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It did indeed, they were sufficient (barely) for moving the cursor, but there were only two, iirc, default was right and down, and to go left and up, you had to press them while holding shift
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This video is from the author of the website :)
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This was also the first game I played on my OWN computer, around the age of 6 or 7, an at that time already extremely outdated, Olivetti M24SP with amber screen, was a beautiful and VERY computery-computer. Sopwith, AllyCat, 3Deamon, Digger
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40 Years of Sopwith
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Well, that seems obvious ? Of course they are? If you've booked a flight at a certain date, it's obviously because you need transportation at that date. If you cannot be transported at the right time, the transportation is in man
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Your question also demonstrates that you've not done any effort at all to find out what game of life is.
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I had a backlit retroreflective color lcd in one of my old nokia phones, it was absolutely amazing, it was fine and good in the dark, as any phone, but pull it out into the sunlight and it was super sharp. That's what.. 15 years ago no
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7, 1 I i and l are troublesome because sans serif vs serif fonts and other stylistic choices can make them look like eachother.
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This is why I only ever use xterm with the default bitmap font, it's literally the only one where I'm absolutely sure which character is which.
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I started using computers in the 90s, my parents about 5 years later than me. I built a computer for my dad, at the time it ran Windows 2000, and I was already looking at Linux. I couldn't switch my dad to Linux because his favourite g
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I don't want them to go away, I want their talents put to use towards creating broader value.
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I wonder how much stolen goods fall in value in general, I'd have thought it'd generally be more than 1/3, more like a tenth of the legal price?
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> For example with license plates. You know the possible letters and how they appear when "blurred" so you can zoom-enhance them. And even STILL, you can't be SURE. Let's imagine some license-plate system optimized to
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I specifically the high-speed trading. I definitely agree that actual investment and trading has some benefit. Nobody was helped by the 200 nanosecond thing that the machines did when the marked opened (except the owners of said machines, o
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Showing that I don't understand economics while also telling that I don't understand economics: It would probably do the world more good to tweak the structures making ULL trading profitable anyway, it's not like the trading
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I tend to disagree, even with superhuman pattern matching, what makes a frame unique is everything in it which does NOT follow the pattern, the way the grain is distributed, the nth order reflections and shadows, is what makes it what it is
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It used to be that (rational) people would be fairly in agreement that one cannot extract information which is not there. That's why we laugh at the "zoom -> 9 pixels -> enhance -> clear picture -> zoom ->.."
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That's what I made hedonjs for, a kind of repl for doing more than the node repl, it allows you to slowly build out your program without restarting it, adding and editing functions (and callbacks, with a slight bit of trickery) and var
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I think it's a strong "it depends", if the script interface with data used/produced by the project, sure, seems natural.. If the script does something more system-near and the main language is not as convenient for it, t
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I recall those being the standard for publci headphones everywhere, on planes, busses and hospitals
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And this is how we end up with the contrast-less useless UIs of today, where it's impossible to tell what's a button, simply some text or a link that acts like a button.. (or a button acting like a link, or a link acting, god forb
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2009 firefox icon was peak firefox, a shame they chose to jump the "everything must be flat and devoid of contrast and detail" bandwagon, same goes for the rest of the UI.
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Burgers.. They are not transported via HTTP (yet), and still, we can't buy them due to IT trouble? Seems easy enough.. You tell what you want, they make it, you hand over your cash money and they hand over the burger.
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Excellent job! I recently fired up the latest version of Adobe flash and found myself entirely unable to remember how to even do a simple keyframe animation, your editor manages to let me do that intuitively! I'm definitely going to ha
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greed, selfishness, pride, shortsightedness, hubris, indulgence, in short, human nature.
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in vegas? Yes probably. Rather important to keep it continuous and take that part serious.. Get some authority on ridiculousness to document it, like guinness book of world records for the breadstick which is both the longest breadstick and
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I'm wondering how those layers will stand up to the environment.. It seems a perfect weak spot for water to collect and try to get in if there are any imperfections and then when the hard frost comes, that water sits in a wedge and bec
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I was surprised the first time I wrote a GUI framework in C, and i happened to be like this as well, everything on the screen just happens to have the properties which a window has.. A position, bounds, a drawing call, some child elements.
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Absolutely, neither would I (and yet I use gmail) my intention is to drop this off at github at some point (when I have implemented E2E encryption) and let people host it themselves. It's only a few lines, so it should be rather easy t
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Show HN: Easy file exchange between PC and phone
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