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dave84
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4y ago
New Monkey Island this year from Ron Gilbert.
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4y ago
Upvotes are for upvotes, favourites are for remembering. I used to use pinboard to organise my bookmarks but stopped and just search my favourites here now.
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Fog Creek got aquired!
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Having to pay for it by the minute somewhat moderated the effect back then.
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I adore TIC-80. I discovered it last August at a time when I was burned out and no longer programming for fun and it gives me the same sense of wonder and power as sitting down at QBasic.
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That’s the built-in font, you can get it here: https://fontstruct.com/fontstructions/show/1388526/tic-80-wi...
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Here are some breakdowns of bytebeat compositions for anyone interested in their construction: http://www.sizecoding.org/wiki/Bytebeat
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4y ago
One possibility is to make it open source like Moodle and sell consulting and services around it instead.
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4y ago
Local companies, usually not technology companies.
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I was able to look around using my phone, but it was still on rails.
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5y ago
I've had debt collectors sent after me for not updating my card details on a subscription service, granted it's the exception but it happens and I'd imagine blocking the payment would incur a similar wrath.
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5y ago
I'm so far outside the cryptocurrency scene that this reads like science fiction to me.
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I looked up http://www.delphiforfun.org which I visited regularly in my teens and early 20s and I noticed that it stopped updating in 2018. After a bit of googling I sadly found the obituary for Gary Darby, the site’s creator. H
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5y ago
I have great fun on small discords, join the community for a software library you use, a game engine, an open source project, a topic, e.g emulator development. The smaller the better usually.
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It has definitely caught on with the indies. Specifically the Haunted PS1 genre.
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Did he ever find the hard drive?
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Nope. Can't remember the name of it, sorry.
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I thought the homepage was pretty good at explaining what it does: https://theforeman.org/
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5y ago
I don’t know anyone personally but in Ireland there’s an ad on national radio for a desk booking Teams App.
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I live in rural Ireland and I remember a family friend came back from the US and gave us a shareware CD-ROM with 1000 DOS games on it. This was the mid 90s before we had internet. We had just fitted a sound blaster card and a CD-Rom, I fill
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I’ll second his courses. Went through his Listen to and Understand Great Music course on The Great Courses through Audible.
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Nothing annoys me more than ‘protein balls’ that have more fat and carbs than protein.
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All of the code was written in BlueJ in 2013-2014, I have no idea if the versions of BlueJ in use at the time had the parenthesis matching feature.
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The paper does not say that professors are only moderately correct about what mistakes their students typically make, just that their personal experience does not align with the results of the cohort used in the study. A professor may be pe
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A lot of the big tech book publishers seem to have early access as a feature now. I'd be surprised if the author has that much control over it.
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Thanks for bringing Descript to my attention. Do you use any of the production aspects of it?
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I think Zed riffed on the "Learn X the easy way" pattern that I imagine has existed almost as long as books have.
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Played the game as Drawing Evolution on AirConsole over the pandemic, will check out this version.
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I’m sure the paragraph of tiny text at the bottom of the screen technically met the above requirements. Doesn’t change the substance of the advert.
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When I visited the US a few years ago it seems like every TV ad break there was a "Feeling X, ask your doctor about Y". Where X was some generic condition like bloating or feeling old, and X was a brand name prescription drug.
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