kroltan

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by kroltan 9y ago
The author forgot that one could further increase or decrease the size of the eraser and brush tools by pressing Ctrl++ and Ctrl+-. Other than that, really nice!
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by kroltan 9y ago
JS is a garbage-collected language. It would require reimplementing most of the runtime, or be stuck with code that does marshalling for everything and would possibly be slower than plain JS.
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by kroltan 9y ago
> [...] when a bunch of websites are using AWS/Cloudfront URLs for things like loading images [...] You missed this part: > if it weren't for CDNs, [...]
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by kroltan 9y ago
That being said, microexpressions have gone a long way already. But indeed, > [...] whoever is the pupeteer needs to be a good actor himself Example: https://youtu.be/jSJr3dXZfcg?t=212
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by kroltan 9y ago
Exactly. { "__directive__": "phpstyle_stringly_typed", "boolean": "true" }
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by kroltan 9y ago
Or maybe for ads, but not ads for your kid. Maybe you'll start to see lots of LEGO ads or whatever!
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by kroltan 9y ago
Care to explain?
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by kroltan 9y ago
Steam also has software tokens if you use the Steam mobile app. Blizzard also supports 2FA, but other than those, most gaming services don't support it indeed.
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by kroltan 9y ago
Firefox has a reader mode too, which works perfectly also.
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by kroltan 9y ago
You would need a daemon running on said systems, and communicate via network (local / wifi, for better privacy?) The daemon would just listen to the network and shutdown the system when requested to.
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by kroltan 9y ago
Yes, I'm just nitpicking his example code. It might pass the wrong impression to people who never saw Rust before.
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by kroltan 9y ago
DCO is still important in libraries. If you have a large-ish library of mostly unrelated code (think lodash/underscore), DCO is pretty darn useful for the end users: you don't need to weigh in filesize (pun intended) as much when
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by kroltan 9y ago
If one is to write such simple code in unsafe mode, might as well just use C! We have https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/primitive.str.html#method.as_b... for accessing a str bytewise. No need for pointers and `unsafe`. The
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by kroltan 9y ago
It really depends on the kind of shore, in some places the dredged sand would just be dragged all the way to the seafloor. IANAMG (I Am Not A Marine Geologist)
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by kroltan 9y ago
It _has_ to be stupid. A non-scammy-looking scam might attract people who would notice any minor inconsistency, thus risking more reports and more time of the scammer wasted interacting with a potentially-failed prospect. Now, only the most
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by kroltan 9y ago
github.community isn't. It sends you to github.com regardless, since their login is there. github.com sees you're already logged in, and redirects back, passing auth.
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by kroltan 9y ago
Webdev kneejerk reaction I guess, haha. Everything is web nowadays! Kudos for making a standalone application.
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by kroltan 9y ago
Are you sure? There's a lot of stuff going on here, and I'm on Firefox. No adblocker or any addons that meddle with page requests or content. https://i.imgur.com/e141uBx.png
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by kroltan 9y ago
Stutters horribly and quite low average FPS, FF on Windows, with _very_ decent specs.
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by kroltan 9y ago
This blog is almost unreadable. the font is WAY too thin on Firefox!
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by kroltan 9y ago
http://atmosphir.com/ Atmosphir is a 3D platformer where users create levels and play levels created by others, with diverse assets and tools. We made a community game server that aims to restore playability to the game, si
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by kroltan 9y ago
No idea what destructive updates are, but determinism is when you can run multiple times in multiple environments and get the same results