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by i80and 11y ago
Specifically, it typically has a connotation of ex post facto .
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by i80and 11y ago
I use Linux as my day-to-day work platform, but my GOSH I hate the patching hell to which popular distros (mainly Debian and RH-based ones) subject everybody.
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by i80and 11y ago
This is a VERY important point. I won't cry over tiles going away, but if indeed all the magic happened client side, then that's a perfectly ethical way of going about advertising.
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by i80and 11y ago
I know you're kidding, but that would ALSO nail people that are rear-ended by inattentive drivers behind them.
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by i80and 11y ago
This is from 2010. Facebook uses HTTPS for everything now, right?
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by i80and 11y ago
Well, there is this: https://github.com/klutzy/nadeko
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by i80and 11y ago
No, it's not just you. I learned animation in 3DS Max, but I'm far more comfortable with Blender.
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by i80and 11y ago
I have no background in architecture, but by far my favorite building from my school campus was very brutalist in nature: http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-___cRB72NnI/TmmMnkQWPCI/AAAAAAAADT... http://images51.
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by i80and 11y ago
Things don't need to be "serious projects" to be cool and worth showing off.
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Fund the world's only manned amateur space program(indiegogo.com)
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by i80and 11y ago
In my experience in the US, it's still the primary way of sending graphics/pictures via phone.
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by i80and 11y ago
Case in point: I went to see Jurassic World the other day, and paid extra for IMAX, imagining the building-sized screens I associate with their brand. Nope. It was smaller than the unbranded "Monster Screen" at my local theater in
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by i80and 11y ago
I used to do the same thing on mobile, but a friend's project[1] adds some nice fat buttons at the top of DDG results for common !bang commands. [1]: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/duckduc
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by i80and 11y ago
According to the article, they wanted a superset of UTF-8, which CESU-8 is not. https://simonsapin.github.io/wtf-8/#cesu-8
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by i80and 12y ago
It's pretty darn easy to integrate, too; I used it for a toy project, and it was really quite pleasant!
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by i80and 12y ago
Hardly; they bought S3 after S3 realized they couldn't compete in 3D anymore. As far as I can determine, the Chrome 645 is their top-of-the-line integrated chip, which is absolutely blown out of the water[1] by even the anemic Intel S
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by i80and 12y ago
The Nano looked extremely impressive. I waited years for hardware to hit shelves, and to this day the options are pretty much a null set. I'd buy up an Isaiah II board in a heartbeat, of course, but one of the biggest problems facin
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by i80and 12y ago
Apes, I think you mean; both apes and monkeys are primates.
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by i80and 12y ago
My experience has only been in managing veterinary systems, but from what I've heard and seen, the wider healthcare world desperately needs more technological infusion, especially in interacting with clients. Glad to see stuff like t
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by i80and 12y ago
Anecdotally, I've never heard from anybody who didn't resent Scribd. At best, people use it because of entrenched habits.
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by i80and 12y ago
Speaking as somebody who contributed a pathfinding fast-failing optimization, the development team is really helpful and the codebase is quite nice to jump into! If you want to get a feel for RTS design, OpenRA is great stuff. Plus, it&#x2
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by i80and 12y ago
It really depends on the person and the vehicle. I learned to drive stick some years after I started driving, and I just adore the experience to the point where I will not buy an automatic car. Maybe in the future. But not now. That sa
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by i80and 12y ago
I agree with you, but battery technology has some pretty serious problems for cars that can't be ignored. How do you deal with the replacement cost and lemon risk (battery leasing and warranties). For me, cars are for road trips. How
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by i80and 13y ago
Some people fell just one step shy of demanding that others boycott Firefox. I'd call that an attack on Mozilla.
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by i80and 13y ago
The purpose of the Law was to keep his Covenant separate and in line until Christ came to fulfill (you might see that word in your link) the Law's function. Galatians 5:14 (referencing Matthew 22:38 no doubt): "For the whole la
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by i80and 13y ago
For the record, that's nonsense: the Levitical laws are typically not taken as binding for Christians. The reasons for that are surprisingly straightforward (see: entire NT), but this is a rather silly tangent issue on an already-sill
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by i80and 13y ago
This actually explained a lot about the game; it felt halfway between a full AAA experience and a haphazard indie title, and I'm almost more inclined to appreciate what it did right now that I understand the reasons for its design comp
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by i80and 13y ago
BSD is absolutely free software; it is not, however, copyleft. https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/bsd.html
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by i80and 13y ago
Most games work, but the problems fall into a few categories: 1) Missing libraries: Almost always 32-bit/64-bit problems. 2) Missing executable: this is usually fixed sooner or later. 3) Graphics problems: This shouldn't be a pr
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by i80and 13y ago
I was in Greece a few years back. It wasn't even _slightly_ third world; actually, it was a really nice place! Get out of your bubble.

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