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by detour 3y ago
CC BY 3.0
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by detour 3y ago
I've been playing online via the Discord server using their LFG channel. That might sound odd for TTRPG but Enclave is a bit unique in that its played almost exclusively as one-shot missions rather than a campaign. So you can bring you
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by detour 3y ago
"sacrifice themselves to play that role" The Gamemaster is a player too, they're just playing everyone that _isn't_ a protagonist. While there's some level of responsibility it would be a very toxic group that expec
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by detour 3y ago
Seconding a vote for Ironforge/Starsworn, very cool settings and super easy to get started solo. There's a great webapp (customized for both flavors) IronJournal/Stargazer that makes it easy to track your adventures. https:&
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by detour 3y ago
I was introduced to TTRPGs this year by my friend Robby Howell. He spent the past 10 years designing a system called Enclave [0] (which he successfully Kickstarted). Enclave is a diceless system that focuses on the character acting and coll
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by detour 3y ago
Tabletop Role-playing Games (ttrpg), specifically being the Game Master (gm). I'm actually pretty new to ttrpgs was always more of a card and board gamer. I have a friend who recently Kickstarted a diceless system he designed. I helped
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by detour 3y ago
haven't used it yet but Tzap looks like it'd fit the bill - https://github.com/tzapio/tzap - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36377918
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by detour 8y ago
The goal of the game is to progress, by any means necessary. You'll need to "hack" your way forward. Think outside the box, the browser is your playground.
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by detour 8y ago
A simple little puzzle site I was inspired to create this past weekend. Hope you enjoy it!
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Show HN: Puzzle Box(puzzle-box.detour.nyc)
1 points by detour 8y ago|3 comments
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LastPass is scrambling to fix another serious vulnerability(pcworld.com)
3 points by detour 10y ago|0 comments
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by detour 12y ago
Taking a cue from the PHP internals team.
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by detour 15y ago
The Pattern library has sentiment analysis built-in, pretty fun toolkit to play around with. http://www.clips.ua.ac.be/pages/pattern-en#sentiment
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by detour 15y ago
"While not a software tool per se, PEP 8 is a very important resource related to Python." Actually, it is :) pip install pep8
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by detour 15y ago
I'm dabbling in this a bit, currently designing a game as a hobby project. There's a number of frameworks available that can ease development though none are perfect. LimeJs ( http://www.limejs.com/ ) - seems the most mature. Its built upon
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by detour 15y ago
Yep we came to the same conclusions for the app I'm currently working on. jQM's ease of use lends itself well to rapid prototyping but when you want build something slick, go with Sencha.
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by detour 15y ago
server density.
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by detour 15y ago
I used to stress about making my apps look good. Now I just use Skeleton ( http://www.getskeleton.com/ ) to cover the basics and when my app is ready I pay a designer to make something that looks awesome. Other options include Less Framewor
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by detour 15y ago
We've been using dotcloud ( https://www.dotcloud.com/ ) and are quite happy with the results in testing. Haven't gone to production yet though so we'll see how they pan out in the long run.
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by detour 15y ago
We reviewed a bunch of these and finally settled on Amazon's Simple Payments Subscription service. Easy to integrate and decent rates: https://payments.amazon.com/sdui/sdui/business/asp/subscript...
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by detour 15y ago
I use Workflowy to do this stuff.
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by detour 15y ago
I actually just used this as the base for a project I'm working on. It is nice just to have a starting point design-wise so I don't get caught up wasting time styling when my strong suit is coding.
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by detour 15y ago
PHP/ZF at work, Python/Whirlwind in my free time