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by nallerooth 5y ago
I didn't know I wanted to know about this until I saw the link. Well done! :D
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Hands-On Rust: Effective Learning Through 2D Game Development and Play(pragprog.com)
299 points by nallerooth 5y ago|75 comments
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by nallerooth 5y ago
I love the format! Short intro texts and self-explanatory code examples that I can copy/paste to fiddle with is, at least for me, a great way to actually understand things (compared to the "wall of text"-books that I never ma
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by nallerooth 5y ago
> Scrum has outmarketed "Agile", and swallowed it up wholesale. Agile was about putting people before process, Scrum is all process, no-wonder the people feel downtrodden. This. I understand that some managers want graphs, poin
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Luakit – A fast, extensible, and customizable web browser(luakit.github.io)
1 points by nallerooth 5y ago|0 comments
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84-year-old fined for keeping Nazi war machines – including tank – in basement(theregister.com)
4 points by nallerooth 5y ago|1 comments
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by nallerooth 5y ago
I'm sure there are a lot of Daniels out there. (The combination of "Nebraska" and "2003" tells me that there's at least one more, since Daniel Stenberg (a.k.a. Mr cURL) is living in Sweden.) And I agree - we al
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by nallerooth 5y ago
This is awesome! I always enjoy reading about projects like this, even though I'm nowhere near a situation where I actually need to bootstrap an Amiga. :D I guess it's the combination of computer history/nostalgia and the imp
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by nallerooth 6y ago
At least it would be safe to assume that they had access to several systems which received Orion updates. Given the attacker's dedication to the whole process, I'd say someone else's servers probably ran the tests for them.
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Doom Reinvented for PICO8(freds72.itch.io)
20 points by nallerooth 6y ago|0 comments
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by nallerooth 6y ago
> it's not like you give them much more information than they already have. My thoughts exactly. I'm hoping that we'll see a move from Google Analytics towards more privacy friendly services as they improve. Then again, I&
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My Phone Was Spying on Me, So I Tracked Down the Surveillants(nrkbeta.no)
9 points by nallerooth 6y ago|2 comments
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by nallerooth 6y ago
Best of luck getting your account back Daniel!
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Docker fails to launch on Apple Silicon(github.com)
1 points by nallerooth 6y ago|0 comments
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by nallerooth 6y ago
First cell I clicked on was a mine. So far it behaves exactly as the original. ;-)
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by nallerooth 6y ago
Hugo is awesome! (Apart from the Go templates, before you get the hang of them..) A year or two back, shouting REACT at everything and everyone could actually land you a new job, but now... I'd just stick to Hugo and focus on my conten
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by nallerooth 7y ago
I wonder how much history would be lost to us if people didn't write stuff on walls. :D
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Louis Rossmann: The horrible truth about Apple's repeated engineering failures(youtube.com)
3 points by nallerooth 7y ago|0 comments
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Rotary Cellphone(justine-haupt.com)
572 points by nallerooth 7y ago|165 comments
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by nallerooth 7y ago
And then there's the whole Brexit thing, which probably upsets the average UK citizen a lot more than what some dude did years ago. A lot of people have heard about Wikileaks and Assange, but that doesn't mean that people care or
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by nallerooth 7y ago
I've been really impressed by the performance improvements made during the last couple of years. I guess my main issues with the language is the non-uniform naming of functions and the ordering of their parameters. At some point, I&#x2
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by nallerooth 7y ago
As I see it, the effect of this is twofold. While it's bad for (at least some of) the iDevice users who carry sensitive data - it might also be just the thing that makes those users buy a new device. I guess that would be a "good&
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by nallerooth 7y ago
Given the problems in the past with extensions being sold and exploited by the new owners, this could get really ugly. Of course it could also be very useful, but I'm going to wear my tinfoil hat until proven wrong.
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by nallerooth 7y ago
This was very interesting, thanks for posting your findings!
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by nallerooth 7y ago
My guess is that they won't be performing experiments with paying users, for two reasons: 1. Paying users are too valuable. 2. Free users can "opt out" of experiments by paying - and they'll get some nice features for &q
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Grumpy Cat Has Died(en.wikipedia.org)
7 points by nallerooth 7y ago|0 comments
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by nallerooth 8y ago
Getting date and time correct is already a challenge in some cases, adding multi-dimension time zones does not make it easier. This is why people don't trust politicians - they don't understand the effects of their decisions (it _
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by nallerooth 8y ago
The web server's access logs will probably be a good place to look in the future then.
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by nallerooth 8y ago
I had problems with synchronization between my OnePlus 3 and my Fitbit tracker (it'd work fine for an hour or a day and then just stop), but those problems went away when I upgraded to a OnePlus 6T. Regarding slack notifications and si
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HanselMinutes: Ep 666 – Game Engine Black Book: Doom with Fabien Sanglard(hanselminutes.com)
2 points by nallerooth 8y ago|0 comments

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