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paraiuspau
7y ago
I once made it to Sokoban.. didn't get through it. Been playing on-and-off since 1996. Sometimes I wonder if I live my gaming life as a warning to others.
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NetHack 3.6.2
(nethack.org)
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paraiuspau
7y ago
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paraiuspau
10y ago
It's a rare thing to have someone actually apologise online - have an upvote.
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paraiuspau
10y ago
1997, downloading all the KDE1 essentials on a 14.4 kbps modem.. Still wasn't enough to break the hold fvwm1 had over me.
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paraiuspau
10y ago
The diagram in the story sort of looks as if our "universe" is actually the ejecta from a black hole / singularity. Ponder this, I shall.
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paraiuspau
11y ago
Oh man, i felt it in my water, i checked the site every day for 2 or more weeks, didn't this morning, came on to hn, and lo-and-behold...
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The 101 of ELF Binaries on Linux
(linux-audit.com)
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11y ago
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paraiuspau
11y ago
^ This
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paraiuspau
11y ago
Ahh.... summer 98, discovering sockets, too poor to afford Stevens, 14.4 kbps modem, netscape 4.x rendering Beej's .edu site (forgotten now), me staring my future in the face. Thank you for your efforts, Brian!
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Linux kernel and driver dev lab book (free-electrons.com) [pdf]
(free-electrons.com)
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12y ago
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Nethack.org update regarding rogue nethack release
(nethack.org)
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12y ago
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paraiuspau
12y ago
This is a realistic and humble view - thank you.
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paraiuspau
12y ago
arrakis...dune...desert planet... ducks
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paraiuspau
13y ago
TL;DR - Seek counselling to drill down into the causes for this behaviour. I had a drinking problem for 10 years, I am/was a successful systems engineer. I think I know how you feel.. Do you maybe find that you are living a life wh
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paraiuspau
13y ago
"Nostalgia ain't what it used to be..."
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paraiuspau
13y ago
That's a fantastic display of PostgreSQL skills - well done!
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paraiuspau
13y ago
I found that my particularly malicious ex-gf (restraining order was eventually required) was using my online realname-based content to "haunt" me somewhat. I am also from the 90s internet where nicknames were more the norm, but I
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paraiuspau
13y ago
Most of it burns twice ;)
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paraiuspau
13y ago
Please do if you have something of value to share.
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paraiuspau
13y ago
Yes, you have a point in that modesty is virtuous. My "all-star" profile and it's recommendations were also keeping me fairly "externally referenced" in that I only kept the profile online for that fact that others
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paraiuspau
13y ago
Yeah I see your point, but just because I commented on the thread doesn't mean it still has me in it's grasp. I was simply sharing my experience.
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paraiuspau
13y ago
I had an "all-star" profile with many recommendations and all sorts of endorsements, 500+ connections, ... One day, I simply tired of having my professional life "out there", ripe for the canvassing, so I deleted it. Li
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paraiuspau
13y ago
novelty yes, but let's not detract from the man's prowess; writing a chess game in sed is entirely non-trivial.
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paraiuspau
13y ago
Memories of ancient Phrack issues...
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paraiuspau
13y ago
Totally my first impression, too. That these poor people might have to endure even a fraction of the 'block war' life portrayed in Dredd, albeit sans the sci-fi elements, is probably not too far fetched.