symlinkk

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   by symlinkk 11y ago

   I still think there are a ton of people who want something that is small and portable but still has gaming power. I could see a ton of college students getting laptops for college and then buying an external GPU so they can game when they g
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   by symlinkk 11y ago

   This seems to be one of the things Web Components aim to solve. I expect webapp frameworks of the future to be nothing more than wrappers around Web Components.
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   by symlinkk 12y ago

   what a weird thing to not support.
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   by symlinkk 12y ago

   Because it's illegal. Once it's legalized in the majority of the country I'm sure that will change.
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   by symlinkk 12y ago

   Ok, so I want to "learn architecture." How do I do that?
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   by symlinkk 12y ago

   I'm in college right now and I've been wondering...do professional programmers actually think about sorting algorithms on a day-to-day basis? How relevant is this knowledge when it comes to actually making something?
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   by symlinkk 12y ago

   "Vaporwave" music and art is all about those late 90's and early 2000's graphics and sounds. If you're interested in this stuff you should check it out: https://www.tumblr.com/search/vaporwave
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   by symlinkk 12y ago

   I thought it was a great piece. Most of the "innovation" we see is total bullshit. Instagram, WhatsApp, Snapchat, all of these things are NOT new ideas, and NOT lifechanging services, but they're valued in the millions and bi
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   by symlinkk 12y ago

   Sorry but this misses the point. The biggest reason Python 3 isn't being used is because most libraries haven't been updated to support it.
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    by symlinkk 12y ago

    I don't really see how this tells us anything interesting. You would see pretty similar results no matter where you scanned, with the exception of the Red Star OS stuff.
11. 1061.▲
    by symlinkk 12y ago

    It's because actually cashing out is extremely risky.
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    by symlinkk 12y ago

    Yes, if you're referred from Google it lets you read the whole thing. So just Google the title of the article and click on the first link.
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    JQuery.com Compromised(twitter.com)

    6 points by symlinkk 12y ago|0 comments
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    by symlinkk 12y ago

    How exactly is the mobile web biased towards iOS? I've rarely (if ever) had to use a vendor prefix when developing for mobile. I am using Bootstrap, so maybe they're doing those for me.
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    by symlinkk 13y ago

    Probably because of all the Atom.io beta invites they just sent out, lol.
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    by symlinkk 13y ago

    Dear lord talk about an overdesigned site.