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by kelnage 13y ago
So I can't deny that Double Fine are having to find additional funds for Broken Age - it's true and they've been using multiple different ways. However, I think that's mainly because the scope of the game increased significantly due to way
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by kelnage 13y ago
As a software engineer in the UK - in my experience, the companies who want you to list very specific programming languages aren't worth working for. If they don't/can't understand that programming experience is transferable between languag
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by kelnage 14y ago
But that still doesn't justify invading their privacy in this way. Yes, the laptop should be returned - no, you don't have free reign to do what you like with their usage of it.
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by kelnage 14y ago
They really are correct. I've had this confirmed by the TV Licensing folks directly.
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by kelnage 14y ago
As it happens, this bug was somewhat in the original version of GTA. Whilst walking over water would kill you, if you tapped the jump button, you'd never fall. This could allow you to reach areas otherwise impossible to reach - just find a
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by kelnage 15y ago
But you don't need to use every Circle - you can dump everyone you know in one Circle and leave it at that. I've got to say, this is very much a complaint that doesn't appear to have a good solution. Beyond any sort of simple AI that groups
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by kelnage 15y ago
But yet they pirate the games anyway. My guess is that you'll find that a large percentage of "gamers" in non-English speaking countries speak English well enough to understand most games and don't want to wait the 6+ months required to tra
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by kelnage 15y ago
Was it necessary to change the title? It seems from the article that the lottery has been "broken" for quite a while and the organisers are well aware of it. Instead of reacting as I might expect them to do, they instead appear to encourage
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by kelnage 16y ago
Interestingly: http://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/cu9vv/lastfm_ha...
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by kelnage 16y ago
And that's (part of the reason) why we have degrees - to teach people how to understand research so they can turn it into reality. Yes - it's not easy and yes, it might be easier if someone has already done it - but a lot of the time that i
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by kelnage 16y ago
An interesting article. That said, I disagree with their arguments relating to public research. Most areas with active public sponsored research are also areas that require degrees to start working in. Thus, interesting research should be c
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by kelnage 17y ago
Dia has layers too. See Diagram -> Layers. [Says the Dia contributor :)]