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by omg_ketchup 9y ago
I'm not sure I'd agree- the data is accessible to anyone who wants it for free. There's no restrictions on creating the account. Radio is free, but you hear advertisements. Probably better to create an account than to have pr
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by omg_ketchup 9y ago
I feel like kicking out the actual founder of the company may have been a bad idea. Politics or whatever, I get it, but it doesn't feel like there's a vision guiding what VR is supposed to become.
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by omg_ketchup 9y ago
Upvote just for the term Blogchain.
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by omg_ketchup 9y ago
Isn't that like only following people whose political views you agree with? On one hand, we've got to burst this bubble we're in and get out of the echo chamber. But if you burst the bubble and get out, then you'll just
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by omg_ketchup 9y ago
I have this great idea for AR input that would probably replace most mice and keyboards in the future, but I need funding. :-(
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by omg_ketchup 9y ago
> we had an old carbon copier that we could use You know, the kind where you slide the thing across and you don't have to plug it in?
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by omg_ketchup 9y ago
Why not `git track` and `git untrack`?
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by omg_ketchup 9y ago
Is it really worth tipping someone to open a door or press a button in an elevator? I never understood the need for this position, let alone why anyone would ever tip them.
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by omg_ketchup 9y ago
Couldn't we just give everyone health insurance for free and then raise their tax a lil bit?
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by omg_ketchup 9y ago
Who needs https when you have barbed wire?
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by omg_ketchup 9y ago
Also, the first person to jump on the football does get possession of the ball for the team, so there's that.
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by omg_ketchup 9y ago
> but it's really hard to replicate production traffic This times 1,000.
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by omg_ketchup 9y ago
They should treat the internet like they treat electricity. It doesn't matter if you're using it for a hair dryer or a work light or to charge your phone- you get it the same as everyone else for the same price. Why aren't we
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by omg_ketchup 9y ago
If they pass net neutrality, can we legally build our own internet/ISP/distributed network?
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by omg_ketchup 9y ago
srcset + sizes, anyone?
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by omg_ketchup 9y ago
I don't think that's really fair- the early-unlock "Hero" characters are just as viable as the late-unlock "Hero" characters, they're just less famous. You get Yoda and The Emperor instead of Luke and Vade
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by omg_ketchup 9y ago
If they made the end-game characters (Darth Vader, Luke Skywalker, etc) 40+hours to get, and they DIDN'T have microtransactions to get them quickly, would gamers be complaining? Doubtful. They made the game HARD. That's good, that
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by omg_ketchup 9y ago
But blocking icon fonts makes the web less usable for you.
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by omg_ketchup 9y ago
I feel like this is a bad trade... let me break every website I visit, so I don't have to download Font Awesome and Material Icons? Why would you do that to yourself? What's the benefit? A couple KB?
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by omg_ketchup 9y ago
There's a massive gap between the pirate service and the "legitimate" media service. For one, you can just type something in, and get the movie you want. You don't have to navigate between 15 different services, and then
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by omg_ketchup 9y ago
The idea that an iPhone in landscape gets the same styling as an iPad in portrait has always kind of bugged me.
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by omg_ketchup 9y ago
You asked what justified the price bump, and he told you. Whether you care/will use the things that are raising the price is irrelevant. If you have no need for those features, then buy the cheaper version.
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by omg_ketchup 9y ago
Pokemon on the street was a great way to introduce the public to the concept of AR, but you're right- that's not how it's going to work. As long as our phones are the "lens" into the augmented reality, it will stay
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by omg_ketchup 9y ago
Quasar framework for Vue is a breath of fresh air.
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by omg_ketchup 9y ago
I work at a small business, and our customers are constantly asking that we make an app. We have a fully functional website that is completely responsive, and we do more mobile sales than desktop. But they keep asking for an app. I have no
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by omg_ketchup 9y ago
I was always told that math is the most exact science.
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by omg_ketchup 9y ago
VueJS absolutely adds to the development of complex applications, and takes almost no time to set up. Webpack... not so much. I've spent days fighting with webpack over nonsense.
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by omg_ketchup 9y ago
Site just displays a blank page. No error or anything. I think that's a better statement than whatever the app actually does.
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by omg_ketchup 9y ago
I'm loving Google Play Music, although the branding really sucks.
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by omg_ketchup 9y ago
What if someone just maintained a list of "bad" npm packages, and you could run your package.json against that service to make sure you didn't accidentally install crossenv instead of cross-env?

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