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by gatesphere 9y ago
Short of kernel bugs, there aren't really reliable ways of getting a user's location without having the permissions.
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by gatesphere 9y ago
Interestingly enough, different games seem to have different internals. Here's a more traditional PCB design found inside a 1-2-Switch cart: http://imgur.com/a/FndZC
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by gatesphere 9y ago
So, maybe offer both styles?
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by gatesphere 9y ago
Yeah, the omission of Aes was pretty bad.
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by gatesphere 10y ago
They're talking about the 'titlekey' system that the eShop uses. The overview of the process is: 1) You attempt to purchase a game on the eShop 1a) Nintenedo servers verify you have funds 1b) Nintendo charges your account cr
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by gatesphere 10y ago
No dice :(
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by gatesphere 10y ago
Agreed. I'm from the US but didn't know about that documentary. Now I have something to watch.
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by gatesphere 10y ago
>I just select for January. So, you have a time-series database model? Because that's pretty cool. Especially if you're running mentalSQL queries. SELECT '*' from MEMORIES where MONTH = 'January';
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by gatesphere 10y ago
IIRC, a few years back http://iolanguage.org/ was hosted on an aging Macbook. I'm not sure if that's still the case.
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by gatesphere 10y ago
Pushbullet works for me. I just wish it let me choose which instance of Chrome on which machine to push to, rather than all of them.
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by gatesphere 11y ago
Precisely. The whole article uses similar callbacks. I think it's a great piece.
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by gatesphere 11y ago
Leo ( http://leoeditor.com ) pretty much blew my mind when I figured it out. Changed the way I see data. (Full disclosure, I contribute to Leo now.)
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by gatesphere 11y ago
Part 2: http://archive.wired.com/politics/onlinerights/news/2007/01/... Part 3: http://archive.wired.com/science/discoveries/news/2007/02/72...
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by gatesphere 11y ago
14.2 extra gills, actually.
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by gatesphere 11y ago
Bit of News: http://news.bitofnews.com/
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by gatesphere 12y ago
Hah! That's my repo! Also, the only emulator for anything written in Io, as far as I know :p Not that it was good , mind you. But I do highly recommend DCPU-16 as an emulation launching point. It's a really easy to understand s
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by gatesphere 12y ago
It sounds stupid, but scotch tape on the lock switch really helps. It was my 'fix' when one of my readers had a broken lock detector arm, and read all cards as locked even if they weren't. The scotch tape on the card fixed i
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by gatesphere 12y ago
Finally, they're exporting slanted and italic font styles to PDF! Seriously, that bug has been biting me since 2011. I'm glad to see it fixed.
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by gatesphere 12y ago
The longsword portion of the martial art may be impractical, but it's not studied in isolation. A good swordsman needs to have a damn good grasp on footwork, grappling, and wrestling. And disarms. All of those come in handy if you&#
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by gatesphere 12y ago
Hooray! Another HEMA practicioner! I'm from upstate NY (US), and I agree wholeheartedly with everything mentioned here. This man speaks truth. Our group focuses on medieval German Longsword, but we also take a dip into several other
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by gatesphere 12y ago
Tons of them: http://www.reddit.com/r/idlegames
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by gatesphere 12y ago
Finished that recently -- great book! His "Annotated Turing" is pretty great too, for machine heads.
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by gatesphere 12y ago
Moby Dick - Herman Melville A Gamut of Games - Sid Sackson Good Math - Mark Chu-Carroll
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by gatesphere 12y ago
Published by O'Reilly as "Think Python", available from the author(s) as a free PDF at http://thinkpython.com/
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by gatesphere 12y ago
They should name something in their toolchain 'Mortensen'.
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by gatesphere 13y ago
Came here to say that.
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by gatesphere 13y ago
This was fun!
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by gatesphere 13y ago
If you want to go with reStructuredText, I highly suggest using Leo[1] -- it uses rST heavily internally, and provides fantastic tools for working with it. [1]: http://leoeditor.com/
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by gatesphere 13y ago
Flask with FrozenFlask provides a nice framework to roll your own. Which is what I've done for every site I ship.
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by gatesphere 13y ago
Over the past month and a half, I've built a glorified to-do list that keeps me on track. It automatically updates today's tasks, etc.

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