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by smnscu 10y ago
Already down. edit: up again now https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:o4ftZJ...
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by smnscu 10y ago
You're definitely not stupid. I (and probably others) thought the same thing, thanks for clearing things up for us. edit: link to demo https://hsnaydd.github.io/moveTo/demo/ solid work imho
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by smnscu 10y ago
I was curious so I ran bloaty against Go's hello world: bloaty main VM SIZE FILE SIZE -------------- -------------- 33.0% 536Ki __TEXT,__text
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by smnscu 10y ago
I came here to post the same link. Dunkey is by far my favourite YouTuber. https://www.youtube.com/user/videogamedunkey
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by smnscu 10y ago
Solid little game. I wish going through the bramble passages would be worth it (i.e. secrets?). Also I was hoping that at the end I could kiss the princess and the folks there would become hostile if I did. http://i.imgur.com&#x2
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by smnscu 10y ago
Sorry if I'm being naive, but isn't that like owning a McDonald's and giving homeless people money as long as they spend it at your restaurant ? I don't think it's nearly as bad.
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by smnscu 10y ago
Salt and vi... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AI4AC50n6cU
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by smnscu 10y ago
I bought a US layout Das Keyboard from getdigital.de, only because it was out of stock on Amazon.de. And from my regular window shopping it's pretty easy to find US layout laptops as well.
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by smnscu 10y ago
> install a hex editor > I don't think that's possible on a Chromebook. First google result for "web hex editor": https://hexed.it/ Took me 10 seconds to open, including googling for it.
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by smnscu 10y ago
That's the tipping point for me. I don't care about being ruthless in business, but you don't pull shit like this. No more Uber for me, although I enjoy using their service.
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... and also plenty of links to their own articles!
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by smnscu 10y ago
You could buy a used Mazda MX-5 and a Chromebook. http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/20170111122165... https://www.amazon.co.uk/ASUS-Chromebook-C201PA-FD0009-Proce...
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by smnscu 10y ago
This is naturally due to having large-ish dictionaries embedded: https://github.com/dropbox/zxcvbn/tree/master/data Some people in the thread you linked to recommend lazy loading, another idea would be t
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by smnscu 10y ago
Citation needed. I found this [0] but maybe you have a better source. This was interesting though: > In the most recent Pwn2Own hacking competition, Chrome came out ahead of every other browser with only one exploit being successfully ex
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by smnscu 10y ago
Firefox also seems slightly faster for me than Chrome (and Safari feels _a lot_ faster), but that's not enough to switch, since I'm so used to Chrome's sane UX and sync (and with a passphrase I'm pretty comfortable havin
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by smnscu 10y ago
My feelings exactly. Moreoever, how do they still manage to have 220 employees? What kind of person would continue working for them with even the tiniest clue about what they're doing?
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by smnscu 10y ago
cringe I used to do this so often. I've now set my laptop to ask for a password after 5s (on Macs it's really easy to turn off the screen with Ctrl+Shift+Power). And the disk encryption from Apple puts my mind at rest somewhat,
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by smnscu 10y ago
Reminds me of the recent The Grand Tour episode, when they mention how if you're famous for something positive you're called British, otherwise you're Scottish/Welsh.
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by smnscu 10y ago
No idea, I just enjoy paper and whiteboards more, I feel more creative as well. Also the fact that you're cutting out distractions.
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by smnscu 10y ago
Related to privacy, I just found out that Google has detailed data about everywhere I go, because it's tracked by default by Android phones. Check yours here if you haven't (and maybe turn it off): https://www.google.co
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by smnscu 10y ago
A lot of programmers I respect like to work on printed out code, and it's something I enjoy as well. Furthermore I'd love if we could work completely offline, with pen and paper.
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by smnscu 10y ago
When I was cramming for exams in university I used to dream chemical equations. I also sometimes dream of code and how to architect various stuff I'm working on, which feels pretty good.
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by smnscu 10y ago
As someone who's worked in this domain, I found this very poorly handled. The obvious, privacy-conscious solution, would be to embed all logos in the client, but this can be unfeasible on the web, depending on the quantity of data. In
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by smnscu 10y ago
If like me you really liked the slides, this is the framework/engine https://github.com/shower/shower The theme is one of the included ones, Ribbon.
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by smnscu 10y ago
Your project is something I had in mind as a potential idea for a long time, and the fact that you went as far as doing that is insane, in the best possible way. Kudos, guess you've just gained a new newsletter subscriber.
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by smnscu 10y ago
That was an incredibly obvious example. My favorite telltale sign for native English speakers is the rampant misspelling of trivialities like it(')s, you(')r(e), etc. I've seen so many well educated peers fail at basic gramma
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by smnscu 10y ago
Have you seen BMW's Display Key or however it's called? Ridiculous.
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by smnscu 10y ago
> Python is new I just realised Python is roughly my age.
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by smnscu 10y ago
Does anyone have a list of open source games such as this one? i.e. that are rewrites of older games Popular-ish examples: * https://freeablo.org/ * https://openmw.org/en/
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by smnscu 10y ago
OK, I'll try to come up with an overview, since you asked nicely. As a point of reference I'm Romanian and have lived in the UK, the Netherlands, and Israel (and traveled to many more places). Things I didn't like about Germa

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