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by unknownian 13y ago
Thankfully we have a graphic design board now to aid in this stuff, though it might have been a /g/sent who designed it. There are some undiscovered talents on 4chan.
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by unknownian 13y ago
And another thing: /g/ in particular is known for much pointless banter arguing over the best GNU+Linux distro or giving minor tech support to non-natives of /g/. Attempts have been made before to make something substant
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by unknownian 13y ago
Minor contributor here: we've been trying to recruit help from HN multiple times with no luck. /g/ recognizes that the dev talent on the web resides here, so if you have a mastery of any of the needed skills (C, GUI design) w
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by unknownian 13y ago
With the amount of money this small studio made, piracy was most likely a non-issue, especially considering they made the game free at one point.
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by unknownian 13y ago
> tweet their progress or have the high amount of pretentiousness That kept the game interesting. The tweets were funny. No need to be mean about it.
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by unknownian 13y ago
On Hacker News, most people know what Free Software is, but thank you for the AMA tidbit.
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by unknownian 13y ago
> Arbitrary list? Why not use Google, Apple, Intel? Hardware is much more important than software. Low level software (like operating systems) is much more important than web applications or services.
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by unknownian 13y ago
> I was under the impression that Microsoft was aware of how important keeping 3rd-party developers happy If Microsoft started alienating the very high number of Windows (desktop) developers (which is going to be higher than the OS X com
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by unknownian 13y ago
Anyone else think the UI looks very Heroku-esque? I'm not one to sue over superficial differences and "purple" is not a trademark, but I thought pplrep was a Heroku product at first.
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by unknownian 13y ago
>The people who have invented a truly unique idea, are the ones with an icon on your homescreen Are you being sarcastic?
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by unknownian 13y ago
Decently surprising list, at least for me. I think the Torvalds-Stallman relationship got more complicated in my head.
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by unknownian 13y ago
The MSI GE40 has up to 8 hours with a quad-core Haswell processor. It seems like a good balance of computing power and battery life.
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by unknownian 13y ago
I'm personally looking at the following list: Lenovo U330 or U430 MSI GE40 (gaming laptop with actually decent size and battery life) Asus Zenbook Infinity or the Haswell Zenbook (probably too expensive) Acer Aspire S3-392 or S7-392
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by unknownian 13y ago
I hear the battery life is poor because of the high specs.
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by unknownian 13y ago
>There's even a great mobile app which GA doesn't yet have to my knowledge. I use Piwik, but GAnalytics has a billion mobile apps.
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by unknownian 13y ago
Thank you for the compliment.
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by unknownian 13y ago
Why should we pay for a commodity like basic communication? The only payment they may deserve is hosting my files and posts. I should be able to set up my own server like email or XMPP. Traditional social networking paradigms are bullshit.
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by unknownian 13y ago
Somewhat irrelevant but anyone else think Medium's URLs are really ugly? Why can't you just get a plain pretty subdomain? I'd use it if it were that.
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by unknownian 13y ago
Yep, services that are about uncensorship generally don't do paid tiers. See: 4chan, Rizon, groups that release pirated videos, etc.