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   by gagege 13y ago

   I, and many of the people I follow don't use hash tags in that way. Many never use them at all. For me, hash tags are useless as metadata. They are often solely used as jokes.
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   by gagege 13y ago

   What I'm hoping is that a bunch of other crypto-currencies will become more popular in the wake of Bitcoin news. Ideally this will give us a nice market for trading different crypto-currencies. Also, as a result, we'll see more an
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   by gagege 13y ago

   Thank you for asking these questions! No one seems to be answering them.
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   by gagege 13y ago

   I'm afraid of Bitcoin becoming the world's only currency. Someone with enough computing power can massively game the system. I'm not saying that that can't happen with today's government driven currencies, but that
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   by gagege 13y ago

   I typed "I'm trying to break this thing." I got, > trying to break things thingng.
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   by gagege 13y ago

   I seriously doubt it. You should read his tweets. He's still very much a programmer.
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   by gagege 13y ago

   It's bittersweet for me. I grew up with id games and John Carmack has just always been there as id's genius programmer guy. Feels like the end of an era. On the other hand, John Carmack is working full time for Oculus VR!
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   by gagege 13y ago

   Nah, I didn't read it that way at all. The article clearly states, several times, that LEDs consume less power and that there are better LEDs out there. Also, the article basically equates CFL and incandescent bulbs. If they were tryin
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   by gagege 13y ago

   Or just ignorant, like me. Thanks for the info.
10. 400.▲
    by gagege 13y ago

    Xbox: Keep calm while we read your biometrics and detect what emotions you're feeling and use that information to do who knows what!
11. 401.▲
    by gagege 13y ago

    Well, okay. I'll give you that. I never played Castlevania or Metroid much, so I didn't think of those. But, you're right what we see now are more about shooting/ short range attacking than jumping on stuff.
12. 402.▲
    by gagege 13y ago

    >Fixing broken game ideas is easy. Tell that to anyone who has actually tried to implement a fix for a broken game design. I'm not even talking about programmers. Game design is not trivial. That's why so many games these days
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    by gagege 13y ago

    There is a long tradition of mods, fixes and enhancements in PC gaming. The PC version often ends up being much better than the console version. The privacy and DRM issues with current consoles are bad, but this article demonstrates my fa
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    by gagege 13y ago

    I have my solution to the problem: Haxe. I write my server and client in the same language as I write my games and other desktop software. Also, guess what? It's all native code. Seriously, why don't more people use Haxe? It&#x2
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    by gagege 13y ago

    Javascript is ubiquitous on the web. That is a huge advantage it has over other languages. People started using it to do cool things on the web, which is great. "Hey, Javascript is not so bad" is the correct sentiment. But, I also
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    by gagege 13y ago

    I think it's about the perspective that every problem can be solved with a hammer-like-thing, however inefficiently.
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    by gagege 13y ago

    I have an idea for a novel about this, I'm just not a good writer. Basically, you ingest food and something in it collects data and can show you advertisements (or whatever) based on your eating habits. You wouldn't even have to k
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    by gagege 13y ago

    FF 25.0.1 Windows, same :( Awesome idea though, I can't wait till it works cross-browser!
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    by gagege 13y ago

    For some reason, all the cards I keep in my wallet get destroyed. I have a decent leather wallet but they still crack and chip and the paint rubs off. I don't know if I want that to happen to a $100 device. Does this happen to anyone e
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    Ouya's Top Selling Game: The Making of TowerFall(edge-online.com)

    1 points by gagege 13y ago|0 comments
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    by gagege 13y ago

    Right, what I mean is that they can only run programs (and communicate with the robot) in the Lego Mindstorms drag and drop language (which is actually decent). If we could have someone with an Xbox controller in the bleachers somewhere tha
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    by gagege 13y ago

    I'm a Lego League coach. We're not allowed to use anything but the stock software and language for competition, but we can use whatever we want for the team project (this year's theme is Nature's Fury, and the kids are w
23. 413.▲
    by gagege 13y ago

    Yep, it's buried. I got smart and tried Ctrl-F "editor" :)
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    by gagege 13y ago

    Ctrl-F "editor" I didn't see it either, but it's there.
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    Harfang Web Framework(haxe.org)

    1 points by gagege 13y ago|0 comments
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    by gagege 13y ago

    True, that is strange. Forgot about that part.
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    by gagege 13y ago

    Yeah, if someone is in a large vehicle, ramming other vehicles, you're going to have to do whatever it takes to stop them. For all the police officer knows, this guy in the van was trying to kill him.
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    by gagege 13y ago

    Upvoted. I love absolutely terrible things.
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    by gagege 13y ago

    http://www.linuxmint.com/download_lmde.php There, fixed :)
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    by gagege 13y ago

    Right on. Reminds me that I really want to set up ARK OS or something for my family so we don't have to rely on Google so much. Cloud services are fine and dandy, so long as I own them.