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by rogerclark 6y ago
there's about a zillion pages of detailed documentation on top of that
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by rogerclark 6y ago
I have an arcade machine for practice. but before coronavirus, serious players preferred public arcades (namely Round1 and Dave & Buster's) because those locations have the only official networked machines capable of participating
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by rogerclark 6y ago
yeah for sure, and that's clearly what's going on in this case. thankfully my hobby naturally facilitates/induces a flow state, so it's a great way to train getting into the zone. also very meditative
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by rogerclark 6y ago
I'm a competitive Dance Dance Revolution player. nothing compares to the euphoria of being perfectly synchronized with the music, the notes on screen, and in an ideal scenario, the person playing next to you. all types of dancing and s
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by rogerclark 7y ago
like someone else said, the page confirms this thing supports USB-C PD. but USB-C power delivery adds expensive complexity to the hardware that is not necessary otherwise
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Introduction to SerenityOS Programming(awesomekling.github.io)
159 points by rogerclark 7y ago|43 comments
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by rogerclark 7y ago
ultra sick project dude!
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by rogerclark 7y ago
self-promotion: i also reviewed this laptop in a YouTube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EoIfSnFCs84
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by rogerclark 7y ago
my problems involved superpeers being flaky with respect to storage and connections, which meant that data propagation and persistence was not reliable. this was in August when i was trying to use it for a production application. of course,
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by rogerclark 7y ago
Gun is also very unstable, and all of the support projects (superpeers etc) are skeletal at best. it's not usable for production applications yet
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by rogerclark 7y ago
yes
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by rogerclark 7y ago
they have this now: https://github.com/microsoft/wil
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by rogerclark 7y ago
nmu
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by rogerclark 7y ago
so sick
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Show HN: CyberWeb Part 2 – Building a Browser on Windows 2000 (Data Structures)(youtube.com)
2 points by rogerclark 7y ago|0 comments
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by rogerclark 7y ago
this is really useful. thanks for the link -- i'll try to check this out on the next video!
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by rogerclark 7y ago
That's not always true, especially if you're working in an embedded environment or you have other needs (business or legal requirements, even just preferences) to control the libraries you link with. In the case of this video seri
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by rogerclark 7y ago
I definitely understand the concerns that make people want encryption for everything -- preventing governments and ISPs from messing with your content or spying on you. I don't want that either, and I'm glad we have HTTPS to help
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by rogerclark 7y ago
thank you! really trying to go for the time warp aspect while attempting to be as educational as possible. happy to hear you enjoy it!
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Show HN: CyberWeb – Building a Web Browser from Scratch on Windows 2000 [video](youtube.com)
91 points by rogerclark 7y ago|28 comments
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Circle: A New C++ Compiler with Simple Metaprogramming(circle-lang.org)
4 points by rogerclark 7y ago|0 comments
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by rogerclark 13y ago
frankly i'm blown away that anyone on earth likes Despicable Me enough to do anything like this
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by rogerclark 13y ago
this headline describes the complete history of all successful organisms since the beginning of sexual reproduction
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by rogerclark 13y ago
also useful are "turn off all of my alarms", and "delete all of my alarms"
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by rogerclark 13y ago
i just looked at your comments on a hunch and i was right: most of your comments have to do with shitting on san francisco. cool hobby
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by rogerclark 13y ago
who gives a shit
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by rogerclark 13y ago
i had no idea what a rocker box was (and i would guess most people would be in the same boat). it sounds like it has something to do with music.
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by rogerclark 13y ago
why is it called rockerbox? what does that name have to do with shopping?
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by rogerclark 14y ago
their website looks shitty. that's what disappoints me
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by rogerclark 14y ago
yes, it was just a joke (depending on your definition of "joke"). but it was never funny. people who still say that are obviously stuck in the past -- in terms of their maturity, argumentative skills, critical thinking abilities, senses of

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