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droptableusers
12y ago
as demonstrated here
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droptableusers
12y ago
Perhaps they are just good at suppressing any inconvenient opinion or thought.
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droptableusers
12y ago
If he knows he will be porting the game, why does he not abstract away the OS layer and perhaps even the graphics library? Then implement it behind some interface with for example SDL2 and OpenGL depending on platform. Would not that save l
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droptableusers
12y ago
You would have to be very gullible to believe this show, I would not be surprised if this is done in cooperation with the government. They want you to use propitiatory software and own personal surveillance devices such as phones and Apple
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droptableusers
12y ago
glslDevil is a GLSL debugger http://www.vis.uni-stuttgart.de/glsldevil/
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droptableusers
13y ago
I have 25 passwords managed by pass, all personal and not work related.
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droptableusers
13y ago
What is the purpose of blending the text with the background and making it barely readable?
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droptableusers
13y ago
Requirement of email is even more annoying.
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droptableusers
13y ago
I use GitLab on my VPS (KVM Advanced @ Edis) and I am very happy with it. However, it uses unreasonable amount of resources. I am pretty much all out of resources after deploying GitLab. I will probably switch to something else even if it h
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droptableusers
13y ago
I see, thanks for your perspective on the matter.
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droptableusers
13y ago
I am just a student but do interview questions come without any concrete problem to solve? Or are they really like "Which data structure would you use for repetitive look-ups?", "Implement FizzBuzz" and so on instead of
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droptableusers
13y ago
If you are on GNU/Linux you can use built in tools with PGP (with a little help of bash scripts, and git if you want). I first saw it explained on this blog http://blog.sanctum.geek.nz/linux-crypto-passwords/ and