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by seclorum 15y ago
I bought Sublime as soon as I accidentally hit cmd-R and realized what it was showing me. ;)
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by seclorum 15y ago
I feel the same way about Sublime Text 2 as I do with Reaper ( http://reaper.fm ). Both of these applications represent astounding value for money - Reaper is a Digital Audio Workstation, Sublime, a text editor. Both of these applications
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by seclorum 15y ago
Well, an interesting diversion from the point of this thread, but I consider myself an Australian with tinges of cultural cringe whenever I look back at the Beloved Country and see articles like this. I know the guys are no ockers, but nev
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by seclorum 15y ago
As an Australian (who hasn't lived there for decades) nothing gives me a case of cultural-cringe more than these sorts of articles from the Australian tech scene, which appear to be intended solely to pitch the "Australian"-ness of the indi
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by seclorum 15y ago
We need the ability to broadcast from our smartphones to be an intrinsic, built-in feature. To that end, I am currently working on apps for iOS and Android that will make it very, very easy for people to stream media in realtime from where
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by seclorum 15y ago
There's an easy fix: http://wiki.inkscape.org/wiki/index.php/FAQ#Copying_and_past...
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by seclorum 15y ago
Looks very nice - I'd love to do something like this for Lua. I went looking for more details, but it looks like your blog is down, alas .. anyway, if there is already something out there on the subject of using Ubigraph, tutorial/howto-wi
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by seclorum 15y ago
I have an Atari Portfolio with its own onboard C compiler, Turbo C 2.0, still fully functional and working, all my old little proggies still there, gonna give it to my boys one of these days, hopefully it'll survive a while longer..
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by seclorum 15y ago
A great way to run Linux on Apple hardware: boot native. Bonus points for then using working, legal, VM's for the OSX moments. Or, if you like, just boot from a removable linux SSD for work, reboot for OSX.
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by seclorum 15y ago
Now hang on, pretty much a lot of people have sex just like being depicted here. Pretty much, a lot. Sexism < Sex.
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by seclorum 15y ago
I would go so far as to say it is pornographic. I don't have a personal problem with the style, but degradation as humor has never been a good enough excuse, in my household, anyway. I just sort of pity the kind of thinking that begets su
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by seclorum 15y ago
Works for me without any hassle whatsoever.
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by seclorum 15y ago
Ubuntu Studio. Its taken quite a beating, but works absolutely wonderfully with my studio equipment. The audio experience with this setup is better than that of Mac OSX - but of course I had to choose my hardware well, and administer a g
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by seclorum 15y ago
After two decades of Unix use, in 2000 I switched to Apple and OSX - the only reason I considered it was because of the design of the Titanium Powerbook, which I saw in those days as an amazing piece of hardware design, which - amazingly -
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by seclorum 15y ago
Yes, I know, Dassault Systèmes is the de-militarized tech base of much bigger industry, true .. My point was, we are now owned by Big Data.
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by seclorum 15y ago
As a programmer I feel that rage in general is a poorly managed emotion. I have noticed a tendency of rage hinges around communication. If I can't understand wtf some code-monkey from 5 years ago was trying to do, I of course 'rage and re-
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by seclorum 15y ago
Companies that don't pay their bills, fail. A VC is only needed as a big lump of cash when that rule is broken very early on. Any group can focus on generating profit from their ability to work well together and deliver to the world someth
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by seclorum 15y ago
No, but the powerful organization they leave behind may do something with it. Or not.
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by seclorum 15y ago
Techno-Military organization purchasing a web congregator and watching user reading habits? Hmm ..
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by seclorum 15y ago
>I don't understand how politicians in the free enterprise countries, especially American republicans with their distaste of market regulation, could consider extremely long copyright protection to be a net benefit to the market/country
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by seclorum 15y ago
The kind you get in ocean currents, where such things a self-constructing Tesla valves are probably out there, somewhere, already ..
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by seclorum 15y ago
I currently work in a medium-sized room with a lot of people in it. Its noisy, and hard to work. I try to work in quieter places. So for me this all rings true. What I wish corporations would do about it is let us play loud rock music, o
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by seclorum 15y ago
Its not so hard: get a Visa before you go to the US. Don't just assume you can cross the border like its some sort of drive-through situation. If you know you need to visit the US, go to the US Embassy in your country and file your paperw
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by seclorum 15y ago
I just want to say: thank you for MOAI. It is an awesome way to get an app done for Android/iOS platforms simultaneously, and I really look forward to the future of this framework. Without question, it has been a very enjoyable experience
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by seclorum 15y ago
If there is one thing the Humble Bundles have proven, however, its that you CAN port your game to Linux and make money. Linux users have traditionally paid more for the bundle, and there are very few good reasons why a game cannot be por
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by seclorum 15y ago
I'm 42 and have managed to survive 25 years professionally in the computer world, primarily as a software developer. There is one, hard, fast rule for survival as a developer, and it has worked very well for me for years. I will share it w
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by seclorum 15y ago
Yeah .. umm .. and there is no guarantee that your CPU isn't broadcasting every single operation to a top-secret government satellite, either. The technology is there: have you audited your CPU today?
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by seclorum 15y ago
I have used the ability to write to /proc/pid/mem to TEST safety-critical software intended for deployment on Linux systems. The apps I wrote were designed to ensure that altered binaries were not being run on the target system - in orde
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by seclorum 15y ago
I've been playing with moai with much fun the past few weeks, and I have to commend you on a job well done. You've given a lot of love to the use of Lua to properly solve the platform problem, and its a joy to use moai to quickly get stuff
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by seclorum 15y ago
> OS given a powerful enough phone, the goal has been met, with one (critical!) exception Two exceptions: Audio latency. It is impossible to write certain classes of table applications for Android right now, because no priority was giv

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