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chrisallick
1y ago
I remember being at the alameda skatepark and hearing them shoot the freeway scene where the twins are driving a mac truck and trinity comes to help.
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chrisallick
1y ago
this is what i was looking for: real time visual. very nice.
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chrisallick
1y ago
you dont. youre brought things inside your algo bubble. kind of a bummer of an evolution of the net.
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chrisallick
2y ago
r dap me up
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chrisallick
2y ago
truly poetic
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chrisallick
2y ago
https://youtu.be/OiqPmsBYieA?feature=shared i had the titular line in star wars...
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chrisallick
2y ago
haha wow i remember making a l337 speak room idle bot in VB6 for AOL for my warez group. Better times :)
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chrisallick
2y ago
that is amazing
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chrisallick
2y ago
meh... i guess it proves if you take words away people cant chat?
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chrisallick
2y ago
are sonos still zero auth when on network and discoverable? god we had so much fun biking around manhattan looking for open wifi, discovering speakers, and play fart sounds. i think the repo is still up: Sonoying.
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chrisallick
2y ago
jesus dude... thats amazing.
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2y ago
Just bought one. Not totally sure how I'll use it, but we shall see. I think addressing the waterproofing, glass blocking motion sensor, or the non-wirelessness will improve it...
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2y ago
wow this is now the 9th time someone has built this lol
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chrisallick
3y ago
When you care more about it working or what others think, stop. "Always get out of the saddle smiling, or you won't get back on."
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chrisallick
3y ago
also came here looking for explanation. curious.
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chrisallick
3y ago
bummer. flawless on my iphone. go into reader mode, its still a great read.
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chrisallick
3y ago
wow. what a great mobile read xp to match a great story. reminds of reading "in the beginning was the command line."
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chrisallick
3y ago
It's so fun to copy and paste these on the shader sim :) It would be fun to make a little click and see microsite like: http://recodeproject.com/
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chrisallick
3y ago
came here to say this. i went all over looking for a replacement... just pay for it. its exactly what you want. i built https://2020isasong.com/ on kirby and tries to rebuild with grav and ended up deciding kirby was just t
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3y ago
I call bs on this strategy being consumer centric. They couldn't monetize "enough." They're saying they had a product problem, but not for their users. Tumblr was lovely, just didn't have the gross design patterns t
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3y ago
Does it work on airplanes and websites that actively detect/deny vpn servers? any ad block features?
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chrisallick
4y ago
WHY ARE SO FEW PEOPLE ASKING TO SEE THE TUNNEL?! I have to see it!
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chrisallick
4y ago
i got started in coding making progz for aol in 4th grade. changed my life. great read!
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chrisallick
5y ago
honestly, more ads than words/thoughts on this page.
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chrisallick
5y ago
you might enjoy In The Beginning Was The Command Line by Neil Stephenson. Author of Diamond Age and Snowcrash.
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chrisallick
5y ago
at first glance i thought this would be an opensource virus. which is a fun idea because as its updated it inspires people to patch their code. or an opensource virus that patches vulnerabilities is also fun.
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chrisallick
5y ago
interesting... im in opposite camp. do you really need anything other than key/value store and a data structure? ive used redis exclusively for close to a decade.
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chrisallick
5y ago
you should rewrite "bit of history" => "urbit of history" can't let a pun like that go.
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5y ago
fantastic design
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chrisallick
5y ago
What a fantastic write up. So many of us are familiar with the "quirky" parts of the apple development ecosystem and the self-gaslighting effect of trying to solve problems that are non-existent and yet persistent. This really cap
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