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by tazard 8y ago
Looks nice! By command pallet, I understood as color pallet, as in color scheme. But this looks pretty handy!
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by tazard 8y ago
Perhaps now they could be sued for giving a future shooter ideas? You are probably right, but it just doesn't make sense to me.
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by tazard 8y ago
That's fair criticism. I wouldn't want to host anything mission critical on the platform, but for the price I am quite pleased with what I get.
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by tazard 8y ago
With it sharing your artist name, it makes me suspicious (I don't think you are doing this, but if I randomly stumbled across the website I would) that the goal is to promote mostly your own music, and create an ecosystem around that.
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by tazard 8y ago
I've had a few 128mb/$15/year for a few years now from RamNode. I've been happy with them
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by tazard 8y ago
That's interesting and so obvious now that you mention it. Thanks for the clarification.
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by tazard 8y ago
Technically typescript is a strict superset of JS, but yes
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by tazard 8y ago
Not sure which the parent was referring to, but everytime I close it, it crashes.
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by tazard 8y ago
That looks really good! Thanks for sharing it.
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by tazard 8y ago
True, I was just trying to point out that as a regular consumer, it's very difficult to know what data they have access to. With a little creativity, they could have access to _a lot_ of data. Much more than most people probably realiz
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by tazard 8y ago
But how can you know what exactly they have access to? Simply the channel you are watching, or the height and number of people standing in the room using (for example) something like this: https://motherboard.vice.com/amp&#x
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by tazard 8y ago
Your completely right, where on Earth would criminals and scammers be able to get a credit card? /s I am having a hard time understanding how more websites using https could possibly be a worse thing.
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by tazard 8y ago
It's interesting to me that the front end is using jQuery considering the author is the vuejs creator. It looks interesting though, I have been meaning to make a little budgeting app for myself recently so this will be a good start at
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by tazard 8y ago
I read that a different way. I understood it as an ad from Company X which lists '5 years of Python' as the requirement. Candidate 1 has 5 years of Python at Google, and Candidate 2 has 5 years Python at InfoSys.
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by tazard 8y ago
Completely different is a bit of a stretch. I'm pretty sure the WASD keys are the same in both, coincidentally those are the four keys this game uses. And some people do select their layouts. Dvorak, Colemak etc
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by tazard 8y ago
Thanks! That was really interesting. This is the first time I have found the processes broken down in a way I can easily follow
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by tazard 8y ago
Wouldn't this break the back button? I wouldn't expect to have to go back several times just because I scrolled.
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by tazard 8y ago
Indeed it does. Track one when you open a new tab. https://webamp.org/
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by tazard 8y ago
The threat model of someone looking through your window is significantly different than the threat model of someone googling "default password for XXXXXXX". You are correct, but we shouldn't let perfect be the enemy of good.
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by tazard 8y ago
They can, yes. Some native apps don't work offline too.
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by tazard 8y ago
A fun incremental game that I always think of when I think about this story is http://www.decisionproblem.com/paperclips/
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by tazard 8y ago
As opposed to writing an OS? I'm pretty sure the target audience for these tutorials are people interested in learning how these things work, not people who know and are writing The Next Big Thing
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by tazard 8y ago
Is that an automatic process, or is it something I needed to specifically watch out for? (In other words, a headache)
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by tazard 8y ago
To me Carbon makes sense, since it's like a 'carbon copy' of the code. Most project names are not unique words. And I for one have a hard time picking names for projects. Just curious, but what would you think would be a bett
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by tazard 8y ago
Awesome work, last time I saw this posted it was JS only from what I remember. This is exactly what I was hoping it would turn into. Haven't got to test it yet, but look forward to it!
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by tazard 8y ago
Nothing I'm this life is unlimited. That's just marketing speak for "more than the usual customer uses".
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by tazard 8y ago
Presumably it's also so you don't spam the survey over and over again with your favorite. But yes, overall I agree with your point.
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by tazard 8y ago
Maybe you have a niche target and not looking for mass adoption. It's not "wrong" it's just not normally the way things are done.
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by tazard 8y ago
What other mode would I be trying to access?
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by tazard 8y ago
And just because it's not a good practice doesn't mean that making both www and non www version look the same to the user and having it "just randomly not load" is a step forward for usability.

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