steauengeglase

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by steauengeglase 15y ago
That was true for games that came out prior to mass dialup and then mass broadband. Since then I have an ever increasing stack of games (and other software) that are unplayable as companies decided that keeping the auth servers up was too e
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by steauengeglase 16y ago
I've had this problem with almost ever pre-2.5 resource. On the plus side, the UI is a tad bit more intuitive, so what would have taken a half hour to find is now just a trip to the bathroom and the inevitable "Oh wait, I bet it's under XYZ
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by steauengeglase 16y ago
We should probably ask Jeff Gannon how that turned out.
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by steauengeglase 16y ago
Don't forget market saturation. We are nearing the point where we are getting all of the customers we are going to get. I'm sure there are one or two broadband holdouts clinging to dial-up or just going to the public library, but largely, t
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by steauengeglase 16y ago
As far as decay, this has been a long term thing. Outside of major urban centers where people rely on public transit, most of America is based around car culture. To sum it up, Main Street USA didn't die because of big box retailers, it die
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by steauengeglase 16y ago
Can't it be re-released under dual licenses? There seems to be plenty of other software out there that has done this.
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by steauengeglase 16y ago
While we are at it, don't forget about http://academicearth.org/ . They've done a great job of wrangling all of these sites together. Something nice about being able to jump from circuit design at MIT to Civil War lectures at Yale in just
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by steauengeglase 16y ago
What is this "general news" you speak of? Between the hundreds of bookmarks on tech related articles, piles of RSS feeds, stacks of programming books around me, constant work and a single blog for local news on the state legislature, I can'
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by steauengeglase 16y ago
All I know is that I'd hurt someone for a USRP.
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by steauengeglase 16y ago
I really wish I could remember who said it, but it always comes to mind when I read a story like this. "He who stands against the law shall die, for the law is god." [That should probably be an upper-case "G".] Essentially that is this man'
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by steauengeglase 16y ago
Essay time. In my freshman and sophomore years in college I did some substitute teaching. It was easy money. The state gives you $90 if you can pass a TB test and everyone makes it through the day with all digits. Simple enough. So one day
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by steauengeglase 16y ago
I've been doing this for a couple years and I've got to say, it has been pretty satisfying, quick and cheap. Depending on the yeast you use and how dedicated you are to experimentation, you can clone almost anything after less than 3 months
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by steauengeglase 16y ago
Both ran smoothly (FF 3.6.12), but there were some collision issues with HTML5. Hitting the ball with the side of the paddle almost always results in the ball passing through it.
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by steauengeglase 16y ago
A friend of mine said it best. If you see something really interesting (concerning software) and you have the immediate desire to share it with someone else but there is no one around who will understand it, it is time to add Architect to y