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by gouggoug 7y ago
I didn't buy the game so you must be right. That's unfortunate for valve, because I won't be buying the game.
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by gouggoug 7y ago
I think so? But I could be wrong.
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by gouggoug 7y ago
Slightly unrelated: I used to love playing CS. I tried recently playing again, but after 10 minutes of witnessing all sorts of cheating, I had to stop. Cheaters just killed the game for me.
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by gouggoug 7y ago
This is the Internet and it's bound to happen. If not me, someone else would have, and probably already, pointed it out. I'm also not sure what you are referring to with "the author made his intentions and wishes clear",
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by gouggoug 7y ago
Interestingly the commit history wasn't amended [0], so it is still technically possible to download smelvetica. [0] https://github.com/tholman/smelvetica/commit/83eadad7edf1878...
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by gouggoug 7y ago
And git config --global branch.autoSetupRebase always will ensure that all your future branches are automatically setup to `rebase` instead of `merge` on pull.
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by gouggoug 7y ago
I think it's probably also downvoted for another reason: it's a new profile created 12 days ago, it appears green, and so at first sight this is just a troll. Now looking at his other comments, it does seem like this account is le
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by gouggoug 7y ago
The SSL certificate was issued by Amazon, so it is legit.
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by gouggoug 7y ago
> accompanied by a very salty and accusatory email Would you mind sharing the anonymized content of said email?
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by gouggoug 7y ago
It will still be owned by a private company you have no control over, which isn't necessarily better
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by gouggoug 7y ago
That's fair. I could have phrased things more positively.
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by gouggoug 7y ago
Totally. And it's really awesome to see someone genuine and direct, and even though I'm not part of the cult following, I do really like Elon Musk's persona.
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by gouggoug 7y ago
> he’s given hundreds of these presentations but he “needs to work on it” Giving "hundreds of these presentations" is not a measure of one's ability to present well. So, yes. On delivering them. He's really hard to fo
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by gouggoug 7y ago
I'm not talking about the contents of his presentations. What SpaceX/Tesla/Elon Musk accomplished is truly awe-inspiring. His delivery makes it really hard to follow, that is all.
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by gouggoug 7y ago
What a painful presentation to watch. Musk really needs to either work on his public speech or delegate them to someone comfortable. His product reveals could be so much more impactful and inspiring did he not jump between points he's
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Containership.io Shuts Down(docs.containership.io)
60 points by gouggoug 7y ago|24 comments
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by gouggoug 7y ago
> That's the author's allegation That's a fair point.
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by gouggoug 7y ago
The lawsuit[1] itself gives a lot more details. This is horrifying to think that Lyft does not even cooperate: "45. Throughout the investigation by the NYPD and the FBI, LYFT has been wholly uncooperative." [1]: https:/&#x2F
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by gouggoug 7y ago
Saying "The hype and claims we see in blogs that are not backed up by anything?" followed by "Both C# and Java are faster than golang" without substantiating the claim is the pot calling the kettle black. If you do have
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by gouggoug 7y ago
Interestingly, I just went into my account and I was already opted-out. Is this the case for everybody? If so, that's a very surprising move coming from FB.
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by gouggoug 7y ago
I've always been puzzled by this awkward API and couldn't understand why it was this way. It had the side-effect of making me unsure as to whether or not I should be using it and why, which is never a nice feeling when you're
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by gouggoug 7y ago
I've hurt my ears at more than one occasion because of this. It's surprising how loud a porcelain lid can be. Here's the post you're referring to: https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/97958360563787776
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by gouggoug 7y ago
I noticed that today and got very worried when I saw I had apparently taken a $300k home loan. I immediately assumed someone stole my identity. I noticed that refreshing would give me other results and got less worried about identity theft.
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by gouggoug 7y ago
Maybe open-source software is today's standard, but I imagine it wasn't back when those airliners were first designed. Now, imagine they did open-source their code: I imagine those codebases are humongous and it would take months
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by gouggoug 7y ago
And to file a claim I have to submit all my personal information over again; Oh the irony...
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A Wearable Keyboard(tapwithus.com)
2 points by gouggoug 7y ago|0 comments
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Firefox private session can leak personal data(bugzilla.mozilla.org)
2 points by gouggoug 7y ago|0 comments
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by gouggoug 7y ago
> the "P" mode switch is at the top of the stalk, correct You are correct, I am referring to the Parking button, not the handbrake, my bad. However... > But pressing the button while moving does absolutely nothing This isn&
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by gouggoug 7y ago
The cruise control buttons being next to the handbrake button reminded me of the worst car I drove, I don’t remember the model, but the brand was Mercedes: The handbrake button was located on the windshield wipers handle, at the top of the
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by gouggoug 7y ago
For people like me whose knowledge of C is close to 0, and had no idea what fat pointers were, that post was pretty interesting. I've now learned 2 things: what fat pointers are, and that go slices are fat pointer.

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