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by fb03 9y ago
but only one at a time :)
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by fb03 9y ago
A couple of friends just successfully launched a commercial game on android/ios/steam using love2d, and they're really happy with the results. I couldn't believe it was made with lua, it runs really smooth. http:/&
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by fb03 9y ago
Saying "no" sometimes (genuinely, everyone has shit to do) is the best way to know for sure who really enjoys your company and who just keeps you near for the easy "yes" you always carry around.
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by fb03 9y ago
thank you for yanking the words out of my mouth, thank you for restoring some of my faith in humanity, this comment just fucking rocks! I've been extremely depressed about this whole 'thing' you described and I wasn't re
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by fb03 9y ago
> A short way of putting it: professionals dont play for fun, so why would they play for free for anyone? But fun is probably what got you guys into this game, right? I got what you meant but for a lot of people it will probably read lik
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by fb03 9y ago
totally anecdotal, yes, but reading several local news articles about the 'benzo epidemic' here I think doctors just don't care. It's easier for them to just walk you out after 3 minutes of consultation instead of trying
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by fb03 9y ago
Overeagerness to prescribe. Other countries have similar problems too. Conversely, the country I live has a benzo problem. Hell, go into any doctor complaining you haven't been sleeping properly and he'll happily prescribe you clo
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by fb03 9y ago
I am running nginx reverse-proxying to a python API right now. Dealing with certificate renewal is a matter of running a daily cronjob issuing 'certbot renew'. If it works it replaces the fullchain.pem certificate, and that's
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by fb03 9y ago
Unit testing.
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by fb03 9y ago
I use PyCharm and refactoring works pretty well there too. Also I really like having an IDE that runs and presents itself just the same on all big three platforms, since I'm always hopping between computers.
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by fb03 9y ago
Steam got me back into gaming after a long period not having free time to fuck with activations, custom installs etc. If I get a new box, I just log-in and my shit gets installed. I don't have enough time to game and they're getti
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by fb03 9y ago
probably faded, ripped, crooked, cracked, lost, and any combination of those ;-)
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by fb03 9y ago
Hah, amused to be able to read kanji after so many years (nagoya-eki :P) I have ridden on the Nozomi and it's a fantastically smooth ride. There are indicators of the current speed on the wagon passage doors and it is incredible when i
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by fb03 9y ago
The article says the teenager had no pre-existent medical (cardiac) condition. Question is : Could it be an undiagnosed, latent condition? The kid was really young and it's not usual to have teenagers do heart check-ups etc.
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by fb03 9y ago
Yeah I did. Console-based (tty) video feels snappy and devoid of lag, but X.org feels a bit sluggish, still. I've tried Windows XP etc on VBOX with the guest addition and it feels soo much snappier ;(
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by fb03 9y ago
Nice, because right now altough I use a linux VM for dev work, I am still bummed by the latency and stuff. For tty based work it is there but any X.org workload is still laggy as fuck, which kinda bothers me a little while coding (I'm
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by fb03 9y ago
Do you know if they already have proper X support? Or is it just a matter of compiling X.org and running it yourself?
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by fb03 9y ago
Ah, nice, thanks for the explanation! I do remember CoLinux. This should provide way better latency than my VM tho, right?
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by fb03 9y ago
Genuine question: Why not just virtualbox/vmware it up with an ISO ? That's how I've been doing for years and it works just fine.
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by fb03 9y ago
This is something that bothers me on my current setup (Xubuntu on Virtualbox): LATENCY while using X. On the tty everything feels snappy but as soon as I use a graphic terminal, it feels choppy and typing feels sluggish. I'm not even u
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by fb03 9y ago
Thank you for your tips, my friend! You are totally right: go slow, pick your gear one at a time and after some time I will have a great little home studio to play with :-)
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by fb03 9y ago
> a bit of an epic studio sir, you have already reached it: it is fucking epic, wow! Congratulations, it must be really fun being on that room, and it must be difficult getting out of it hehehe. I want to get more into the hardware side
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by fb03 9y ago
Can you believe it, sub-500k? Hah!
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by fb03 9y ago
\o/ I found a Renoise user. Yes a thousand times, dude, Renoise is that good. It's my main DAW and I feel really spoiled by it, specially by its incredible stability. Everytime I read articles or forum posts about people talking a
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by fb03 9y ago
Yes, I post all my stuff to Soundcloud and Youtube, this way I can get constructive feedback and learn even more. Here are the channels you can listen to more of my stuff, and by all means please help me get better by commenting and feedbac
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by fb03 9y ago
> - Protools: focus on getting the most money out of the customer Why am i giggling sooo much :-) The whole talk about it being a 'industry standard'. I missed Renoise on your list: - Renoise: Focus on appealing to former track
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by fb03 9y ago
This is something I struggle as a weekend hobbyist musician: There is some kind of black art involved in making music, in how to get that sound you enjoy on the music you like (which is probably the music that inspires you to make music,
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by fb03 9y ago
I can relate: In my experience, sometimes your work is light enough that you can still get home at 5pm and have hobbies, consulting gigs where you do what you really love to do (even though that does not give you much money) and et cetera..
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by fb03 10y ago
That is certainly the case with almost all hormones and compounds that are produced endogenously when they are supplanted: Down Regulation. Always take the smallest dose of whatever you need to supplant in your body, for the effect you need
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by fb03 10y ago
> Now, desktops can have 32 GB of RAM, but everyone just uses it to run Chrome. .... which will happily chew away your 32 GB of RAM if you let it run for enough time :)

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