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by opless 8y ago
I don't know kotlin, and I don't care to right now. However what you've done is the equivalent of barging into your neighbours house and complained about the wood used in their decking. Look up 'netiquette' ... and
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by opless 8y ago
It certainly is. I worked on one of the first web flight booking systems. They ran over X.25 too, but you could run a very large office of agents over a single 64K X.25 link. They were back ended by mainframes, which had page-based displays
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by opless 8y ago
You might have forgotten WW2?
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by opless 8y ago
It depends. IANAL YMMV etc. If you don't want to do anything with the code you do, you've got two options: 1. sell it to him 2. burn everything. If you want to do something with the code, and go your own way ... HIRE A LAWYER.
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by opless 8y ago
How it works? STAPI uses publicly available sources, mainly Memory Alpha, to get its data. Data is cleansed, standardized and put into relational model.
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by opless 8y ago
#10 made me cry!
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by opless 8y ago
I'm not sure you know what you're talking about here. If you want to see what OO-in-C might look like, look at golang's object model. You lose some bits of OO design, but many folk just don't need/want them. Excepti
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by opless 8y ago
* looks at nexus 7 with play store on it * Seemed fairly easy and - importantly reversable. Okay, google mail doesn't work - but I can almost forgive that.
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by opless 8y ago
The location data was initially part of Latitude https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Latitude , it went away for a while, appeared in the iOS Google Maps app, and then moved again to the google app. I use it for time t
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by opless 8y ago
This is brilliant. Especially: Q: Why don't you care about my feelings? We are not a support group for human emotion. We are a community that strives to focus around our topics. Anything else takes away from that.
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by opless 8y ago
Of course all metadata is subjectively speaking personally identifiable information. But which data are you claiming isn't?
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by opless 8y ago
And of course, all metadata is personally identifying.
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by opless 8y ago
I've just owned the 'evil step parent' moniker, it's taken all the power out of the negative perspective, and I can be more authoritative when I need to be and when when you get called names... it reminds them how totall
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by opless 8y ago
Absolutely, as a stepdad, I've always said that that the youngest will make up his own mind about his father. My opinions of him have NOTHING to do with his relationship with his dad. After all your father is all-knowing and godlike be
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by opless 8y ago
FYI This triggers my corporate firewall's "protection". YMMV
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by opless 9y ago
I don't seem to have my LIDAR package installed. Am I defective?
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by opless 9y ago
He played Max Headroom in the Chrysalis/Channel 4 film as well as the UK and US TV shows. The UK show format was more news/political satire, where the US TV was retconning the film and moving on with character development. The TV
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by opless 9y ago
Oh yes. This. This. This. BTW. No spoilers please - I'm re-reading in chronological order.
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by opless 9y ago
Facebook closed off the slurping of all your friends from the API with the app, and only shows those that have the same app. https://techcrunch.com/2015/04/28/facebook-api-shut-down/
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by opless 9y ago
Agree. I think there's some (a lot?) of context about /why/ the article was written. It sounds like some[one|thing] has wound the author up. Also it's a post from another blog... I'd wander over there and try to fig
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by opless 9y ago
s/English/British/g English people are from England, British people are from four nations. But yes, Complicated. Very.
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by opless 9y ago
Same here - I'm ridiculously sensitive to gluten. I've not been diagnosed, and I doubt I will ever be. I was contaminated over Xmas, and the past two months have been hell on earth. I managed to drag myself into work but the joint
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by opless 9y ago
Charlotte, in this house we obey the laws of thermodynamics! Seriously though, It's unlikely to be powered by 'trains' but the thermal differences between tunnel endpoints causing the airflow. Sure there's airflow that&#
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by opless 9y ago
Right wing hate tabloid tries to lure visitors by publishing claims about popular phone to gain extra clicks.
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by opless 9y ago
Q has been around for ~20 years, is quakenet still growing?
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by opless 9y ago
It's horrid. Bugs in the components forcing developers to fix those bugs with native code ... almost nothing appears to work properly ... spent about six months watching and occasionally helping a decent developer to iron out simple
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by opless 9y ago
Also they tend to have manager classes iterating over a list of NPC data, rather than lots of NPC classes and executing "run" methods. Edit: undo autocorrect typos
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by opless 9y ago
Most AI in games are simple. Either state machines or behaviour trees. So they're designed to be quick to execute by design :)
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by opless 9y ago
And after reading the answer is still "No".
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by opless 9y ago
"No"

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