plopz

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   by plopz 8y ago

   How does that do websockets without javascript?
2. 242.▲
   by plopz 8y ago

   Why don't you think the lower latency LEO is going to happen?
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   by plopz 8y ago

   Is Japan's relationship with new construction healthy? From what I understand houses in Japan are like cars in the west, they depreciate over time. When someone buys an old house they knock it down and build a new one. I can see some v
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   by plopz 8y ago

   This was true back in the kespa days, but not anymore. There are no longer teamhouses and all the professional players are streamers which is where the majority of their income comes from (boxer just started on twitch this week).
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   by plopz 8y ago

   And there are fun ones like the etymology of aluminum which went through spellings like a ping pong.
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   by plopz 8y ago

   They also own Riot Games, Grinding Gear Games and Supercell.
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   by plopz 8y ago

   This says that by weight, only 8% of the pacific garbage patch is microplastics and that the majority is fishing gear with fishing nets accounting for 46%. https://news.nationalgeographic.com/2018/03/great-pacific-
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   by plopz 8y ago

   I remember when Ventrilo supplanted Roger Wilco back in 2003. It was such a great improvement.
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   by plopz 8y ago

   This is why I'm most excited about libui.
10. 250.▲
    by plopz 8y ago

    Fined by who? Aren't all the railways privately owned and just licensed by Amtrak?
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    by plopz 8y ago

    Are you saying those three things are unhealthy?
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    by plopz 8y ago

    Unless they are able to somehow do client-side prediction I don't think they can overcome the latency hurdle. Maybe they could send multiple potential video frames that are the result of different inputs and select from them when the c
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    by plopz 8y ago

    I only skimmed the article but it doesn't really advocate an alternative. It highlights that the person they were following "eat real food, not food ‘products’" and that weight watchers uses points instead of calories. So it
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    by plopz 8y ago

    Thanks, this helps clear up some of my understanding. I still think its ridiculous that websites can't refuse to serve who they want.
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    by plopz 8y ago

    So websites are supposed to just absorb the cost? That seems like a ridiculous stance.
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    by plopz 8y ago

    I thought that winter time was the default and summer time was opt-in by the states. But that both California and Florida when seeking to change to summer time all year round had to get approval from congress.
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    by plopz 8y ago

    I think there is a 7 day return policy?
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    by plopz 8y ago

    Not mention that stuff might not fit their new house, both physically and visually. Its certainly not a common practice where I live in the US.
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    by plopz 8y ago

    My guess is https://github.com/kpcyrd/sn0int
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    by plopz 8y ago

    Spectre/Meltdown were given 6 months instead of the normal 90 days.
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    by plopz 8y ago

    I'm not sure the noise would get any better. Electric cars are forced to have fake noise at low speeds because pedestrians and cyclists have been conditioned to rely on hearing traffic around them, which leads to accidents when that no
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    by plopz 8y ago

    Mithril doesn't yet support ES Modules, so you have to take in the whole framework which probably includes things you don't want, like their ajax alternative or promise polyfill. If you just want a vdom library, I would recommend
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    by plopz 8y ago

    If it is the streaming thing the article mentioned, I just don't get it. How do they get around the fact you introduce round trip delay to every input? Do they somehow have a way to do client side prediction and reconciliation?
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    by plopz 8y ago

    I'd be interested to read a follow-up on how to incorporate other data structures such as quad trees, spatial hashes or scene graphs into an ECS.
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    by plopz 8y ago

    I don't think so. From what I understand the problem is temperature, if it runs out of power its unable to keep the important parts warm and won't be able to turn back on.
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    by plopz 8y ago

    I think bootstrap looks worse than native web controls so I don't see it as a necessity like you say.
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    by plopz 8y ago

    Mozilla demonstrated they don't care about retaining old users when they broke all the extensions in 57.
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    by plopz 8y ago

    You can use this site to compare the different models using statistics. http://www.emc.ncep.noaa.gov/gmb/STATS_vsdb/
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    by plopz 8y ago

    I think many people are still angry about losing their extensions and not having capable apis to be able to replace them.
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    by plopz 8y ago

    Is nuclear profitable?