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13y ago
Back when big games studios, you know, tried to do things differently and be refreshing.
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13y ago
Wow. Thanks for spoiling the fun Microsoft.
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13y ago
You might like Pandoc[1]. 1: http://johnmacfarlane.net/pandoc/
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13y ago
This mirror doesn't work. : ( edit: It does now! Strange. Thanks!
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13y ago
It'll display correctly once you merge your non-master branches down.
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13y ago
> and now you want me to spend 8-10 hours working on a puzzle? Perhaps the kind of applicants Facebook are looking for are those that do want to spend 8-10 hours on a puzzle.
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13y ago
If you're not interested then politely decline. If you're interested then you have an amazing opportunity many dream of. No one is asking you to work for free...
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13y ago
Yearbook Machine - London, UK (Shoreditch) - Graduate / Junior PHP Developer http://yearbookmachine.com/jobs/graduate-php-developer Yearbook Machine is a fast-growing technology startup company, supplying leavers&
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13y ago
Interestingly I can take it to 1,000,000 with Firefox (Nightly) without too many problems. Chrome (Canary) becomes unusable around 200,000.
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13y ago
That's six times more expensive, not digital, and not a fun hack. I fail to understand your point.
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13y ago
Wow. Way to be a dick.
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13y ago
This is one time I'm actually hoping for the title to be edited!
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13y ago
I can't imagine the extra effort required to support MSIE 6-7 is worth it...
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13y ago
What is your target market? MSIE 8 maybe, but 6? Seriously? Who are these people?
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13y ago
I believe they've been trying to do this with silicon.
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13y ago
Ha, interesting! Strange practice by them…
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13y ago
Supposedly the coins: https://blockchain.info/address/1FfmbHfnpaZjKFvyi1okTjJJusN4...
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13y ago
Neither Dishonered or Saints Row IV are particularly intensive games. I get in excess of 100FPS in both and my cards (GTX 670s SLI) barely hut 30-35% usage… I don't doubt the OPs rig is powerful enough to play modern games, but I serio
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13y ago
Not true. ARMA or BF3/4 multiplayer on large maps can choke your CPU with ease.
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13y ago
Post your specs to give your post some legitimacy… I hope you didn't skimp out on your motherboard… 2010 $1000 rig running all 2013 AAA titles at the highest settings sounds unlikely to me…
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13y ago
Your problems sound interesting. Could you elaborate?
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13y ago
Apart from Thunderbird and mutt - what good email clients are around for OSX that support PGP?
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13y ago
This is a brilliant idea. I always resented changing money, it never crossed my mind that a P2P platform like this could solve the problem so nicely. A perfect example of a problem staring you in the face…
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13y ago
Anyone in England know of a good place to source ingredients?
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Smartphone digital microscope
(youtube.com)
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13y ago
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13y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6571215 Looks like you're find. :)
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13y ago
Don't Baidu deliver more packages than Amazon ? This is an interesting development…
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13y ago
I got to level five. This simulator is not realistic enough.
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13y ago
Hindsight is 20-20.
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13y ago
Nice! I use elements but I pick the element based on IP address and atomic number. So 192.168.1.30 is zinc. :)
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