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iNerdier
11y ago
To me it kind of makes sense. Heroku is in effect taking the place of a number of developers and/or sysadmins, they've already thought about the problems and solved them in one particular way. Sure they could re-write things and m
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iNerdier
11y ago
Plus I notice Roon operates on a subscription or one off 'lifetime' model for a year (or however long it takes for them to go bust'. No mention of what happens if you decide to stop using it. Is your library catalogue forever
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iNerdier
11y ago
I grew up and still live in London and I have no possibility of ever buying anywhere to live in the city, let alone remotely near to my parents. I would say the house earning more than I do is probably more the norm than the exception at th
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iNerdier
11y ago
This is one of the more interesting things to come out of the overlap of technology and artworks to my mind. If we continue to have arrangements like that of the Elgin Marbles in London some kind of compromise where a good quality facsimile
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iNerdier
11y ago
One of the founding principles of the EU has really been to try and avoid a repeat of the world wars that are still (just about) in living memory. In that respect it's been a wild success, I'm not sure we've ever had such a l
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iNerdier
11y ago
This is slightly painful reading. As someone on the periphery of coding I've been stuck in that loop for years that are rapidly approaching a decade. I think more than just doing these things it's vitally important to have people
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iNerdier
11y ago
Getting an invalid cert for this via Chrome, anyone else having problems?
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iNerdier
11y ago
That is a very, very good question. I'm not sure if anyone actually knows right now, in many ways it's a wild west I think. Not important enough for people to struggle over with making money but part of our shared heritage, locked
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iNerdier
11y ago
I have and do this fairly often but then I work on a market stall at weekends. Often you need the change there more than you want to deal with the hassle of having to fish out 17p or whatever.
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iNerdier
11y ago
Why would a country like the US with plenty of money get rid of train tracks when other countries are building or upgrading theirs? It seems like a really strange thing to do when you have a large metropolitan area which clearly has a need
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iNerdier
11y ago
Having watched a large number of David Attenborough nature documentaries all I can think of is the footage of whales mating when seeing this thing...
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iNerdier
11y ago
Dave Bagget could write a book on the making of crash and I'd buy it in a second. There was something very special that went to making that game and I was just the right age to appreciate it.
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iNerdier
12y ago
I had to make an account to say this, please do the write up! I've been fascinated by crash ever since playing it in the 90s and had that reawakened after reading Andy Gavins blogposts. Hearing how you managed to squeeze all this stuff