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Disabling Intel Me Subsystem(legends2k.github.io)
3 points by ntr-- 6y ago|0 comments
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by ntr-- 6y ago
> More realistically, "Chinese Miners" aren't the government. I think that's largely the point, other comments are appealing that somehow the Chinese govt has a lot to lose by seizing control of bitcoin, but in realit
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by ntr-- 6y ago
Neither of those require a fleet of GPUs powered by a hydroelectric dam to balance the accounting. The former point almost certainly makes small disposable servers in a variety of jurisdictions a requirement. There might be many millions of
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by ntr-- 6y ago
Isn't it possible your body would have the same response if it was exposed to a variant of a virus that it already has antibodies for? Maybe the explanations are simplified but I don't quite understand how the immune system could
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by ntr-- 6y ago
Just the other day I was trying to view a small USB camera I had plugged into my Kubuntu machine. Cheese couldn't find it... kamoso was crashing... uninstalled them both. Pointed VLC at it as a capture device and it came up instantly!
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by ntr-- 6y ago
The product department (of a sizeable software company) generally lacks the technical ability to actually construct a competing product with the business knowledge they have. They understand the business' financials and interface direc
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by ntr-- 6y ago
I feel like a lot of this is attributable to the push towards devops. In my junior role I did the development and the ops guys did the deployments and we both knew at least some of what the other person did. It helped knowledge transfer of
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by ntr-- 6y ago
I think we will see more of a push towards SSR technologies like LiveView for exactly this reason: https://hexdocs.pm/phoenix_live_view/Phoenix.LiveView.html
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by ntr-- 6y ago
very interesting, thanks!
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by ntr-- 6y ago
> When a team's workload falls by 50%, there's rarely a magical stream of "useful work" that arises to replace it with. Yes, there is. It's known as "addressing technical debt".
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by ntr-- 7y ago
You can ask for all the data associated with your account, so clearly not. I did it about a year ago and got a huge trove of messages back as JSON.
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by ntr-- 7y ago
here's one http://www.whoismcafee.com/the-travel-guide/
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by ntr-- 7y ago
Completely agree. Shameless plug: our game https://mnml.gg/ has been an absolute dream to develop for a 2 person team. One of the benefits we've found that rarely gets mentioned is that there are minimal fees. Our only
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by ntr-- 7y ago
fixed, thank you for the report
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by ntr-- 7y ago
we were definitely an outlier at pax by not being unity or unreal based. thank you for coming by!
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by ntr-- 7y ago
thanks for your feedback, we'll fix up the label. previously we had a kind of MNML tv where the latest games would be replayed in the background of the registration form, however many people complained at PAX this year that they were o
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by ntr-- 7y ago
thanks! small team & rapid changes lead to our existing tutorials becoming obsolete very quickly, it's definitely a pain point. after PAX AUS this year we implemented some better highlighting in the vbox which got us some of the wa
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by ntr-- 7y ago
Thanks for your feedback and taking the time to write our your experience. `b`s (the ingame currency) only last for as long as each game. For more info about almost anything you can mouse over it and a description appears in the info pane.
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by ntr-- 7y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IyPaDX69i2g&feature=youtu.be Here's a tutorial playthrough video, sorry about that! our mechanics have changed a lot so our tutorials tend to go out of date very quickly
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by ntr-- 7y ago
dev here, happy to answer any questions about the game! please join our discord server to help grow the community, find opponents and receive updates. https://discord.gg/u8yYK9q glhf
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Show HN: MNML – 1v1 turn-based strategy game built with Rust and HTML5(mnml.gg)
127 points by ntr-- 7y ago|29 comments