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c0nfused
11y ago
My experience on the two boxes I have installed GitLab CE on using the .deb packages was that it hosed apt in both cases. So, YMMV
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11y ago
Sorry, my intent was not to imply that web assembly was hateful or abusive but that the code I might write using it falls into two categories 1. Performance critical code 2. Sneaky stuff I really don't want the user to be able to read.
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11y ago
Web assembly always makes me a little sad. It feels like we are going back to flash only it won't be bad this time, I promise, no really. I always feel like the most obvious use for it is to start writing truly hateful and abusive code
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11y ago
Most of us can afford to pay it too. That's the real tragedy. All of us should consider doing something similar, allocate a couple $ a month and give it to people who make our lives/jobs easier or better.
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11y ago
In testing, I found that the cornflower mix did not conceal the magnets effectively enough for the illusion to be maintained. YMMV:)
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11y ago
Linux users aren't the issue. Nor am I attempting to blame them. The problem is that basically you are always aiming at a moving target of system configuration when you release. Do you bet that your users have mechanical disks or SSD?
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11y ago
So, having tried to offer support for a game on linux before it's a giant nightmare. If you don't want to open source you end up with a never ending support task. Unity should solve that now. Maybe. To answer a few specifics with
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11y ago
Conversely, should you learn to drive in a lamborghini? Tools matter as a result of what you want out of them. In this case learning to drive. They honestly don't have that much value themselves. A guy who learns to drive on a Lada ca
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11y ago
So, apparently there are a good number of tech jobs in Java Virginia, USA https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Java,_Virginia I suspect those might not actually be there.
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11y ago
I was not expecting that quick of a release. In the last month, I have encountered enough bugs that I was expecting at least fall. To pick two that sort of highlight the problems: Unable to set static IP. Appeared to Work in GUI but not ac
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11y ago
So, I have a couple of machines running the preview. I basically feel like I am not their targeted market most of the time. I don't use cortana, windows phone, or own an xbox. The use case it play a game or browse the web. So, the inte
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11y ago
I wish I was that young. Apparently, I appear to be 74. Only off by more than four decades.
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12y ago
No not all people or networking events are equal, but unless you attend the events or meet people you aren't going to know the difference from a distance.
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12y ago
It's too bad the dairy lodge doesn't quite show up so well on google maps, but at least I know what it's assessed value is. Turns out that if you compare it to the surrounding properties, having a very phallic sign does not i
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13y ago
While on the one hand I agree with your overarching point, I actually find the second set of code tells me much more about what is going on. That might be because I have been doing curly brace languages for a decade but tells me more, Foods
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13y ago
You could argue the same about any old piece of software. The thing is that people working on xp cost money, they cost time. Both of those could be spent doing something that makes Microsoft money or at least advances a product that is not
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13y ago
Everyone in US congress has the seat for life. The reelection rate is never below 80% for congress and hardly ever below that for the senate.
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13y ago
There really ought to be a contest like this. Who ever wins gets the domain
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13y ago
So, a bit of a rant, I dislike the current game culture meme of "this engine is poorly optimized". I am tired of seeing the following statement: game x is poorly optimized because game y runs better on my box. This is akin to sayi
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13y ago
I can sort of see the relationship to the greater security/liberties debate. But, ultimately this is a story about a series of escalating mistakes by both sides based on assumptions they were making about the other actions. It may be
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13y ago
It seems like the enterprise grade solution would be to checkout the svn or git repo some time in the next 6 months and then rebrand it to "your company name here" frame. http://src.chromium.org/viewvc/chrome&
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13y ago
Chrome frame is the open source alternative to chrome frame.
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13y ago
Something like "The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich" following would probably be reasonable, if a bit hefty. The Nazi's managed to document things exhaustively, so it serves as a jumping off point into a bunch of other place
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13y ago
I don't particularly mind the security implications of the technique. However, It certainly is less convenient if you are the recipient.
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13y ago
As some one who does this every day. This is all good advice. I would add that it is really really important to occasionally do something different. If you you usually work from home, go to a coffee shop, sit in a restaurant for a few hours
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13y ago
Bitbucket will have this problem. Anyone giving away free file hosting eventually runs into this problem. Google just happens to also have drive to fall back on.
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14y ago
To move a bit on from the others and security status. It is worth noting that the entire game is PVP. The only place where you aren't indirectly or directly interacting with another player is the mission system. Every other part of the gam
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14y ago
To celebrate this I am going to go buy some expensive electronics from newegg.
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14y ago
Some of us are either making software about war or warring about making software. So, it all works out in the end.
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14y ago
Yeah, let's post the questions to our take home final to the internet. No one will notice. Honest.
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