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10y ago
Hence why I said near. Touch will never replace traditional controls in some genres. Others, as you've said, require game play modifications to account for lack of physical buttons. My point was not that mobile > mobile console. My
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10y ago
> Not sure why this article did ended up on the frontpage, it doesn't really add anything useful to the discussion and does not address the main criticisms people have about the autopilot like the limited number of sensors, wrong e
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10y ago
The issue is that 1 data point does not point to either side. You can neither make a strong nor a weak claim for either side, because the sample size is too insignificant. If I flip a coin twice with one head and one tail as the result, we
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10y ago
But that's not a bulk $30-$40 up front. If I buy a game for $30 and play it for 5 hours over 1 month before calling it quits, I'm out $30. No way around that. If I download a free game with a $4.99 subscription model and spend the
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10y ago
> On that note, my experience has been that academic environment often does more damage than good to its students. How bad are we talking? My small bubble doesn't constitute mountains of data, but I have friends across the US from
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10y ago
I was speaking strictly about blog sites not forums. Frost is the New Black[0] is one such site that's cruft free and about the hobby. Granted, it's now defunct, but it's an example of what I mean. Big Bear Butt[1] is another
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10y ago
You pretty much hit the nail on the head. Written content was either managed by major news outlets or by hobbyists. I can still remember reading many blogs in 2009/2010 by hobbyist who just wanted to spread their experience with the ho
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10y ago
It has earned me the Stickler moniker, and I'm absolutely alright with this. They've never had the displeasure of refactoring code from 3 years prior where the function's name is getIpAddress(), but it does 6 additional thing
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10y ago
If you have Chrome for Android (only browser/device I've tested this on) you can check request desktop site for https://m.facebook.com . You'll stay on the mobile version, maintain all of the mobile functionality o
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10y ago
I'm no linguist, but is it truly something ambiguous or are you being a stickler? I've seen some of the comments on some of those exercises, and there are plenty of indignant sticklers mucking about. It's the same on CodeCade
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10y ago
Because I don't want to have something running full screen only to have the update window quietly popup in the background to auto-shutdown my system in 10 minutes. Because I don't want to sit around for 10 minutes waiting for upda
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10y ago
Not everyone pirates. I can't say for sure, but I believe Kodi has addons for legitimate streaming services. Also, some people take pride in their physical collections.
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10y ago
I have never had a Windows laptop boot up for scheduled updates. In that event, it always waitied for the next manual boot.
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10y ago
Just wanted to compliment you on the documentation in those scripts. I'm that documentation stickler guy at work, so seeing it in the wild (especially for personal files) makes my day.
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10y ago
I don't know if they're required to play, but Riot employees who queue up and get matched typically are named Riot${something}. I have heard that users who aren't Riot employees with Riot in their name can have their handle r
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10y ago
Or when you consider that most people in a relationship are in a heterosexual relationship, you target a lot of people.
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10y ago
>"It's unlikely they're going to want my position" Well you just discounted a potentially great employee. They implemented a solution to help apply for jobs. The application process can be absolutely draining - especi
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10y ago
The first time I was told, "Make it work, make it right, make it fast," was in my first programming course. However, it was in passing by another professor substituting. After the first programming course, we had OOP Design. It&#x
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10y ago
Is this supposed to replace Hangouts or be a Hangouts that's attached to your phone's SMS? Also, where does this mean Voice's SMS capabilities are now canned?
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10y ago
Is that not the same as what GP said? Your modifier is wealth or status. Without those, you move from eccentric to creepy on the sliding scale.
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10y ago
I'm not defending him. When someone makes a transgression, especially such a blatant one, I always try to reason why would the person do that in the first place. If someone kills another person, it's very likely that they didn
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10y ago
To preface this, I am not excusing the guy's behavior. However, I think I understand why he may have thought it was alright to call her a MILF. MILF became a really popular term in the early 00s. Back then, it was obviously vulgar. I t
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10y ago
> There is no quality journalism online, there are a bunch of crooked people trying to push different agendas, and an unfortunately large group of people willing to pretend whichever trash rags are pushing the agendas they like are &quo
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10y ago
+1 for Beej. I barely knew C when I enrolled in network programming, so trying to fill my C gaps alongside learning network programming was challenging. Someone recommended Beej. Then it was just a matter of C.
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10y ago
I don't know if dumb is the right word. Ignorant is probably most apt. I want you to think about all of the food that's in your house. Eliminate anything that you would consider intentionally sugary like candy, confection, soda, e
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10y ago
I mean...I guess? I can see where this analogy is supposed to go, but I feel the author is dismissing how close corporate espionage toes the line between legal and illegal. Even if it's in a scummy manner, lawyers use the laws at hand
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10y ago
That's what I thought, but I just wanted to be sure. Thanks!
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10y ago
I wonder how kids who aren't interested in rote math (e.g. 10 quadratic equations 5 nights in a row) bother to learn anything with tools like Wolfram Alpha available for free. I spent so much time on Wolfram Alpha for parts of Calculus
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10y ago
I know what cryptocurrency is but I have hardly followed what goes on. I am somewhat familiar with the recent event involving Wright. Could someone tell me, in plain English, if there are any challenges in Wright divulging the information n
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10y ago
I see you around HN all the time. Clicked your profile. > Formerly: founder @ Matasano Neat! Matasano is what got me into crypto - though my pursuit has since been limited.
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