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by r0s 13y ago
They are completely dominating the mobile console market right now. It's a significant source of income. Maybe that doesn't count because that market is supposed to by dying (like the desktop PC market). But really the fact that
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by r0s 13y ago
Jeeze, thanks for that I had no idea.
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by r0s 13y ago
Hopefully enough to get more access and funding, but the real goal is more public visibility.
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by r0s 13y ago
I vote for those trying to change the system to give third parties access to it.
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by r0s 13y ago
There's a million ways he could fight that, loudly and publicly. But why would he, when an army of apologists will rationalize and defend any failure.
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by r0s 13y ago
It's an interesting viewpoint but I respectfully disagree. Fiction can only reflect or distort truth, because reality is neither positive and negative nor dark and light, the audience can only choose truth vs. fiction. Objective vs. s
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by r0s 13y ago
The gist is that you should not value your privacy if you have nothing to hide. This principle is absolutely forbidden to be reversed, the secret workings of government agencies are protected by the highest secrecy. What do they have to hid
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by r0s 13y ago
You could roll out a day one bugfix to every user and force an update.
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by r0s 13y ago
This exact scenario happened to me with the second Penny Arcade game. But I don't care. I'm disappointed, sure. On the other hand it's a generally very rare occurrence, mainly limited to indy titles, and it's very like
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by r0s 13y ago
Please, Mentat.
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by r0s 13y ago
Far more people die from overeating, where's that crusade?
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by r0s 13y ago
Tax and regulation will account for produced cannabis far better than the current black market. No different than alcohol. I think it's worth considering that legalization is the ethical choice. Irrational laws in neighboring countrie
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by r0s 13y ago
This is really no more of a change then telephoto lenses. Cool as hell, but a flying security camera is hardly revolutionary.
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by r0s 13y ago
Nothing, in my opinion. Making protected IP easily and publicly available rails pretty hard against the copyright legal framework, it's almost incompatible. I'd rather see a more nuanced legal approach. Ideally, a more balanced
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by r0s 13y ago
More like "the user switches on the computer and types a username." User stories a tiny portion of product development, not the sort of writing that works best for technical applications.
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by r0s 13y ago
"The User" solves that ambiguity, and temporal information like "The current user" is more precise. I can't think of many situations where user activity won't also be automated, what's the gender of a test
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by r0s 13y ago
Personally I feel trading a single copy of any IP with a friend or individual should be covered under fair use. Broadcasting, or reselling should be covered by legal protections against.
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by r0s 13y ago
I think you mean indifferent bureaucrats without guns.
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by r0s 13y ago
I must disagree, you'll stir up too much drama. What you do is talk to peers in the industry, every opportunity you can find, especially ex-coworkers.
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by r0s 13y ago
What's the advantage? Is the model constantly pulling session state to validate against? Does this prevent caching of data on the models? Or is there 'supposed' to be some even higher level API manager that deals with the re
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by r0s 13y ago
Are you sure there's no security issues introduced since those plugins were last updated?
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by r0s 13y ago
That's hilarious, it's a major feature I want from a blog and I came to the comments to advocate. It's one of the best things about Drupal, for instance. I want a frozen codebase that only worries about critical security u
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by r0s 13y ago
Sure. I'll load the rendered view of the site I'm working on and flip through tabs on that window. Typically this takes up a whole screen, and It'll resize frequently if I'm working on a responsive site. Usually the cod
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by r0s 13y ago
I have three 25" monitors for web development, and every inch of each is used up by my work. I could probably fill another three with just a single site's development windows, instead of tab switching.
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by r0s 13y ago
I've worked for a small indy label for four years, and everything you said is the exact opposite of small artist opinion, not to mention reality. A "Big Break" has never been attainable for the average musician. Small income
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by r0s 13y ago
> Sure, there are still new music artists that emerge, but nowhere in the numbers that they have in the past. Let's see some numbers then, I don't believe this at all.
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by r0s 13y ago
Absolutly. Looking for an alternative a few years ago I found a check cashing place that would simply stop payments before a transaction, so you couldn't overdraft. I was happy to pay 1% fees on check cashing for that; with low income
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by r0s 13y ago
> I've never in my life been charged an overdraft fee because it doesn't take much to just track the payments you make and never go over. That's easy to do if you're not poor. It's a problem you've never e
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by r0s 13y ago
Django but no Drupal?
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by r0s 13y ago
That the altruism of his business decision isn't important? I think you're touching on the popular sentiment that Linux gaming would be a good thing for consumers. Therefor the news is interesting, as a disruption to current play

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