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by petetnt 10y ago
One can also opt out of VigLink via http://www.viglink.com/opt-out/ so that's an option too if you don't appreciate this change.
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by petetnt 10y ago
He also created a working phone with web browser and video calling in Minecraft sometime back: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sMH3wLuR9f0
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by petetnt 10y ago
Up for me too, all systems seem to be operational. Located in Europe if that matters, not sure how GitHub is geographically distributed.
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by petetnt 10y ago
I think this is a great change. I don't go after internet points myself, but I think the graph has various other benefits than just showing how many times one can do a git commit in an hour. For example if I am sending an issue or a PR
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by petetnt 10y ago
Make "Epic Games" a personal account and add everyone as collabs and it's 7 bucks a month, down from 25?
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by petetnt 10y ago
Links not up yet, but you can already switch your plan https://github.com/organizations/your_org/settings/billing/p... for unlimited private repositories at $25/month for your first 5 users. $9&#x2F
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by petetnt 10y ago
It was most definitely a query refinement, not a new query. It remembered the details about the mom and so forth.
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by petetnt 10y ago
There's really no common patterns of just plain JavaScript files being ignored (to some extend, other cases are mostly covered by the `node` file).
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by petetnt 10y ago
The article sources an another article that states that Finland doesn't have any homework, which is a statement I have no idea where it comes from. As a finnish guy, I can ensure you that there's homework being assigned on every g
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by petetnt 10y ago
The statement provided by the company in question is kinda hilarious, basically "Our software totally behaves like malware but don't you dare to say it or you'll be hearing from our team of rabid lawyers!"
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by petetnt 10y ago
Smooth scrolling is enabled and it feels incredibly slow to boot. You win some you lose some I guess.
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Steam updates web browser component to Chromium 49(steamcommunity.com)
2 points by petetnt 10y ago|1 comments
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by petetnt 10y ago
There's ESLint config available too: https://github.com/feross/eslint-config-standard (and a React flavor for it too under eslint-config-standard-react)
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by petetnt 10y ago
This is addressed in the README But this isn't a real web standard! Of course it's not! The style laid out here is not affiliated with any official web standards groups, which is why this repo is called feross/standa
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by petetnt 10y ago
I just click "Accept" because I am a terrible human being that way. Hasn't bitten me yet, but I just assume that it could happen any day now. Then again I think that the ones that could absolutely devastate you wouldn't
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by petetnt 11y ago
Neat! I have loved Elasto Mania, Action SuperCross, XMoto and the likes for years and now I can play it on the browser! Apparently this project is 2 years old now, shame that I didn't know about this before hand (or was it not availabl
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by petetnt 11y ago
The engine was later used the in the Wu Tang Clan fighting game Wu-Tang: Shaolin Style, some X-Men Games and Rock Em Rock Em Robots game so it wasn't all bad. Agreed on it being fairly decent too, but nothing to write home about (sans
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by petetnt 11y ago
Maybe not deliberate, but most likely optimizing encrypting speed over stronger encryption. Better for hit and runs I guess.
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by petetnt 11y ago
> If so maybe the difference is that the posix/linux crowd is more likely to have installed a compiler at this point. The long running issue with Windows was that there weren't any compilers available (AFAIK) outside of install
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by petetnt 11y ago
I wanted to do something with the Instagram API few weeks ago and it kinda surprised me how restrictive it is. You cannot do nearly anything without authentication and everything else is restricted by the TOS.
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by petetnt 11y ago
> my newer projects just use scripts now to do building and I just simply reference the same depdencies grunt and all wrap Which is basically reinventing the wheel for the Xth time, but now with your spin on it. Don't get me wrong,
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by petetnt 11y ago
We do. It's called Git.
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by petetnt 11y ago
See, now you know that the applicant knows the basic skill set AND is a quick learner.
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by petetnt 11y ago
Why don't you put it up in your job posting? "MinCorp is looking for developers with 5+ years of min-implementing experience. Must haves: - Must be able to implement min in 2 different languages." It would save you tons of tr
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Hitting This Block for 416 Years Crashes Paper Mario(youtube.com)
5 points by petetnt 11y ago|0 comments
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by petetnt 11y ago
Mine must be broken, it's all rather blurry for me.
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by petetnt 11y ago
At least this year you get the fonts in some form. Last year you didn't get anything from the Humble Indie Ballyhoo ( http://blog.humblebundle.com/post/115193038361/step-on-up-fo... )
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by petetnt 11y ago
> I haven't thought about the implications of committing external packages to your own source control at all. I'm guessing I'm missing something. Committing external dependencies to source control means tons of bloat to th
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by petetnt 11y ago
Some feedback: CTRL + space on Chrome 49 seems to be the hotkey for "We're still a bit buggy and hit a wall. We've reported the error and disabled the editor to prevent data loss.". Actually now pretty much anything I do
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by petetnt 11y ago
> Where is the reflection on the kik Dispute Resolution process? In their blog? http://blog.npmjs.org/post/141577284765/kik-left-pad-and-npm

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