gabereiser

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by gabereiser 6y ago
Health is a function of the application, not it’s host. A health check endpoint is paramount to ensuring the app is healthy. I still disagree with having _any_ access to a “box”. Local dev, console log, deployed debug? Better make sure you
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by gabereiser 6y ago
Does this mean Linux is finally going to get that desktop share it’s been seeking for 20 years? Jokes aside, this is actually cool for testing GTK apps.
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by gabereiser 6y ago
>Every developer needs access to some servers for example to check the application logs. I fundamentally disagree with this. I’ve been writing software a long time and I used to demand I have server access so I can tail logs, creating th
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by gabereiser 6y ago
DX9 will never die (ballmer_dance.gif)
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by gabereiser 6y ago
Brilliant idea right there. Just reach out and see if any want to get involved to further their own research?
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by gabereiser 6y ago
When's the movie script due? This was an amazing read mainly for the multiple perspectives and story. Great job!
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by gabereiser 6y ago
Yeah, I know how laws are made, it just shocks me that it's coming direct from the DOJ, quoting the administration.
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by gabereiser 6y ago
I was just about to say... > when they knowingly facilitate criminal activity online. Does this include the criminal misinformation campaigns the GOP love to quote as free speech? What justifies criminality? And WTF is the justice depart
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by gabereiser 6y ago
This is great! No apologies. Example of how Nintendo milks their IP’s too. To be aware of it. Nothing wrong with Mario or Zelda, but the innovation and creativity is lacking for the sake of business and monetization.
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by gabereiser 6y ago
I was about to mention this. Here I was hoping for a "supporting" post but was met with a "we bought it" post.
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by gabereiser 6y ago
Yesss! Leave it running while you went to school because you were too busy waiting for turns to save.
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by gabereiser 6y ago
I've been fielding these questions all day. Saying the same thing. It's for "DOS" so you can run _bash_. Ok? People got all excited for Prince of Persia... smh. +1
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by gabereiser 6y ago
12 year old me saw the box art at babbages and begged my mother to buy me the game. I didn't have a machine it could run on well. All I had at the time was a 486DX 66mhz IBM PC and I didn't care, lag and all, it was one of the mos
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by gabereiser 6y ago
I worked for an Indian-based contracting company for a few years. I witnessed this first hand. I believe every word in this story.
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by gabereiser 6y ago
My daughter became an overwatch pro-am (she’s in college now). So I have a slightly different take. Overwatch was extremely successful new IP.
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by gabereiser 6y ago
For sake of argument though, can we assume all “old” programmers in this case are ones that have been doing this a long time and are actually competent? I’m not disagreeing with you, but I know those are in the minority of us “old” programm
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by gabereiser 6y ago
That’s the crux of it right there. Funding. Studios that have funding secured (or don’t need it) should be the ones taking those risks. But yes, it’s risky to introduce new IP, the results can be disastrous. Cliff Bleszinski knows this.
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by gabereiser 6y ago
Not implying any sense of quality, just naming some IP's that have been milked.
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by gabereiser 6y ago
Bingo! CoD, Quake, Doom, Civ, Madden, Street Fighter, Mortal Kombat, All of Nintendo... you can’t fault them for milking an IP though when fans vote with their wallets. I would love new stories, new hero archetypes, new consequences, in gam
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by gabereiser 6y ago
While I agree with you in the sentiment that they are venting to space... metaphorically speaking. A recruiter either works for themselves, as an agency, or for a company. In all three scenarios your business is only as good as your reputat
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by gabereiser 6y ago
>I think it’s just so wonderful he’s to speak so openly... John is known for being completely candid in his talks. It comes with the territory. It’s like, you get carmack’s mind, but you also get his mouth... I for one, would accept that
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by gabereiser 6y ago
this, I’ve worked at places where we could talk politics and have disagreements and it’s totally fine. It’s when those discussions become toxic it’s an issue and management would rather avoid those hard conversations all together. Having sa
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by gabereiser 6y ago
FB by its nature is political, as it supports its ad network. To say to employees you can’t be is really them admitting they aren’t equipped to deal with this crisis they themselves created.
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by gabereiser 6y ago
and this is why Namecheap is awesome. Use them instead.
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by gabereiser 6y ago
But engineers are not. There are jurisdictions that this could be framed as discriminatory. Not in the US, but other markets.
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by gabereiser 6y ago
exactly this... I think there are more factors at play than “Didn’t you think about what you were doing?” such as, maybe they have a family they have to provide for and they actually like the people they work with and what they do it’s just
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by gabereiser 6y ago
Exactly why we have interview problems in engineering. I respect engineers for having opinions and ethics and they should lean on them, but to bar one from employment because they were doing their job is wrong, immoral, and potentially ille
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by gabereiser 6y ago
The interview process for software engineering has been broken for some time. Don’t give up.
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by gabereiser 6y ago
I agree with this only so much as to protect the user with information on what type of site they are visiting. Org for non-profit or clubs, Net for networks, Com for commerce, nation tld’s and gov. The arbitrary TLD’s are really to keep cer