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10y ago
In a desktop: right-click, "show controls". Should work in FF / Chrome.
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10y ago
Until you drown in technical debt.
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10y ago
wow, is the fake Disneyland in bojack horseman based on this?
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10y ago
Video Toaster was a hardware expansion card. The Specific software likely wouldn't work without it, since it went through the video input/output. It doesn't have lightwave3d either, but does seem to have some model packs for
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10y ago
hmm. actually, the looping and conditionals in bobx look a bit like jstl.
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10y ago
Groovy won that 10 years ago.
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10y ago
Based on what?
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Well, it's not compressed, it's generated. You could generate an endless video with less code, but it would most likely be uninteresting. Scene demos are interesting because it's art and direction and music generated from al
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10y ago
Reality has a strong liberal bias.
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10y ago
Wow, I'm really jealous of this. I never even had a 2000, I had a 500 with a side expansion that could use an a2000 card, for extra ram, since there was no HD. I always wanted to do hardware work back then, but never quite had the righ
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11y ago
Oh, well, there ya go!
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11y ago
>Committing external dependencies to source control means tons of bloat to the repos themselves. Want to clone huge_framework just to change a tiny thing? Oh, geez, the first thing that makes code _legacy_ code is people checking in &quo
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11y ago
Some of this looks great. I'm suffering through making some internal tools an old version of php after deprecating some older perl 5 cgi scripts on an even older CentOS box, and reaaally not enjoying it. I understand the value of codin
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11y ago
I remember an earlier Perl6/Rakudo post here (I think), where chromatic showed up and mentioned a few things that had been running reliably for a couple years in his stack. That it was at least "good enough" for his purposes.
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11y ago
I have a note 4, which constantly insists on a "Device Health Alert" after the last upgrade, which requires a Samsung account, and I can't disable. This is not the first.
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11y ago
In other news, water is wet.
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11y ago
Wow, Facebook is a bunch of assholes, screwing people over for a quick buck. Who would have thought...
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11y ago
oooh! It's not exactly the same! The arcade is quite a bit more difficult. You need 250 coins for an extra life, and there are a handful of levels that are not on the cartridge. The NES version has a couple levels (I think it's 1-
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11y ago
Yeah, the "Tedious Task" line is Jedi Mind Tricks, and every line has "love" in it.
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12y ago
bch has it. Less has ancient command line args, they aren't getopt style.
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12y ago
My rule of thumb is: you can do something right, or you can do something new. You need to find a balance, but if you're doing something new in business you should use reliable tech, if you're doing new tech you need to isolate tha
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12y ago
This _almost_ touches on the useful part of this: If you search in less and then put it in follow mode, it continues to highlight the search terms. This is very useful for trapping an exception or webcall in the wild. The downside: less bu
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12y ago
> You don't get somebody off heroin by lecturing them about how they should value their freedom; you switch them over to methadone for a while and let them slowly detox. Really bad analogy. That's like saying the best way to qu
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12y ago
Surprising, I used ISETL back in the late 90s a part of an abstract algebra course. It was quite good at demonstrating the concepts, and served as an introduction to programming/computers for a few of the pure math students. Fun to se
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12y ago
Moral Panic? Fun? This guy was a C-level exec for a financial journal making rape jokes and using racial slurs without even the pretense of "my opinions do not represent my employer". Sorry, to ruin your "fun", bro. The
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12y ago
Absolutely fucking not.
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Wow, I wonder if the Washington posts jaw hurts after writing this fellating sack of courage propaganda horseshit.
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12y ago
Yeah, good luck with that. I'm more surprised they didn't say they would fix it with a MongoDB backed Facebook app written in node.js.
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12y ago
Burning man is just The Gathering of the Juggalos with better corporate sponsors.
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12y ago
By the same logic, I'm sure that rent control makes economists sad, too. However, if that didn't exist, NY and SF would just be real estate speculation ghost towns.
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