rtontic

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by rtontic 4y ago
Maybe some sort of cure as a service?
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by rtontic 4y ago
A bit late reply, but dancing classes. I have met a lot of people in my salsa class, we organize parties from time to time.
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Welcome to Geriatric Social Media(newsletters.theatlantic.com)
5 points by rtontic 4y ago|2 comments
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by rtontic 4y ago
See, that kind of situation has me thinking owning a work phone and a personal phone could be beneficial. Obviously, don't browse social media on your work phone and you should be fine.
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by rtontic 4y ago
Even funnier, now a lot of software pollutes your home directory with shared files and dotfiles, so that space is invaded too. I resort to creating a separate files directory, either in /files, my home directory or in /mnt/fi
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by rtontic 4y ago
I mean, we are talking about videogames here.
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by rtontic 4y ago
Ageism in tech is strange to me, like, we think old scientists, doctors and writers as better than their younger counterparts, but for some reason it's different in programming.
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by rtontic 4y ago
You made this sound so appealing, I actually want to work on a project like that now.
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by rtontic 4y ago
I actually haven't started this one yet, but I am planning to write a video game for the IBM 1401 computer, released in 1959. What complicates this project is the fact that the computer uses punch cards for input and a printer for outp
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by rtontic 4y ago
Yeah, I was agreeing with the linkedin post thinking "Oh yeah, this future sounds awful", and then realized that the author is actually presenting it as a good thing.
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How the Vietnam War Brought High-Tech Border Surveillance to America (2015)(gizmodo.com)
1 points by rtontic 4y ago|1 comments