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by coldacid 5y ago
>Not destroying your body lifting heavy weights for 50 years seems like something people might like. And that's why the exoskeleton system mentioned in passing in the article is more popular with construction labourers than any of t
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by coldacid 5y ago
It's missing from the headline here (but in the one on Yahoo) that this arrest has nothing to do with Monero, but rather due to an existing arrest warrant from South Africa where Fluffypony is accused of defrauding a former employer of
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by coldacid 5y ago
I think that's what the dilithium crystals are for. ;D
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by coldacid 5y ago
Or trolling.
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by coldacid 5y ago
It's almost entirely foreign buyers, as investments or for money laundering. If Trudeau would rub some brain cells together, we'd get changes to the law that would limit foreign real estate ownership, and close loopholes allowing
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by coldacid 5y ago
I've heard a lot of good things about Idaho.
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by coldacid 5y ago
At least it doesn't put us underwater on our mortgages, though. But yeah, I'm definitely not looking forward for my next property assessment. I expect I'll end up paying at least another 25% on top of my current property taxe
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by coldacid 5y ago
One of the two big reasons a project I've been working on for years went with Xamarin Forms is _because_ of native appearance on each platform. If you want your app to look the same on every platform and not take advantage of each plat
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by coldacid 5y ago
I definitely know about gron. I maintain the Chocolatey package[1] for it for all us Windows slobs. [1] https://community.chocolatey.org/packages/gron
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by coldacid 5y ago
Blizzard was already creatively going downhill before Activision bought them, but they could have recovered. Joining with Activision was the death of Blizzard.
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by coldacid 5y ago
America, the corporate welfare state.
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by coldacid 5y ago
If we don't expand beyond Earth, we've got maybe 700 million years tops, since past then the sun's changes will make multi-cellular life, if not all life, on Earth impossible.
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by coldacid 5y ago
With your phone?
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by coldacid 5y ago
Think of it this way: Audacity is nano. Reaper is fully-kitted-out Emacs with everything in ELPA.
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by coldacid 5y ago
You probably wouldn't want to test 69°C anyway.
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by coldacid 5y ago
Too bad it'll be an older version instead of the latest.
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by coldacid 5y ago
Which, if the parts discussed before long-polling was mentioned were implemented, wouldn't be an issue since you'd be starting from the first event following your last-recieved cursor anyway.
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by coldacid 5y ago
I think that's what the author was getting at, after reading through the whole article. The idea isn't to get rid of webhooks, but provide an endpoint that can be used when webhooks won't necessarily work.
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by coldacid 5y ago
Probably not as many as you might assume. There's also the issue of the Game Boy running on an 8080 derivative, unlike the NES and Super NES, which ran on 6502 (and 65816) derivatives. You might be interested in these articles covering
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by coldacid 5y ago
Oh, I'm definitely being nitpicky :D
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by coldacid 5y ago
The (slow) death of blogs and .plan files is probably the greatest net negative Twitter has had on the internet.
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by coldacid 5y ago
In a past life we used Bitbucket for work and it's always been slow.
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by coldacid 5y ago
Fair use is not a violation of copyright but a specified (and since 1976 statutory) exception to it. You are clearly impugning the doctrine with your comment.
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by coldacid 5y ago
>If you’re running a query like “give me the average price of all transactions over the past 5 years”, a relational database would have to load all the rows from the previous 5 years even though it merely wants to aggregate the price fie
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by coldacid 5y ago
If you know where to look, the human labour is almost free compared to the profit you could be making.
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by coldacid 5y ago
Agreed!
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by coldacid 5y ago
If it was merely corporate "profit motive" then we wouldn't see all the attempts at censorship and control of the internet by governments around the world, including even ones we might think of as "freedom" loving.
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by coldacid 5y ago
ActiveX was more a counterpart to Java applets in particular, rather than "cross-platform Java" in general.
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by coldacid 5y ago
Looks like LKML purged all mail of June 18?
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by coldacid 5y ago
And of course Shadows of the Empire.

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