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by rpgmaker 11y ago
> Amazon has far stricter requirements for sellers. I wouldn't notice. The site is filled with dishonest merchants peddling their misrepresented wares. I've had far more issues with merchants on Amazon than on ebay.
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
I don't know what parent is talking about, this script it's already very popular. I found it years ago and it wasn't difficult to find on google. Something worth mentioning is that the script works with dozens and dozens of v
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
Ordenador is used in Spanish. From what you say it seems they just translated it from French.
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
Thanks. That one would be a very good reason but, at least for now, not something I need. Moving from intelliJ to android studio should be relatively seamless, I assume.
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
On android, 'reddit is fun' is great . Because of it I was never wanting for an official app and I knew that whatever they released officially wasn't going to be that good. Not out of the gate anyways. So far the release of
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
> I think IntelliJ 15 shipped with its own JRE so it may be possible to write plugins in Java 8 instead of Java 6 for Android Studio though, so if that's true that's nice. On Linux, IntelliJ 2016.1 is still shipping with its ow
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
> These companies are all supposedly started by hackers who love the internet and technology I think the word hacker was misappropriated by assholes in Silicon Valley somewhere around the mid-aughts.
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
> Taking back market share from Mac users. Especially among developers. You're assuming that if they do release a MS Linux it would be geared towards the desktop which is ludicrous. I would love if they actually replaced the Windows
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
I'm adding this one to my "Games to Play" list.
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
Not to mention that if this catches on those packaged vegetables would be the easiest thing to replicate.
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
It's an awful name but I guess they'll eventually rebrand.
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The Future of Silicon Valley via Y Combinator's Demo Day(theatlantic.com)
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
Security will still be Windows "security" though. I know my way and I haven't had a Windows PC infected in years but while using it I certainly don't have the relative peace of mind that I have while on Linux.
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
I find them easier (and thus prefer them) than the gibberish "words" CAPTCHAs Google uses that deem me a machine time and time again.
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
> Nothing brings me as much happiness and bliss than looking at my bank account balance and seeing that I have 6 months worth of fuck you money. How about having 2 years of fuck you money? You missed the point of the article. It's n
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
> He does not need to declare his life's earnings will go to philanthropy to win people's respect. I know you don't mention him by name but Bill Gates didn't need to give billions to charity to be respected, many alre
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
What is Pamela Jones doing nowadays? I understand her decision to shutdown groklaw because of govt spying but I can't help but think that, overall, it was a net loss for everyone involved.
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
> I have recently found that I can't trust most of the things written on the internet anymore. Every piece of writing is suspect and that's incredibly tiring. To be fair, magazines and newspapers have always had "sponsored
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
Actually, they have a Serious news section which it's pretty good (all things considered). It's been a while since they've added it.
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
I couldn't have said it better myself. You really summed up how the job interview got so fucked up in our field.
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
I started to read Asimov relatively recently and I've found that I prefer his short stories over his novels. There is a very good and comprehensive collection that I've been reading for a while now, reading one or two stories ever
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
Me too, he never said how he manages to actually write and test his code. Going blind it's one of my nightmare scenarios not only because I won't be able to see but because I just don't know how I will be able to keep coding
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
> I suggest that you spend time examining math and physics, since the traditional holy books are written by people who were supposedly divinely influenced, but math books and physics books are works describing the world as it is, and in
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
Chrome is the "new IE" but for a whole different set of reasons than what the author mentions in the piece. It seems that a lot of designers aren't testing their designs against other browsers other than Chrome. I routinely f
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
While your critique is valid when targeted to the "Free Basics" programs (or similar) when it comes to this particular instance of piracy you're reading too much into it. This is just a piracy hack. People everywhere have bee
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
That sucks then.
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
Can you use it with non-Steam games?
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
Wheeler of course will give a self-serving explanation about the whole thing and since he is now "on our side" people will easily forget how he dragged his feet for months and months until Obama (along with increased pressure from
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
Your puns aren't far behind. As I said, if you follow politics you'd know what was the mood in the WH right after Obama lost the senate and how he felt the need to reassert himself. A lot of good has come from that.
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
On the contrary, I said he was the reason why everything was put in motion in the first place. If anything I questioned his initial motives. If you follow politics you'd know what was the mood in the WH right after Obama lost the senat

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