roghummal

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Chris Shrigley's Console Game Source Code Archive(shrigley.com)
1 points by roghummal 11y ago|0 comments
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by roghummal 11y ago
What do you use as a CalDAV server?
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by roghummal 11y ago
Down the memory hole it goes.
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by roghummal 11y ago
Have you ever had to change your form because a spammer added an exception for you?
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by roghummal 11y ago
There's also a version for OS X/Windows/Linux. It's just called TIS-100 (no p).
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by roghummal 11y ago
unset HISTFILE
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by roghummal 11y ago
> Also, can't remember how, but I used to be able to get my pet to steal things from the shop. Pets are your friends! http://nethack.wikia.com/wiki/Apport >Oh no... I can feel that long faded addiction tuggi
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by roghummal 11y ago
You can play* or watch games in progress by: $ ssh nethack@alt.org It's also available as a standalone program you can run on your own machine.[1] You can follow milestones, defeats, and victories at #nethack@freenode. See NAO[2] for m
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by roghummal 11y ago
And for anyone unfamiliar with NetHack and its classes, "As some may know, Terry Pratchett was a fan of NetHack, dating back to the time that we introduced the Tourist class which was openly based on the Discworld novels he penned.&quo
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by roghummal 11y ago
menucolors! pickup thrown! sortloot! use_darkgray! And many more! Merry Christmas everyone! Awesome :) --rog hum mal
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by roghummal 11y ago
These people are working on cloning, other people are working on in vitro meat. There are still plenty of problems to solve in either process.
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by roghummal 11y ago
Those fries...
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by roghummal 11y ago
The way I see it, it comes down to external vs. internal threat. As campy as the terrible interdimensional creepy things are, they are a clear external threat to the people of Earth. Making Dr. Manhattan the fall guy internalizes the threat
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by roghummal 11y ago
The film ruined the ending.
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by roghummal 11y ago
He isn't talking about vaporizing tobacco, but a liquid containing nicotine.
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by roghummal 11y ago
>Not that working at something you want is automatically bad, far from it, but it's not the only way to enjoy life. One day I hope we can see that being a slacker can be a noble profession. I have some documentation you should read:
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by roghummal 11y ago
What do you call a female neckbeard, then?
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by roghummal 11y ago
Here's what I read on Wikipedia: >Despite Norman running qualifying times for the 100 m five times and 200 m 13 times during 1971-72, the Australian Olympic track team did not send him, or any other male sprinters, to the 1972 Summe
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by roghummal 11y ago
I humbly suggest that if by some horrible twist of fate you had to work on games instead of "proper" software, you would quit programming.
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by roghummal 11y ago
Middle mouse button? I only have to deviate to ^C, ^V when the applications are... not really native. I just pasted this comment from vim to chromium this way. * Doesn't cover cut-copy-paste, just copy-paste.
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by roghummal 11y ago
90% of people using a computer right now do so because the computer provides something they want and what they want can be achieved with the mouse/touchscreen, at a reasonable rate for them. Click this. Swipe that. Tap out a facebook&#
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by roghummal 11y ago
It actually 'hurts' watching someone 'hurt' watching people not use the shortcuts that person knows.
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by roghummal 11y ago
There's an app for that.
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by roghummal 11y ago
PagerDuty - YC S10
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by roghummal 11y ago
TerryADavis might have something meaningful to say here if given the chance. Can YC selectively un-auto-[dead] people?
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by roghummal 11y ago
>They will fundamentally never understand the idea that it used to be hard to know something. It's still hard to know things, but it is much easier to look things up. It's also easier to change the meaning of things when nobody
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by roghummal 11y ago
But it's "the city"!
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by roghummal 11y ago
Who's programming the robots?
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by roghummal 11y ago
I'm just riffing here but maybe the reason we're stuck on *nix is because it came from a time before The Cloud, subscription software, sharecropper software, etc. It was made to make you more productive; Not to make you #<whate
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by roghummal 11y ago
In my experience, it's less about reading code on paper than it is the other thing you mentioned: >then they annotate it with a pen while thinking about whatever problems they are solving. Paper and pen offer a lot of options you do

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