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Search, the browser, email, non-streaming video are the only things that come to mind.
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Economic parity would go a long way towards solving these problems, I don't think they can happen before white racial resentment is solved. It's interesting that so many working class whites are so willing to vote against their ow
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I just heard Tim Wise make an interesting argument that one of the perpetuating factors in systemic white supremacy is that there is an aspect of its culture that blinds its adherents to the truth. In his argument, the blinder was the idea
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Even today, in 2020, I'm amazed at how good the music sounds in those 80s and 90s arcade games that used FM chips like the YM2151. Marble Madness, 720, Pack Rat in particular. Not just a testament to FM synthesis, but to the composers
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I did too, but the funny thing about "this time is different", is that sometimes it is true. Consider the fact that Trump is the only president that said he would not respect the results of an election if he lost. Also consider th
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For everyone bashing Twitter's actions, including the President, why don't they just leave the platform for Gab or something else?
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That's an extremely impressive list of titles. As a hobbyist game dev I'm looking at moving to a multi-platform 2D game engine (last few games were done for the web using Phaser). The two engines that seem interesting are Monogame
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They are accusing her of lying because what she is saying does not confirm their biases or reinforce their prejudices.
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Something similar to this is already happening. I've seen at least two restaurants in my area selling their food as groceries.
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Thanks for the flashbacks! I had blacked out any memories of the world before 'border-radius' before seeing that!
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The bigger story here is the comment section. Why are Americans so enamored with conspiracy theories and hate?
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I wonder what the chances are that the treasury and/or fed are buying equities en masse behind the scenes. It seems like a politically savvy move: come November, just point out that the stock market is going through the roof during a p
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Has anyone here made the leap from developer to technical writer? Or know someone who has? It sounds weird but I not only take pride in writing documentation for my software, I actually enjoy doing so as well. I'm sure this would resul
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I experienced this while entering game jams.
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I'm from a rural area and have noted an unfortunate overlap in doomsday preppers/survivalists and white nationalists/christian nationalists. This knowledge, for me at least, tends to add a additional context to the "I ne
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I'm in a similar boat to you and am keeping an eye on WSL2 for Windows. It SEEMS like it could cover my entire dev workflow and have similar performance to MacOS/*nix, but then again I thought that the original WSL was going to do
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If I remember correctly from my econ classes, deflation has a nasty spiraling effect where any currency introduced into the system is subsequently hoarded, which decreases economic activity which makes money even more valuable which increas
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I wonder if you could combine the camera data with the lidar to make detailed real estate virtual walk-throughs. Also, just as the Kinect allowed for some makeshift motion capture / animation, maybe the lidar could allow for some makes
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In my experience it's always good to buy when sentiment is bad. If this is just a minor dip that will bounce back up, then you got a nice little discount on your equities. If it is the start of a major downturn then you have taken the
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I've had some close calls with RSI and the most helpful things for me were: 1) Getting an ergo keyboard, in my case the Microsoft Sculpt 2) Remapping my keys to better match my workflow. Left and right parens are mapped to left and rig
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> URL state: the route the user is on now. Read and update window.location; don’t create a second source of truth I've seen so much back and forth on this issue during my time developing with React. Intuitively, it seems like the UR
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In the case of Overwatch no awards are given to the 95th percentile. The 99.9999th percentile though at least have an opportunity to get paid for playing the game.
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Not yet, but I am planning on re-visiting learning how to draw. I've been looking at some different approaches and the one that seems to address my weaknesses the best is an online course named 'Draw a Box'.
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For me, learning art has broken all of the rules I thought I knew about how to correctly go about getting better. I've made several serious efforts to get better at it with VERY limited results. Either my brain is not wired for it some
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Supporting the web target for c# is a HUGE deal for me as someone that makes hobbyist game jam projects and doesn't want to learn another language (already know c#, not thrilled about learning GDScript). I can't understate how muc
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Where do your predictions about Australia come from? Do you currently live thee?
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I was going to reply "but SharedArrayBuffer!" until I checked the site below and came back to reality. https://caniuse.com/#feat=sharedarraybuffer
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After using Flex for a couple of years I have to agree. There always seemed to be two ways to do things: 1) Through the XML 2) Through the code. That may seem appealing initially but gets really ugly when certain developers do certain thing
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LIke others are pointing out here, there seems to be bigger issues in the software world of digital reading, while on the hardware front seems to be OK. Converting pdf files to epubs is unreliable and often just produces garbage. Calibr
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What is your source on the United States government taking action against Kathy Griffin?
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