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The 5-Year Anniversary of Zelda Oracles-Disassembly(drenn1.github.io)
1 points by kemenaran 6y ago|0 comments
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by kemenaran 6y ago
This is addressed in the article: > In contrast, BeWelcome, a similar but much less popular platform, covered their finances with less than $10,000. The costs of running such a platform are not high. And Couchsurfing operated for free fo
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by kemenaran 6y ago
It looks like so, yes. Though, after digging in the doc, turns out there may be a way to create temporary free ids to try out Urbit: https://urbit.org/using/operations/creating-a-comet/
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by kemenaran 7y ago
That was indeed in 2004 – long before nuclear stopped being cost-competitive with renewable energies. Oh, and renewables are also faster to deploy than nuclear plants (which take years to build).
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Zelda Link’s Awakening disassembly progress report – part 10(kemenaran.winosx.com)
1 points by kemenaran 7y ago|0 comments
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by kemenaran 7y ago
I see what you mean. But how about seeing it in the other direction: Imagine how much the maintainer must has been burned, in order to take the decision to shut down their entire love-work – in hope that the toxic situation will stop. From
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Brad Cox: when OOP was about “Software-ICs” and micro-transactions(deprogrammaticaipsum.com)
91 points by kemenaran 7y ago|76 comments
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by kemenaran 7y ago
For your self-hosted SaaS needs, Yunohost is awesome. One-click install of many apps and services – but more impressively one-click upgrades as well. Nice, user-friendly, very little maintenance required. Self-hosting for people who don’t
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Cname Cloaking, the dangerous disguise of third-party trackers(medium.com)
7 points by kemenaran 7y ago|1 comments
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by kemenaran 7y ago
Was the 3x cost increase also to be expected?
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by kemenaran 7y ago
Not mentioned in this article (although it's in the Release Notes [1]): the amazing work done regarding the macOS compositor. This should give pretty noticeable speed and battery improvements on Retina Macbooks. [1] https://
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by kemenaran 7y ago
> limited to the west coast of the US I'm from Europe, for the record :) That said, you're right, of course there are no laws regulating the potential misuse or evil use of research results. However I feel we, as societies, ten
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by kemenaran 7y ago
It seems you are understanding "politics at work" as "discussions about political parties, candidates and elections". IMHO, politics is much more than partisan politics. In the broad sense, it is reflecting and deciding
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by kemenaran 7y ago
Technical professions are generally held responsible for what they enable. Biology: researchers can't do anything they want on plants, animals or humans. Medicine: doctors are expected to follow strict guidelines with their patients. E
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by kemenaran 7y ago
I like self hosting, but I want it to work without having to do sysadmin work. Especially the upgrades–most hosting providers will have one-click tools to install self hosted instances of something; but very few have working upgrade scripts
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by kemenaran 7y ago
I'm truly amazed by the Mastodon team. After several years, they keep delivering major features on a regular basis. Even on my own projects, on a much smaller scale, I've never been able to go that fast.
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If you want to get things done, pause(theguardian.com)
2 points by kemenaran 7y ago|0 comments
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by kemenaran 7y ago
Rails has been the joy of my web developer life for the past five years. Went through native development, SPAs, etc. – and happily came back to Rails in the end. The productivity of it is just fantastic. Congrats for shipping, and to many g
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by kemenaran 7y ago
Oh, nice! The compression algorithm is said to have been written by Satoru Iwata himself, giving a hand to the overloaded GameFreak team when the development of Pokémon G/S was hitting size limits pretty badly [1]. There is a readable
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Link’s Awakening disassembly progress report – week 5(kemenaran.winosx.com)
193 points by kemenaran 7y ago|19 comments
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Link’s Awakening Render Loop(kemenaran.winosx.com)
2 points by kemenaran 7y ago|0 comments
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by kemenaran 7y ago
Doesn’t Uber use Mattermost these days? https://mattermost.com/blog/how-uber-uses-mattermost-to-enha...
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WideGB: Playing Game Boy games on wide screens(kzone.winosx.com)
4 points by kemenaran 7y ago|0 comments
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by kemenaran 8y ago
:reading the title: Why doesn’t they mention the stance of Firefox on this? > Of all the browsers I tested, only Brave and Firefox currently disable it by default and do not appear to have any plans on enabling it in the future. Oh, that
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by kemenaran 8y ago
Are you on macOS Mojave? If yes, it could be because Firefox started honoring the system font settings of Mojave [1]. Enabling font smoothing in System Preferences now results in slighlty bolder fonts, and grayscale font smoothing. Firefox
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by kemenaran 8y ago
Handoff on macOS, finally! \o/ Just tested opening Firefox on iOS, and the "Open page in Firefox" pops up in the Dock of my Mac. Neat. (It is advertised as also working with Mobile Safari.)
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by kemenaran 8y ago
I'm currently working on a Ruby project, and I love the language so much! It's elegant, fast enough for me, and the ecosystem rocks. It seems that, after Ruby borrowed from many previous languages, a lot of rubyisms went into Rust
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by kemenaran 8y ago
Could be a good time to mention Plume [1], a Medium clone written in Rust that uses the fediverse for displaying blog posts across different instances. Still very much a work in progress – but one can already publish articles, comment them,
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A dive into the making of a 64K Intro(ctrl-alt-test.fr)
320 points by kemenaran 8y ago|59 comments
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by kemenaran 9y ago
I would guess mainly for synchronization between different computers and devices?

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