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As a counterpoint, my school banned fountain pens and ballpoints both - it was gel pens or bust.
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Honestly, this course would have been a game-changer for those of us who went to terrible colleges with minimal opportunities for internships. The disconnect between theoretical classes and practical ones was simply too vast to grasp for th
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In a world where legendary producers like Madlib are creating sample-heavy, layered production on an iPad, who's really "creating" stuff? https://genius.com/a/madlib-says-he-made-all-the-beats-for-b...
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7y ago
Bandana is probably my fave of the year so far. Lots of great albums this year: - JPEGMAFIA "All My Heroes Are Cornballs" - IDK "Is He Real?" - Earthgang "Mirrorland" - Lewis Capaldi "Divinely Uninspired t
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7y ago
I would be bankrupt if I bought all the albums I stream now.
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7y ago
Firefox's "Containers On The Go" addon lets you spin up disposable tab containers (see "Multi-Account Containers") with a single click. This works wonders for sites with limited free reads; it's increasingly th
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".io" sounds the same whether pronounced or spelled out. We usually pronounce TLD's - com, org, net, ly etc.
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The legendary Sodabottleopenerwala - possibly apocryphal.
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Traditionally it was owning a boat.
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8y ago
So does Mumbai (the Sanjay Gandhi National Park) and it still supports a density of 73,000 people/sq km.
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The state-operated Indian Institutes of Technology are generally considered the best colleges in India. Top private colleges are just below that (BITS being top dog among these) and the state National Institutes of Technology are also quite
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8y ago
Nintendo is the publisher, yes. They also publish games from other developers (e.g. Bayonetta 2, Xenoblade Chronicles). Their other tentpole franchises are mostly developed in-house (Zelda, Splatoon, Mario Kart), via subsidiaries (Retro Stu
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Modern CRPG's are pretty great, I enjoyed all of the following: - Divinity OS 1/2 - Underrail - Age of Decadence - Bastard Bonds - Serpent in the Staglands - Tyranny - Torment: Tides of Numenera However, I did not care for Pillars
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I highly recommend Underrail - while the graphics are a bit simplistic (it was made entirely by a Ukrainian programmer/artist), it's the closest we've got to a modern Fallout 1/2. I'm also looking forward to Obsidia
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Arcanum gave me permanent gnome trust issues.
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Elixir's IEx.pry/0 function, that opens a REPL at a particular point of execution, is probably the stdlib function I call the most while developing. In a compiled language, to boot.
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8y ago
IMO Discord already is what Slack as a social network could be.
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> “Most of these people retired with a good pension,” said Jon White, who worked at Sears for 38 years, most recently as a manager in a store in Lithonia, Ga., before retiring in 2008. “Most of them are comfortable for the most part — ca
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I don't know, they were massively popular in India too, with local translations of most of the names. I still remember Getafix as Etashetamix (lit. "mix of this and that") first and foremost.
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8y ago
Try playing Octopath Traveler, it gave me that classic Squaresoft feeling.
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As you said, the common Axe blink-call combo does not work on these bots; they dodge it immediately. What was interesting to me was that since the bots trained against themselves, they discarded this combo as being ineffective - the result
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Metasploit is written completely in Ruby, as is Homebrew.
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Can I get a source on this? 36C isn't that uncommon a temperature where I'm at - it'll even hit 36+ on a hot winter's day.
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This is something that varies wildly with which part of the world you're in. For me, anything below 65F is "too cold" with 85 being a comfortable temperature.
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Just Read is great, and I would be using it a lot more if I wasn't a Firefox guy. Great work, though!
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counterpoint: the Indian state of West Bengal and the country of Bangladesh (lit. Land of the Bengali).
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Utter FUD. There are at least 3 major payment processors on the level of Stripe or Braintree. These have existed for the better part of a decade now. India is a very domestic market - most tech products don't leave our shores at all.
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The problem is this: how do you entrust that the right people are getting into any institution (college, jobs, etc). There are two broad approaches: standardized testing vs. application/interviewing. The Western mindset predominantly f
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> Lyrically: have you ever listened to what 2Pac or Biggie were saying? They were rhyming. There was an obvious lyrical flow. Now compare to Lil' Wayne who literally spouts gibberish. Lil wayne 'says words' to 'a beat
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Out of curiosity, what is that link supposed to be? Not loading on my end.
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