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by prg318 13y ago
I was a participant in the Chromebook pilot program and I received a CR-48. When applying for the pilot program you had to agree that you wouldn't sell the device to anyone else (I don't know where the ToS for that is, but that was the gis
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by prg318 14y ago
I can get the admin console to load, but it took a couple minutes and now its hanging while trying to log in. What gives, Google?
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by prg318 14y ago
As one of the major contributors to FCEUX, I feel that the author is misrepresenting the code quality of FCEUX. To be fair, I'd say the code would rate about 1.5 or maybe 1 on said scale.
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by prg318 14y ago
I don't see why a GNUstep application couldn't statically link the GNUstep libraries and include them in the application distribution.
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by prg318 14y ago
For those that are unaware: http://www.gnustep.org/ I think libraries like Qt and GTK get a lot more development bandwidth because there are popular desktops built on top of them (KDE and GNOME, respectively). With the growing popularity
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by prg318 14y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if this was clear marketing, TBH
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by prg318 14y ago
I'm sure that Dom could have posted some more embarrassing/humiliating pictures (ie: the girl picking her nose or something) but he kept it light and humorous. Good to see that some people have a sense of humor.
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by prg318 14y ago
It seems to be up right now. Did someone at Google reach out to you?
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by prg318 14y ago
This is a really neat idea! It would be nice to see the editor widget be re-sizable (like an HTML text area) so that you don't have to deal with scroll bars for larger portions of text. Pretty impressive though!
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by prg318 14y ago
I agree with you that there is a level of experience required for using wine on the command-line and tuning it to work for certain games. However, the PlayOnLinux project abstracts the details of setting up wine and configuring wine for ga
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by prg318 14y ago
Even with your reasoning "Jedi Knight 2" and "Jedi Knight 3" were the games that were open sourced (Outcast and Academy). I would love to see Dark Forces II: Jedi Knight get open sourced by LucasArts however :)
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by prg318 14y ago
The source code for the engine should compile without the assets. Or at least with some minor modification to the source tree. Take a look at these other commercial games who have released the source code of the engine but kept the assets
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by prg318 14y ago
I really don't understand the notion that SourceForge is dead and no one uses it anymore. http://sourceforge.net/projects/vlc http://sourceforge.net/projects/sevenzip/ http://sourceforge.net/projects/emule/ http://sourceforge.net/
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by prg318 14y ago
There is some interesting code in this release: void FuckingWellSetTheDocumentNameAndDontBloodyIgnoreMeYouCunt(LPCSTR psDocName) { if (gpLastOpenedModViewDoc) { // make absolutely fucking sure this bastard does as
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by prg318 14y ago
There is some interesting code in this release: void FuckingWellSetTheDocumentNameAndDontBloodyIgnoreMeYouCunt(LPCSTR psDocName) { if (gpLastOpenedModViewDoc) { // make absolutely fucking sure this bastard does as
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by prg318 14y ago
That's enough for me to want to give it a shot! Thank you!
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by prg318 14y ago
I am also familiar with the --tui switch for GDB and I'm wondering how this project is different. What does this project provide that gdb's tui mode does not? Can anyone that has used this expand upon why one would use cgdb over gdb's --t
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Linode Launches Longview Monitoring Beta(forum.linode.com)
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by prg318 14y ago
Seems like a neat idea, however I can't get any of the cheat sheets to load. Not sure if their servers are getting hammered or what, but all of the language cheat sheets show "Loading..." indefinitely for me.
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by prg318 14y ago
Hi there, I've also run into this issue. I've opened an issue on your github: https://github.com/bombela/backward-cpp/issues/2 Thanks again for the really useful open source contribution! I will be integrating this with my C++ projects.
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by prg318 14y ago
Interesting read. Another use I have found for "yes" is separating terminal output. Since "clear" doesn't delete your terminal scrollback, it can be easy to scroll up and get confused of what you are looking at. I've noticed this is espec
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by prg318 14y ago
Motorola Droid 3. Would be a great device, but Motorola stopped releasing updates for it because it didn't sell too well. The stock ROM updates to android GB (2.3). While the android community has managed to get ICS and JB on the phone s
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by prg318 14y ago
Try disabling SecureBoot in the BIOS. I was able to install Linux on my girlfriend's lenovo x230 with secure boot and windows 8 simply by toggling the option off.
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by prg318 14y ago
YaST is not comparable to yum or apt. YaST serves as a general OS configuration tool, sort of like "Control Panel" in MS Windows. While YaST can be used to install packages, packages can be retrieved from the command-line using "zypper" w
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by prg318 14y ago
https://raw.github.com/php/php-src/php-5.5.0alpha6/NEWS
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by prg318 14y ago
Thank you! I wasn't aware that these plugins existed already. While I was getting excited to get my "vim -D" on to get the script in the OP to work with svn, I might just work one of these plugins into my workflow. Thanks!
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by prg318 14y ago
I'm really impressed with this -- I would love to see this see functionality for other VCSes (subversion, etc) so that I could use it with my non-git projects. The vimscript looks pretty clean -- maybe I have a new weekend project ahead o
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by prg318 14y ago
Thank you (and jochu and pilgrim689) for elaborating on this. I hope to take the plunge at some point and learn Haskell! It seems like an interesting perspective on programming.
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by prg318 14y ago
The skill of breaking down large functions into smaller simple functions is a common skill of programming and should be practiced in all languages (C, Java, Python, etc). I'm not really sure from the article what I am supposed to gain by l
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by prg318 14y ago
Your comment is somewhat self-contradicting. Baking plugins into firefox will increase Firefox's memory footprint. Plugins are plugins for a reason -- some people will want the functionality and others will not. How would you like to see

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