castis

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by castis 7y ago
If I wanted disappointing, I would accept that some people in this world will never see the big picture and are so out of touch that they try 1-upping others on a message board by throwing out buzz-words.
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by castis 7y ago
> And now you understand why the Etcher devs chose Electron. No one is claiming that the choice to use electron is without merit or that it is a mysterious choice. It's just heavily disappointing that we've gotten to the point
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by castis 7y ago
We'll I'm glad that you're here to set everyone straight.
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by castis 7y ago
thats 300mb across several completely necessary helper processes. garbage in, garbage out
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by castis 7y ago
And in typical human fashion, we're now going to argue over where the moral line is drawn instead of the actual problem.
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by castis 7y ago
Quadcopter pet project https://github.com/castis/currant One for running Retropie https://emulationstation.org/gettingstarted.html#install_rpi... . Next one is for playing with https://www.zo
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by castis 7y ago
edit: your annoyance is not worth anyones time
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by castis 7y ago
"I’m really not convinced". Ok great thanks, neither is anyone else, which is why we'd like numbers.
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by castis 7y ago
I dont understand the purpose of this question. The existing purpose is that it works at all?
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by castis 7y ago
The point is that we'd like to know that its not heavily degrading to the existing purpose. No one said anything about high performance.
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by castis 7y ago
They could if they ran a car onto the runway.
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by castis 7y ago
If an actor were to go through that much effort to get DNA from someone, I doubt they would be concerned with the legalities of it.
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by castis 7y ago
How is that any different than the bullshit they do right now.
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by castis 7y ago
Wow, that would be something else. I assume whoever gets that to market first would make a killing.
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by castis 7y ago
It absolutely could, but yikes... it's not necessary to put yourself through that these days.
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by castis 7y ago
Oh man if you like flexbox, I'd definitely take the time to really get in there on grid. Learning to mix the two together has been amazing.
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by castis 7y ago
> You had to build it from scratch Thats exactly what I'm trying to do here (sort of), I'm like 2 years in on the project and I've only just begun to actually test the thing. https://github.com/castis/
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by castis 7y ago
I wish I was worth my weight in gold. With the current price at about $42,500/kg, and assuming the 8 people on FBs board are an average of 75 kg... 75 8 42500 = 25 M. Sounds good to me.
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by castis 7y ago
This is one of those posts where I can't tell if there's sarcasm in there.
170.
by castis 7y ago
If you find "Mailchimp" offensive, that's on you.
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by castis 8y ago
Scientists know the mysterious substance makes up the majority of all matter in the universe, vastly outnumbering normal matter like stars, planets, and people. s/know/assume
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by castis 8y ago
could this help explain the mass of the several copies of the kilogram drifting apart?
173.
by castis 8y ago
Yeah there's nothing you can really do about those as they're created using arbitrary DOM elements. This cuts back on the permission prompt spam that takes place directly with the Firefox UI.
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by castis 8y ago
Yes, but it is impossible to prove that civilizations that remain the same over millennia dont exist.
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by castis 8y ago
If one civilization has existed over millions or billions of years it does.
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by castis 8y ago
But its totally okay to assign attributes to a large group of diverse people you dont actually know based solely on your political beliefs.
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by castis 8y ago
I'm well aware of what I said, thanks.
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by castis 8y ago
The value that pops out of the color picker shouldn't be a mystery to you.
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by castis 8y ago
What? If you're a web developer and don't know how to use them, then you're not a very good one.
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by castis 8y ago
> We know it ^citation needed

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