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namuol
12y ago
Anyone moaning about a $20 pricetag for software this sophisticated: how much do you spend on food in a day? On the other hand, I'm going to moan about how this isn't cross platform. I would dish out $20 for a Linux version in a h
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12y ago
A grain of salt: these insights don't strike me as relevant if your market is over-saturated (i.e. end-user mobile apps, web frameworks, etc). Appealing to a niche is -- as far as I understood it -- a good way to stand out in a "m
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12y ago
Exploiting glitches in-game on real hardware is always cool, but not always ... convenient. ;) This sorta reminds me of a story about Intellivision's hit game "ASTROSMASH!" ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A
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namuol
12y ago
236k for some exploit code. Okay.
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namuol
12y ago
I've been following Spacebox; what happened to plastic.io? Trademark conflict? (i.e. why change the name?)
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13y ago
Funny. I came to the solution a minute into reading the article. I'm no graphics wiz or anything, it was all a matter of having the right inspiration... Yesterday was my nephew's first birthday. My family had a basketball theme. I
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namuol
13y ago
How to actually win at RPS: Memorize a long, truly random sequence. That is, assuming your opponent also does. Er... now I've gone cross-eyed.
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namuol
13y ago
Or maybe I just don't bother maintaining friendships with people who aren't capable of getting real without hiding behind a veil of snark.
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13y ago
All my long-term friends are women. The closest are ex-lovers or best-friends lovers/ex-lovers. Most of our banter is about relationships and general angst. Many I only see maybe once or twice a year, but talk regularly online or over
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13y ago
They might as well disable Javascript for all their users, while they're at it.
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13y ago
I hate to be the one ask, but where's the Linux support? I was ready to buy Macaw, but my web workflow is in Linux. Isn't it built on node-webkit? How hard could it be to port, really?
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13y ago
Ah yes, I'm sure designers will just love to write their scripts in raw bytecode. This section is somewhat important: http://gameprogrammingpatterns.com/bytecode.html#how-is-the-... While you're at it, you'll
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13y ago
"One day I'd go out and buy all the pants in the world -- every pair of pants -- and just... burn them. Fuck everybody. No more pants. Start over with making pants." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gO9PwbtlOIU
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13y ago
I get the feeling that "crunching" is to blame for the bugs a lot more than the engine's newly-integrated scripting language.
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13y ago
But the site isn't "Programming Language Patterns" -- it's "Game Programming Patterns".
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namuol
13y ago
In summary: Why create a game when you can design and implement a new programming language?
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13y ago
This isn't as simple as it sounds; they'd need to identify DDoS traffic and reroute, while still allowing "legitimate" users through. But this may not be the sort of brute-force bandwidth DDoS that this was designed to h
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namuol
13y ago
As the actual editor isn't publicly available in any form, this isn't exactly a "leak".
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namuol
13y ago
Maybe just use vim?
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Rage-Quit Support for Bash
(gist.github.com)
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13y ago
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13y ago
Reminds me a lot of Slack[1], but the gh-flavored-markdown and tighter issue and CI integration make Gitter stand out. Any chance of BitBucket integration? [1] ( http://slack.com/ )
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13y ago
Or, you know... physical buttons.
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13y ago
Free markets only work for spherical chickens.
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13y ago
Speaking of developer tools, Chrome isn't far from becoming a full-on live-editing solution: https://developers.google.com/chrome-developer-tools/docs/au...
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13y ago
We're going to spend a century trying to hack our bodies until we realize we can just abandon them and stop worrying all the time.
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13y ago
Seems like it's only a matter of time before the "de-facto" status of our build tools will fluctuate as rapidly as Bitcoin's valuation.
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13y ago
I think I'll wait 24 hours before changing over my entire workflow...
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13y ago
The problem is that our devices need frequent charges, not that plugging in is especially inconvenient; this battle will be won on the battery-life front.
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13y ago
I think it's safe to say using this would violate the TOS of pretty much all commercial software, anyway.
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13y ago
It is a tremendously entertaining book to read. Yes.
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