ago
> But, if you're set on hosting your own, it isn't so bad these days. +1. Exactly what I wanted to say. Back in sourceforge days setting up your own internet server to run the central repo was a big hurdle. Solving that and ma
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FTC lawsuit prompts Oracle to force Java upgrades(java.com)
8 points by babuskov 10y ago|0 comments
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by babuskov 10y ago
shift+left works as well.
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by babuskov 10y ago
Wouldn't that defeat the "procedural level generation" feature that roguelikes are known for?
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by babuskov 10y ago
> http://pokerduel.herokuapp.com Doesn't seem to work with the latest Firefox version on Mac. It loads, but clicking does nothing.
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by babuskov 10y ago
> There a number of guides Yeah, that's the problem. You might miss some.
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A .gif file displaying its own MD5 hash(shells.aachen.ccc.de)
5 points by babuskov 10y ago|0 comments
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by babuskov 10y ago
> For argument's sake, suppose it is fair to ask such questions. What happens if you code the problem out in Java but it doesn't match the official answer written in Python? I doubt the question would be framed like that. They
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by babuskov 10y ago
I recall using those in 2002 or somewhere around that time. :)
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by babuskov 10y ago
Still down for me: http://imgur.com/a/ebfrT
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by babuskov 10y ago
My thoughts exactly. I really don't understand why would you get down-voted. If there were brain chips, one could easily see the analogy and drawing a line would be much harder.
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by babuskov 10y ago
FILE *f = fopen("image.ppm", "w"); // Write image to PPM file. Useless comment. Could've used that space for error checking.
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by babuskov 10y ago
+1. This is exactly how I do it, because it's the only sane way I could maintain (even my own) code :)
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by babuskov 10y ago
It works really well, I have been using it for about 2 years. The only two minor problems I found so far: 1. when you start it up from launcher, it doesn't show up in the foreground, so you have to click the icon again 2. if you have m
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by babuskov 10y ago
That's interesting (I assume 64bit version of Ubuntu, right?). What GPU do you have?
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by babuskov 10y ago
I have 16GB of RAM and I need to check usage 2-3 times per week because I run a lot of resource hungry apps. Computers can be used for other stuff, not just running a web browser. CPU monitor is needed to see if some app is running or not.
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by babuskov 10y ago
Just tried on fresh 16.04 install. Works out of the box. Make sure you download Steam from official website, not the version packaged with the distro.
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by babuskov 10y ago
> why, why, why do you need these monitors? It really pisses me off when I double click to run a program and there's no indication that it's starting up. Seeing CPU spike confirms that it's working. If I had a penny for ev
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by babuskov 10y ago
> Wait a minute, switched to Linux because of gaming? Sales of my game on Steam seem to confirm that. It sold 8x more copies on Linux than on Mac.
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by babuskov 10y ago
Steam it fully supported. I run it on Ubuntu 16.04 and 14.04 without any problems. Just run it like this: env LD_PRELOAD='/usr/$LIB/libstdc++.so.6' steam I have no idea why Valve doesn't make that comm
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by babuskov 10y ago
> world-class graphics tools on Mac I hope you don't mean Adobe's Photoshop and Illustrator. I tried those a couple of weeks back. Compared to Gimp and Inkscape they are as buggy as hell. Simple .png export with custom dpi ofte
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by babuskov 10y ago
> Many distributions had an installer or package to get these Microsoft fonts. Then you had all the usual Windows fonts. I think this shows the main problem with users' perception of Linux at the time. Most of the people who tried L
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by babuskov 10y ago
KDE 3 was released in 2002, but Firefox, even the 1.0 version was a really good browser. It was so much faster and less resource hungry then netscape / mozilla suite.
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by babuskov 10y ago
> Linux on the desktop is way behind ... Windows At that time Windows security was a joke. You could write anywhere on the whole disk and you could "read all keystrokes, mouse events, make screengrabs" as well.
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by babuskov 10y ago
Yup, that was the exact time when I switched to Linux. KDE 3.x felt so much better than Windows XP, and OpenOffice just came out. Firefox (called Firebird at the time) also had the first release. For webdev work, it was great. You could dep

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