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by erikbye 7y ago
Give me one of these responses and I will leave your service.
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Rockets of Earth(allrockets.space)
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by erikbye 7y ago
I agree, but I just now took a look here: https://www.githubstatus.com/uptime?page=7 I went back from the time of Microsoft's acquisition, and that status seems heavily underreported. At least when I checked now, it wa
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by erikbye 7y ago
IME GitHub has not had increased downtime after Microsoft's acquisition.
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by erikbye 7y ago
I appreciate re-posts when they receive new insightful comments, but 60ish days is perhaps a bit on the short side? However, this re-post now has 300+ comments and has justified its existence.
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by erikbye 7y ago
Your response contributes nothing of value and is better suited to Reddit. Anyway: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=internet+attention+span
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by erikbye 7y ago
Besides, you could multitask using software like DESQview.
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Spotify CPU usage when scrolling(youtube.com)
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by erikbye 7y ago
Purple prose is not a requirement for literary fiction.
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by erikbye 7y ago
> There is a lot more incompetence than you would ever want to believe I'm currently in ops/sysadmin. Large org. Yes, the incompetency you see is sometimes incredulous: I have helped developers install Visual Studio; how to use
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by erikbye 7y ago
> Do you really believe that the resources available in 1983 are even in the same category as the current ones? No, I never wrote anything remotely close to suggest so, if by "in the same category" you mean volume. If you impli
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FancyZones for Windows, efficient window management(github.com)
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by erikbye 7y ago
> Learning to program for free on your own time? We have been doing this for many decades.
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by erikbye 7y ago
I agree gamification should not be used as a selling point, even though, of course, it is hugely important it seems to keep your users hooked. But are you sure gamification does not sometimes also drive users' behavior on e.g., Faceboo
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by erikbye 7y ago
As far as voice quality goes, or is it all the other, more social, features that are the deciding factor? Just random examples, but I have experienced better voice quality using Teamspeak, Microsoft Teams, and Telegram (desktop). I have com
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by erikbye 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Svetlana_(company)
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Magneto-Gravitational Converter (Searl Effect Generator)(rexresearch.com)
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Soviet Calculators History (1998)(xnumber.com)
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Discord Is Spyware(spyware.neocities.org)
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The Original Hypertext Project(xanadu.com)
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The Website Is Down(thewebsiteisdown.com)
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Fixing E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial for the Atari 2600(neocomputer.org)
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by erikbye 7y ago
Why do you keep on calling GoT art? It is just another commercial cash cow.
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by erikbye 7y ago
Yes, mainly, but it used to offer a bit more than that, not sure of the current status. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_WELL
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by erikbye 7y ago
https://www.well.com/
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by erikbye 7y ago
> E.g. When I first understood that argc means "argument counter" and that argv stands for "argument vector" it was a little revelation to me. This is something every hello world tutorial should point out, but obvious
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by erikbye 7y ago
I made another comment about this: this opinion is actually commonly held, and especially vocal, in the «hobby» game dev community. I have encountered similar hostility towards open source and sharing many times, e.g. on Unreal Engine forum
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by erikbye 7y ago
I thought the point of posting it to HN was about the comments, about the deep hostility to open source and sharing work/code that is prevalent in the game dev community.
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by erikbye 7y ago
I have been using Classic Shell for a long time. It's faster and less buggy, searching works better, and as a bonus, I don't see any ads. No longer in development but the latest version works fine. Anyone is welcome to take over:
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by erikbye 7y ago
Well, no. As evidenced SSH is a very exposed surface that is commonly brute-force attacked. A VPN is less exposed, less commonly attacked, it offers much more control of authorization (clients, devices, 2fa) and monitoring. And, now your se

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