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Over 5000+ DOS/Windows and Console games preserved for future generations(classicreload.com)
2 points by drinchev 9y ago|0 comments
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by drinchev 9y ago
From what I suspect, we are talking about some backend issue that they are handling. Throughout my career I've never seen a "rotating shifts team" that can handle situations like this. It's usually one guy trying to fix
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by drinchev 9y ago
I guess this might work with celebrities or so, but according to the continental law system this app should not hold up in court. If it did work in court, that would be a dangerous experience. I would be crazy to write this, but I can'
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by drinchev 9y ago
That's what I think as well. My native is Bulgarian and I've been through the whole range, you mentioned. What saves me is having File -> Open with Encoding ( Sublime Text ). Unfortunately they removed it from Chrome [1]. http
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by drinchev 9y ago
Coinbase shouldn't dictate the market. It is the other way around. And sooner or later I hope they will be forced to add it. Having an argument "Our mission is to create an open financial system for the world" and accepting &
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by drinchev 9y ago
Thanks for the links. Qbserve looks awesome! I'm having a problem though, since I'm using a work Mac and a home Mac, I won't be able to sync. As far as I read from the website: > For the same reason, there is no sync. Sor
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by drinchev 9y ago
As far as I can see from this article, Sublime text is faster than vim. That's astonishing considering that Sublime uses GUI and vim is a console editor. I also like vim, but Sublime + vintage ( vim-mode ) works good and you have the b
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by drinchev 9y ago
Interesting for me is that my iPhone 4 is much faster than my iPhone 5S. And the battery lasts much longer on my 4. I think what Apple changed these days is that the latest version of iOS works both on 5+, while I remember my iPhone 4 was
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by drinchev 9y ago
Back in time I installed OS X ( Mountain Lion ) on an i7 / 16GB desktop PC. Was working quite nice, but missing some core functionality like iMessage / Cloud sync. Biggest benefit of this was the >feeling< of freedom for upg
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by drinchev 9y ago
Most of the polyfills these days are pretty much syntax sugar & ES6 transpiling. If you do your code in non ES6 plain JS way, I'm quite sure the IDE will give you the benefits that you receive with jQuery.
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by drinchev 9y ago
That was a relevant answer couple of years ago. These days you can achieve most with having a properly setup IDE-intellisense ( e.g. WebStorm ).
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by drinchev 9y ago
In this specific case jQuery's `show` is just giving you a shortcut to show/hide arbitrary elements. Try doing this with CSS, please. <div class="element"></div> .element { display: block; }
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by drinchev 9y ago
I switched to zsh 3-4 years ago. I use it only on my local macs ( work & home ). I will never install it on any remote system, because it doesn't feel right to force a shell to other remote users. Also how much time do you need som
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by drinchev 9y ago
It's really sad. I always thought there are lots of companies, acting like WhatsApp ( $1,000,000 donation to FreeBSD [1] ) and return back value to open source, the same way they got value out of it. I'm really surprised that inst
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by drinchev 9y ago
The Patreon page says they receive $177 per month. That's too low for a project with such a high popularity and usage. I read somewhere ( and I bet ) it's used by Google / Facebook / Apple employees.
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by drinchev 9y ago
I don't get why journalists are not writing about the criminal side of Bitcoins. Lots of "users" ( not investors ) interested in Bitcoins are actually .onion sites or other shady / crime organisations. They actually don&
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by drinchev 9y ago
I also use cd / mv / cp / rm, but sometimes Finder (macOS) / Explorer (win) / Dolphin (kde) works better. Not for other humans, for me as well. It has all those shiny colors, icons, columns, drag & drop, that ma
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by drinchev 9y ago
> What is so hard in writing table migration, it is like a few minutes of your time Wow, I wrote migration script for a couple of table rationalisation and it took me a week, to make it error-prone and to provide a revert option. Not to
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by drinchev 9y ago
My question to ask is : What about English in Bali? Can you deal with banks / landlords / supermarkets / doctors, etc in English?
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Based in Berlin? These resources will help you find UX UI freelance projects(iglika.co)
1 points by drinchev 9y ago|0 comments
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by drinchev 9y ago
Note that Guardian is successful, because of "supporters" and not >subscribers<. It's different than WSJ, where they lock the content, until you pay. The Guardian way looks more like the Wikipedia one.
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by drinchev 9y ago
Kudos to Mozilla for the new Firefox. I really like it! Though I'm quite sure I won't switch from Safari, since I don't want to exercise my fans anymore. Tried Firefox Quantum and it really feels fast, but it's still on
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by drinchev 9y ago
Coming from the Balkans, we also like to drink while having dinner. I'm drinking usually 1/2 to 3/4 bottle of wine with my wife ( 3 glasses ~ 3/4 of 750ml ) and it's like shocking to see how people around us react o
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by drinchev 9y ago
I'm happy about this article, not because of what it says, but because of the popularity it got. NodeJS is not as bad as people think and I'm really excited about when it will regain status in the "pros" community.
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by drinchev 9y ago
What I feel strange about default export is that you can actually mix it with named exports. export default class Foo { } export const Bar = ""; and then import Foo, { Bar } from "./module" I w
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by drinchev 9y ago
The startup I'm working with right now is building a tool that allows you to create spreadsheet-based business applications. What I like to call the product is "excel on steroids". You can check it at www.ninoxdb.de.
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by drinchev 9y ago
Linux is used in so many critical systems. What happens when a security bug stops the ventilating machine of a person lying in hospital bed, or halts the screen of a surgeon. Not to mention voting machines, ISP's, telecoms. For me havi
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by drinchev 9y ago
I'm quite confident that "whatever you like" does not benefit versus NodeJS anyway. And of course you should write cli tools with whatever you feel comfortable. If you want them to be well-received by everyone, well that&#x27
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by drinchev 9y ago
Depends on the project, mostly a combination between - npm scripts ( mocha, nyc, tsc, etc... ) - webpack - gulp
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by drinchev 9y ago
I forgot to mention that these days most of the projects that I see use a combination of webpack and npm scripts. I guess gulp will be obsolete in the next years.

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