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by quaunaut 13y ago
Not particularly. However, there is a lot of theorizing that Meyer could possibly be a fix to this issue. This acquisition is probably the first thing she'll be graded on.
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by quaunaut 13y ago
Said this before, still want to see it fixed, as I can't stand to read the page with the huge grey box on the right side that disables scrolling without being moused over content. Last time though, I didn't have my environment info. Windows
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by quaunaut 13y ago
In the short term, no- however, it does keep them relevant as time goes on. most of the reason they said they did it, was because they just couldn't be that interested in the game if not playing at that level.
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by quaunaut 13y ago
At about that same time, members of Counter Logic Gaming were claiming to make 5-6k a month each streaming, and that they actually lost money going to tournaments and winning them, if they had just put in a normal amount of time streaming o
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by quaunaut 13y ago
Seeing that you guys can integrate the Eve Online API into everything makes me smile ear to ear. I've gotta find a way to use you guys for something, just for coming up with that idea.
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by quaunaut 14y ago
I thought Apple was well known for not giving dividends?
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by quaunaut 14y ago
Chrome Version 26.0.1410.64 m Windows 7, all newest updates Sorry for not getting to you faster.
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by quaunaut 14y ago
They've actually kept dozens from happening in the past, but you've gotta be familiar with the nature of the site to understand. Generally, those past witch hunts were built around small groups of people coming together to harass someone fo
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by quaunaut 14y ago
As seems to be the norm these days, the initial HackerNews comments miss the whole damned point. Yes, Reddit is a platform. However, it's a platform that they do moderate- usually heavily. Reddit actually has quite a history of stopping wit
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by quaunaut 14y ago
I keep seeing qz.com linked here: Is there a bloody reason that the page doesn't go completely to the right side, so I can use my bloody mousewheel without my mouse being over the content?
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by quaunaut 14y ago
Possibly. It might just be a difference in approach- I figure out the right way the first time, then generally make small revisions afterwards for the sake of performance. You would be able to do those things faster- but when I say that the
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by quaunaut 14y ago
This is like saying a web developer needs the newest i7 processor because it "just makes you better". Except even that is more valid than the keyboard argument. If you want nice tools that's fine. I've got nothing against it, and I plan on
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by quaunaut 14y ago
My experience is that while a mechanical keyboard is more enjoyable and slightly easier, I've never once in my life gotten frustrated at some cheapo keyboard while coding. I've never needed to know the exact millisecond a key was pressed, t
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by quaunaut 14y ago
For coding, you're gonna be fine with literally any keyboard, including some $20 logitech piece. Mechanical keyboards can be fun if you enjoy their feel, or if as a gamer, you're needing to be able to hit a key 5+ times per second and have
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by quaunaut 14y ago
I'm not about to say that this is as noble as curing cancer- but then again, the skills aren't one to one. Generally the kinds of people who are able to think at such a high level strategically for a business, have very different ways of th
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by quaunaut 14y ago
The week after GDC. 'Cause y'know, who might want to go looking for a job at the biggest game developer convention in the world?
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by quaunaut 14y ago
You are way too deterministic.
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by quaunaut 14y ago
No, it isn't. This isn't him saying, "It won't happen to me" just because, it's that it doesn't apply because he's taking the necessary precautions. He's doing everything he can- and other people won't affect HIS rate of failure.
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by quaunaut 14y ago
I think you're conflating purposeful use of sex as a selling point with being sex positive. These are vastly not the same thing. One of them gets in the way of the message, gets in the way of discussion, and furthermore DOES make some peopl
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by quaunaut 14y ago
This definitely could be what it is.
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by quaunaut 14y ago
But this isn't auto-completion, this is just plain ignoring what I typed.
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by quaunaut 14y ago
I've personally internalized the downdown for going to things I've gone to before. However, I do brand new searches constantly . Often 20+ a day, that often look similar to older searches, but aren't quite. Now, whether I've developed that
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by quaunaut 14y ago
> there is currently nothing that beats the chrome devtools. That's the point of this post. It's that pretty soon, Firefox is going to have much improved devtools. They include some features that interest us greatly.
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by quaunaut 14y ago
At the moment, I really like Chrome because I just find the behavior of the Omnibar superior to Firefox's Awesomebar. But hot damn, you're making me question loyalties on my dev machine.
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by quaunaut 14y ago
Maybe I'm just a new and terrible programmer, but I feel like if you wait to fully understand whatever tech is out there in terms of what to use, you'll never get started.
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by quaunaut 14y ago
That headline title. But then again, why is this needed? Won't they be getting plenty of radiation soon as they're outside the o-zone layer? Does our normal method of radiation shielding decay over time, or something? (Total layman here, cu
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by quaunaut 14y ago
Where might I look for something like this? Is there a centralized location, or is this the sort of thing that people just kinda find on Craigslist or something?
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by quaunaut 14y ago
When I made this comment, it should be noted that most of the comments were pretty negative toward the NYT in particular. Not paying attention to the publisher, I've gotta say that I find myself agreeing more often than not. Sometimes, comm
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by quaunaut 14y ago
This is incredibly true. Though, the main thing keeping me in line right now, is that I'm just over a year away from moving to where I really want to be- Seattle! Once I'm there, I don't know what I'm gonna do. Probably program at a cafe ev
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by quaunaut 14y ago
I'm new into the industry, but I thought working from home would be a blast. But surprisingly, I'm finding I hate just having nowhere to go during the day, no reason to go outside, see the world, aside from exercise. It saps me of my energy

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