morlockhq

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by morlockhq 10y ago
If you like text adventures and need to take a break from coding them, you might like the Parsley System analog games from designer Jared Sorensen. Jared took aspects of the text adventure games we all loved from back in the day and distill
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by morlockhq 10y ago
I lived in Germany in the 80's when my dad was stationed there as part of the military. I am barred from giving blood in the United States, as are many military men and women who served during that time, because of this [1]. This is es
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by morlockhq 11y ago
I'm not a software engineer or gifted hacker. Given that, I was able to use dbus to come up with a quick solution for a department feature in an afternoon using Pidgin's libpurple dbus bindings through purple-remote to create a pr
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by morlockhq 12y ago
How effective would this solution be: http://www.linuxjournal.com/content/back-dead-simple-bash-co...
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by morlockhq 12y ago
There is some brain plasticity research that seems to indicate that the more you challenge your brain with new activities and problem sets, the more resilient it is against decline in old age. Do you do a lot with your mind during the day?
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by morlockhq 17y ago
That's why my kids are growing up with those clunky ugly computers that the Mac loathes running a completely open operating system with every imaginable programming language at their finger tips. It won't be pretty, but neither was the Time
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by morlockhq 18y ago
I should say that I don't think it will be removed by Guido. He doesn't appear to see a need. However, if the main developers in the Python community decide it is necessary and does the work, it will be removed.
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by morlockhq 18y ago
Linux, preferably of the Ubuntu/Debian persuasion I have a Windows partition on my laptop for some work stuff and to help with Windows support, but I almost never boot it. I generally just work from memory on that stuff.