lholden

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by lholden 11y ago
I just watched through the depecialized trilogy last week. It goes a lot further than restore and "unedited". As an example, the 4th episode (first movie) received a ton of enhancements. They used sources ranging from the laser di
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by lholden 11y ago
When X is anything, criminals will likely try using X for bad things. :D
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by lholden 11y ago
The best backdoor to encryption has always been social. Talk the right way to the right people... and it doesn't matter what type of security you have. Isn't that the entire purpose of agencies like the CIA? It just bothers me whe
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by lholden 11y ago
"It may seem strange that we inherited disease-causing genes at all. After all, only beneficial genes should survive, so surely over hundreds of generations we should have shaken off these unwanted contributions?" Certainly not my
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by lholden 11y ago
This guy has certainly earned the definition of "badass". Holy crap.
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by lholden 11y ago
First thoughts in my head after seeing the title: "What's CC0? Some C compiler? Why 0? Why are there stock photos of it"...
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by lholden 11y ago
I can understand how Stallman felt... To an extent. Through the early 90s (92 and 93)... I avoided X. Didn't see a reason for it... As I had everything I needed on the console. Then again... I had to downgrade my ram from 8 megs to 4 w
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by lholden 11y ago
If your vape is making "thick clouds"... it's likely burning your tobacco and generating a lot more than just a vapor.
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by lholden 11y ago
In most places a bicycle is given specific rights to use the road. Generally such laws include things like: 1) May use the turn lanes when turning. 2) Must ride to a specific side of the road unless: You can keep with the speed of traffic,
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by lholden 11y ago
Totally. I've been mulling over the idea of porting it. Would be interesting to see how the performance compares vs the older style. Between C++14 and some template usage, I'd imagine the LOC could be reduced a lot.
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by lholden 11y ago
Already done (kinda). There is no match exhaustion, but C++ is getting an option type. (Part of the library fundamentals TS). http://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/experimental/optional
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by lholden 11y ago
You are likely to be contractually obligated to purchasing a specific about of gas per month. Over that, I'd imagine nobody would mind you using another payment method. Though... You would pay the loan of faster by sticking with the sp
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by lholden 11y ago
Does -std=gnu++11? not still support the gnu version?
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by lholden 11y ago
It's nice to see people still finding and taking interest in Sequel. It was always my favorite ruby ORM. :)
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by lholden 11y ago
Okay, that sounds like it must have been pretty cool!
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by lholden 11y ago
Having grown up with tapes... I just don't understand the appeal. After obtaining one of the early cdrom based boomboxes for the first time, I was perfectly happy to replace my tapes with cd. Sure, there was zero buffering and even the
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by lholden 11y ago
Awesome! goes to her local mall ... Oh wait. Its dying and has quite literally two businesses left in it. It's the only mall within an hour from where I live. The mall at the last place I lived closed down a couple years ago, also due
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by lholden 11y ago
Businesses have had the ability to manage update deployments for a while now. Big Win10 feature changes will likely come in a service pack form or similar, with security fixes and minor updates using the same model they always have. A busin
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by lholden 12y ago
Beside the options DaFranker mentioned... There is also good old IRC. Its something that I've used for many many years of development chat. It also has the advantage of being something that your company can run internally. Channel lo
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by lholden 12y ago
I can understand how you feel way too well. I have gone through periods of anxiety so crippling that I can't even leave the house. Most of the time, the anxiety is manageable... But I end up feeling like I am missing out in some way.
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by lholden 12y ago
I am honestly not terribly surprised. :-D. As the language stabilizes, it should see a lot more performance optimization. I'd be really interested in seeing how Rust 1.0 final performs in a test like this.
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by lholden 12y ago
Oh... I also find that consistency to be very important. Rather than randomly using free time... Pick a day or two of the week and block out a bit of time for the project. This gives you a reason to not just procrastinate.
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by lholden 12y ago
One thing that works for me is to get lots of external feedback on my project. If at least one other person beside myself has some interest/investment into my project I am a lot more inclined to continue working on it. When I am the on
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by lholden 12y ago
I'd be one of those folks in already #rubyonrails at the time. :)
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by lholden 12y ago
Those photos bring back a lot of good memories. I believe MerbCamp was the first time I had met Ezra in person. Really enjoyed hanging with him and the other members of the Merb team. Ezra has impacted my life in a very good way and will be
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by lholden 12y ago
Oh I certainly think it's pretty screwed up that someone would do this, and entirely blame the people who did it. Having said that... these kinds of things happen in to minecraft servers all the time. I certainly do not think they dese
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by lholden 12y ago
Sad to say... but this is why you make backups. Things like this happen to minecraft servers all the time. :/
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by lholden 12y ago
I think what he did is absolutely disgusting and am rather upset that he isn't going to be rotting in jail. But honestly I've also never heard of him or his company until this article. On the other hand, I have known of and have h
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by lholden 13y ago
'shared_ptr' can use type erasure because it is a much heavier object. 'unique_ptr' on the other hand is supposed to be a nearly free. If you wanted a version of your code with unique_ptr, you would create a SDLDelete st
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by lholden 13y ago
The engines do not burn for the majority of descent. You turn the engines forward and make a short burn. This reduces your velocity and causes the orbit of your ship to eventually enter the atmosphere. Atmospheric drag is then going to prov

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