cypher543

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by cypher543 13y ago
[...] don't try to write the most compact code possible but rather the most readable. Don't conventions 6, 7, 8, and 11 violate this?
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by cypher543 13y ago
Maybe I'm not part of the target audience for this article, but it seems to lack quite a bit of information. For example, you explain what op-codes are, but then only cover one of them. I think at least a basic overview of common op-codes a
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by cypher543 13y ago
I hope those image macros were intended to be cringe-inducing. Because they are.
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by cypher543 13y ago
The comments on that article are atrocious. It's like one big fanboy rage orgy. I like Microsoft and all, but Google seems to have a legitimate claim here. All Microsoft needs to do is update the app to comply with the YouTube TOS, which do
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by cypher543 13y ago
I find it strange that people are hung up on this remote dependency "issue." It's a convenience for small projects and quick samples. There is absolutely nothing stopping you from checking out a Go package locally and importing it just like
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by cypher543 13y ago
You can find most Go-related things by searching for "golang".
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by cypher543 13y ago
Why is this needed? Are people really so lazy that they can't just type "the Internet"?
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by cypher543 13y ago
The fartscroll script at least demonstrated how to embed audio data in the script itself and handle cross-browser format differences. Sure, it was a little juvenile, but every once in a while, we have to stop taking ourselves so seriously.
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by cypher543 13y ago
I think Jamie is the explosives guy. After all, two of his more well-known lines are "Jamie wants big boom!" and "When in doubt, C4!" I always got the impression that Adam liked building things more than he liked blowing them up. But I'm su
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by cypher543 13y ago
As far as I know, there's no such thing as an "ionic wind fan" on the market. If you're referring to "bladeless" Dyson fans, those actually still have blades in the base. And then there are fans with negative ion generators, but those still
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by cypher543 14y ago
I'm a little disappointed that the author didn't examine the original DOS version. DOS emulators and the Watcom toolkit are still available.
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by cypher543 14y ago
You can read PDFs on a Kindle, too. That's how I read all of my programming books.
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by cypher543 14y ago
> As soon as I stopped building computers from off-the-shelf parts The most stable computers I've ever owned have been those that I've built myself, while 90% of my repair work comes from Dell and HP computers that barely last 2 years.
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by cypher543 14y ago
That's because a magazine is printed and its appearance doesn't vary between people looking at it, so we automatically assume that it's supposed to look the way it does. A website can look differently depending on which browser is rendering
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by cypher543 14y ago
Is that page customizable in any way? My first impression is that it looks like a parked domain landing page, which I instinctively ignore and close immediately.
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by cypher543 14y ago
If you're afraid of shooting yourself in the foot, don't edit the source code.