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by dangayle 13y ago
Not to sound ignorant, but what would you use this for?
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by dangayle 13y ago
Thanks! That's useful
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by dangayle 13y ago
Star Command was ok, but the replay value was low. FTL replay value is very high.
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by dangayle 13y ago
I simply can't wrap my head around the ascii interface. I wish it had even the most basic of sprites.
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by dangayle 13y ago
If you're waiting to get good weapons through the shops, you'll always fail. They'll drop the good stuff early on when you don't have any cash, or they'll have only all drone stuff, or whatever. You have to maximize
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by dangayle 13y ago
I've played this game a thousand times, and I've still never beat it. That's one of the reasons I like some of these games like that. I remember the first Final Fantasy where, sure, maybe you could sneak your way through to t
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by dangayle 13y ago
That's what the aggregation framework is great for. I don't have the code handy, but the free MongoDB for Developers course covers almost this exact use case.
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by dangayle 13y ago
> A _data_base product shipping with unacknowledged send-and-pray protocol as a default option. MongoDB had a default initial fire-and-forget mentality, but that was on purpose for their initial use cases. Just because someone else uses
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by dangayle 13y ago
Huh. I never noticed that. Thanks
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by dangayle 13y ago
I think most of us are more used to delimiting urls using [markdown syntax]( http://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/syntax )
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by dangayle 13y ago
This sounds like the ideal opportunity to have a map tattooed to our scalps like old fashioned pirates. Or to the back of some kid (like on Waterworld).
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by dangayle 13y ago
That is one of the nerdiest things I've ever seen. Awesome.
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by dangayle 13y ago
I have, and right now it seems to have a very journalistic slant to it. It might work.
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by dangayle 13y ago
I was just looking at that. It does look pretty nice. I'll have to research it a bit more. Hate to have a hundred parents calling/emailing me because I overlooked something obvious. How is it working for your son?
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by dangayle 13y ago
I have to give a presentation to a group of middle school students, and the activity I have planned is to have them start their own blog. Ideally, I'd like to have them set up a Tumblr account because it is easy and straightforward. Ho
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Ask HN: Tumblr alternative without pr0n?
7 points by dangayle 13y ago|6 comments
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by dangayle 13y ago
NY Times is a nerd site?
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by dangayle 13y ago
It's a shame too. We get all sorts of sponsors and spend a lot of time promoting an event that supposedly benefits the community, but did we really accomplish anything if we just let it drop? Maybe the idea wasn't the most greates
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by dangayle 13y ago
I actually appreciate that article. Yes, it is written a little heavy handedly, but the point is sound. Sure, there are some smart/informed people who knew the actual power of the gov't to snoop, but by and large the "carbon
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by dangayle 13y ago
I'm active in our area's Startup Weekend community, and we try to stamp out the pre-fab work ahead of time. We've never had a funded project come through before, but I know we wouldn't allow it. I'm also the organiz
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by dangayle 13y ago
Small sample size much?
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by dangayle 13y ago
This is RAD. I love mailgun's service, and now I have even more reason to never use the built-in mail server on my *nix boxes for processing or sending mail.
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by dangayle 13y ago
Disable compression altogether? That's craptastic.
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by dangayle 13y ago
Oh, I missed the forms. I haven't had much call to use them in my current project, so I missed those.
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by dangayle 13y ago
Other than the grid, it looks like all the classes and markup are the same. I wish the examples used more semantically meaningful html5 elements where appropriate, but that's not too big of a deal.
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by dangayle 13y ago
Like the text-shadow on buttons. Yuck to remove.
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by dangayle 13y ago
I made it to the bottom and thought the article was cut off. Turns out, it really is that simple. (Sans the sql injection and auth stuff). Fantastic.
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Orange County Register defies industry wisdom to stay alive – and prospers(guardian.co.uk)
1 points by dangayle 13y ago|0 comments
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by dangayle 13y ago
I've seen that. I need to learn Lua. I have a friend who uses it as the scripting layer on top of all his C work, and he says its the best setup he's ever tried.
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by dangayle 13y ago
A hearty +1 to anything that lets us legitimately run a different scripting language in a <script> tag

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