pyrotechnick

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by pyrotechnick 15y ago
To install socket.io you need only execute `npm install socket.io` This installs socket.io from the npm registry (there is no need to download/extract the zip).
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by pyrotechnick 15y ago
you're
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by pyrotechnick 15y ago
http://codahale.com/how-to-safely-store-a-password/ https://github.com/ncb000gt/node.bcrypt.js/
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by pyrotechnick 15y ago
This seems severely over-engineered.
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by pyrotechnick 15y ago
Welcome, comrade.
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by pyrotechnick 15y ago
A rose by any other name would smell as sweet.
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by pyrotechnick 15y ago
If you use Chrome, try 'File' -> 'Print...' (Command-P on OSX)
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by pyrotechnick 15y ago
Sucks to be you. p.s. You're terrible at writing. Please stop.
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by pyrotechnick 15y ago
If you didn't dress like such a slut you wouldn't have this problem.
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by pyrotechnick 15y ago
Let's
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by pyrotechnick 15y ago
I've only spent a decent amount of time using contacts and calendar; they're deceivingly close in performance and feel to their native counterparts.
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by pyrotechnick 15y ago
I liked the part where the instructions sucked and the "Learn More" link was broken.
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by pyrotechnick 15y ago
A good friend of mine is very fond of this quote and reminds me regularly of this idea. Thank-you for sharing.
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by pyrotechnick 15y ago
Yeah have some respect and save same space amongst the top stories for violent ranting about node.js
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by pyrotechnick 15y ago
Nick, thank-you for putting into words and exemplifying something I have always suspected.
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by pyrotechnick 15y ago
LEAVE DMITRY ALONE!!!
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by pyrotechnick 15y ago
It's about time the CSIRO ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commonwealth_Scientific_and_Ind... ) got some money for their invention.
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by pyrotechnick 15y ago
Point to the places on this doll where you have been fucked by node.js...
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by pyrotechnick 15y ago
This is the very reason I smashed my iPhone and do not keep a mobile phone on me anymore. Call me paranoid but I'm enjoying life far more without it burning a proverbial hole in my pocket.
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by pyrotechnick 15y ago
noob mistake There is very little value in trying to draw generalisations from past experiences when it comes to deciding whether to use a framework, and if so, which framework to use. Unless you're reinventing the wheel, each project will
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by pyrotechnick 15y ago
Somebody needs a hug...
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by pyrotechnick 15y ago
Don't forget node.js -- "Node is fucked too. I am also one of these people adding needless complexity."
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Crafting spaceships and flying them to the moon in ToE with WebGL(youtube.com)
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by pyrotechnick 15y ago
"Right now every box in a model has to be individually animated to match the part it’s attached to, and there’s no grouping or hierarcy [sic]. " -- Notch
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by pyrotechnick 15y ago
I'm convinced the moderator of this blog has actually fallen in love with Notch. They won't approve my comment because it's derogative to Notch's dev practises...
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by pyrotechnick 15y ago
I cannot believe this got a mention https://github.com/rails/rails/compare/9333ca7...23aa7da I do hope GitHubChan becomes a "thing"
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by pyrotechnick 15y ago
Large, "real-world" companies such as ngmoco have slashed their hardware requirements by an order of magnitude by moving away from the standard stacks people have been "programming for 8 years thank you very much". Before you make another c
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by pyrotechnick 15y ago
Much like how typed arrays (Float32Array etc) are part of WebKit and not v8 even though logic would suggest otherwise.
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by pyrotechnick 16y ago
sort of. it's a little less fps and more rts style engine but still it's nice