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by hdra 14y ago
yeah... good ol' times where I associated casual games with companies such as Playfish instead of Zynga... You know, Zuma, Diner Dash, Sally's Salon.. Where the companies doesn't actually try to get you addicted to their games..
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by hdra 14y ago
I am still using my almost-4-years-old Asus laptop, so I don't know much about this secure boot thingy, but I thought they require vendor to allow consumers to turn the secure boot off?
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by hdra 14y ago
I doubt that Humble Bundle's Linux sale would perform that well if the games aren't playable on Windows/Mac, considering the games that claim to be playable on Linux ends up buggy on it.
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by hdra 14y ago
I think its not that Linux users always pay more than average, it simply is less Linux pays below the average.
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by hdra 14y ago
- Bunch of steam games on sale and Humble Bundles - Several android apps & games - Minecraft - Internet Download Manager (Windows) - Donated to some free softwares I use (GIMP, Blender) currently trying out ST2, not sure whether I'll bu
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by hdra 14y ago
1. Japanese, at least enough to navigate some Japanese websites 2. Some design sense. So that my weekend projects doesn't look like crap without bootstrap. 3. More maths. I am rather surprised how lacking my math is for doing some serious p
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by hdra 14y ago
the idea is that we human sucks at generating random number. When we try to generate a random number, we tend to overthink on how to make it random, and ended up exhibiting a certain pattern (such as evenly spaced data) that we think "rando
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by hdra 14y ago
didn't have a coin with me to try it out, but just found new blog to add to my rss feed... :)
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by hdra 14y ago
well, that sucks. I can't even get it to run on my Mint install, but I think my problem was my graphic card driver,
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by hdra 14y ago
what was that? an exploit in the SMB game?
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by hdra 14y ago
They are still amazing though. especially Dungeon Defenders with its DLCs. :)
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by hdra 14y ago
Well, miscommunication happens very often. I can't think of any reason Canonical would do this on purpose.
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by hdra 14y ago
I don't think that's the problem here. The problem the developers of the game have seems to be the fact that Canonical is claiming "the authors of Binding of Issac [sic] declined to make their game available" when the truth is they are the
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by hdra 14y ago
I have been curious about these things for a while. When is an internet company considered breaking the law, if all they do is put their product online and make it accessible on the internet (i.e. from everywhere)? Say, a web app X that sho
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by hdra 14y ago
undergrad student. I am interested in your average HN-ish stuffs, startups, web, mobile apps, but I mainly code in C#, JS and PHP, still looking for a field to jump into
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by hdra 14y ago
Agreed. But don't just type it out line-by-line though. I find trying to re-implement the codes works better, it would give me a better idea on how something works, and how people usually deal with certain problems.
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by hdra 14y ago
the javsacript version thing really cracks me up.. hhaha
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by hdra 14y ago
I can't understand how did someone capable of understanding and doing a git pull request can produce this kind of "code". Or how did he think that he can pull this thing off? is there a "10 ways to hack a website" where a git pull is one of
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by hdra 14y ago
From the original article: Our iOS app “Files Pro” [Link] includes support for SkyDrive using the official Live SDK. A few days ago our last update was rejected by the Apple review team because of the presence of the “Sign Up” butto
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by hdra 14y ago
Here is the linked TNW article that goes into more details of the problem: http://thenextweb.com/insider/2012/12/11/as-skydrive-balks-a... I am not associated with TNW, I just think that everyone should read it as it seems like there are
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by hdra 14y ago
Microsoft offered to remove all paid subscription option, but the compromise was rejected.
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by hdra 14y ago
Read the linked TNW article, they are not even allowed to do that. Not even the 3rd party developers using the Skydrive SDK is allowed to do that.
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by hdra 14y ago
The fact that everyone has to pay 30% for putting a link to their subscription sign up itself is not fair. The TNW article goes more into more detail on this.
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Apple demands 30% cut for a sign up link(thenextweb.com)
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by hdra 14y ago
awesome! its always cool to be able to use our technical skills to help charity. BTW, for those who wish to help charity with their skills, but no opportunity to do so, you can find for those with needs at http://www.onlinevolunteering.org
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by hdra 14y ago
not that i have any experience starting a company, but wouldn't it better for you to find a job at a cable company for a time and get to know the industry first? i don't know much about cable tv industry, but it seems to rely quite a bit on
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by hdra 14y ago
No, what I agree is his overall vision on free software. I don't care how he talk and write, but I can't agree with the way he speaks of his opinion (and maybe many others') as if it were a hard fact. Its not a matter of being polite or not
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by hdra 14y ago
This. Although I agree with his view for free software, the way he convey his messages smells too much of fanaticism for me to swallow.
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by hdra 14y ago
interesting idea, just entered my email there, one thing though, i tried clicking the area outside the 'pop-up' box there countless time trying to get rid of it and see whats behind it. I initially even entered my email in hope to get rid o
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by hdra 14y ago
In case of learning to program though, I think the express edition is more than enough. Hell, I even know some company who are using the express edition for their main production tool.

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