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9y ago
I like the approach that the Cities: Skylines devs are doing because it's actually MEANINGFUL DLC, not "buy an extra hat" or something similar. I'd buy the DLCs if I could afford to do so right now...
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9y ago
Personal opinion: Chrom/ium is significantly snappier for me, on a R7 1800X / GTX 1080 / 64GB RAM box. I can't speak to why from a technical perspective, but that's simply what I've experienced. Firefox feels s
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9y ago
Right; it just seems like we hear about Everest more than basically every other mountain.
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9y ago
So looks like the worst-case is around $150,000 total. That's significantly more than I expected it to be; given how "climbing Everest" seems to be more common than I would have expected, I would have thought it'd be che
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9y ago
I did indeed. Good catch.
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9y ago
Alternative third definition: Make the devs also be the ops guys
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9y ago
Love these. Even after reading over the JVM spec, these writeups still show how much I don't know.
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9y ago
Honestly I could never really get into Kotlin. I like the features of the language - and would love to have many of them in plain ol' Java - but the syntax just feels wrong to me and I've not been able to get over it.
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9y ago
Holy crap. This is almost unbelievable, it's so bad. How are ANY of the things listed as complaints possibly good ideas in someone's mind!?
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9y ago
Inside of a VM, of course. Can't have enough protection!
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10y ago
And the website appears to be toast, at least from my end. Cache: https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:xgh1nx...
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10y ago
PrintScreen copies to the clipboard.
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10y ago
If you're willing to mess with the CSS, there's always things like beautifuldiscord: https://github.com/leovoel/BeautifulDiscord
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10y ago
I'm not sure; I never got that involved in it. Back when I was involved, there were some communities entirely centered around taking apart individual games and figuring out how to tinker with them. Things like loading up the unused tra
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10y ago
I don't think that's true of all trans people, but - anecdotally, as with many comments I make on here - several trans people I've met have been the type where being trans is their entire identity , as in it's the only
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10y ago
This reminds me somewhat of translations of Chinese webnovels. Many of them have hundreds or thousands of chapters, but never see an official English release, so fans would spend years of time translating them and posting them online. I bel
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10y ago
Really? I've not run into that issue - they let me get going with a Paypal account and nothing else.
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10y ago
Yes! Gamesharks / Action Replays / similar gave you an "instruction set" of sorts that was interpreted as instructions of sorts - write value to address, do if value at address is X, and so on. When I was messing with on
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10y ago
> I have serious doubts about the OVH’s and Scaleway’s unlimited traffic, seems more marketing strategy than real to me (joe di castro). Anecdotal, of course, but I have an application on OVH (on the USD $3.50/month plan) that pushe
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10y ago
At least with using ligatures in IntelliJ IDEA, I find that it makes zero difference as to how the monospaced font is aligned.
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10y ago
> despite being infinitely better Genuinely curious, how is it "infinitely better"? I'm considering potentially switching away from Docker on my production boxes to something else, but I've mainly only heard about rkt
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10y ago
> What is the hardest technical problem YOU have run into? Layer 8, ie. human beings. The software side of stuff, I can eventually solve by hammering at the keyboard until it works. But the people using it, and the ever-changing requirem
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10y ago
Not only that; just imagine the noise level!
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10y ago
http://directory.io/ seems relevant here.
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10y ago
Oh wow, the CIGtK is really awesome.
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10y ago
Dell XPS 9350, Dev. Edition. Love it except for the keyboard.
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10y ago
Isn't this why rename-command exists? Just "remove" it on the server side by changing KEYS to a blank string.
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10y ago
One thing I don't get. They recommend using <dialog> instead, but the MDN page they link to[0] explicitly says > This is an experimental technology > Because this technology's specification has not stabilized, check th
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10y ago
Would that seriously work?
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10y ago
Flask is absolutely beautiful; definitely agree with reading through it.
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