viseztrance

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by viseztrance 7y ago
I worked in a place where my team lead wanted us to vote on a technical decision. I found that unfair because half of the team was at a junior level.
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by viseztrance 7y ago
Most of us are developers and can easily empathize with the OP, but any prospective employer seeing this will wonder about the other half of the story.
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by viseztrance 7y ago
As a geek I honestly hated TBBT. I would love to see a show that portrays smart people having street smarts without going the mary sue trope.
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by viseztrance 7y ago
The title is misleading. These trains will have an actual operating speed of 360kph (224mph). In contrast, the fastest shinkansen trains (hayabusa) currently operate at 320 kph. It's still a solid speed increase but not as ground break
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by viseztrance 7y ago
Not many people have an argument be it in real life or online, where one changes the other's opinion 180 degrees. But at the very least your words plant the seeds of doubt. I think it's normal that changing a point of view that yo
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by viseztrance 7y ago
I don't think so. A good fingerprinter will use a honeypot - an easy to detect fingerpriting script in addition to the real one.
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by viseztrance 7y ago
There are SaSS companies that have their entire business model around creating databases of fingerprints - for example determining bots. These scripts track you over multiple websites and are very well concealed, so you won't find them
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by viseztrance 8y ago
It's really easy to use. Just right click somewhere on a page.
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by viseztrance 8y ago
Remember, these costs add up quite easy. Why bother if I can get the same features for free? But it really depends on how you view it. I felt I got better value by supporting an open source project I like on patreon (Godot) than spending my
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by viseztrance 8y ago
I'm using another service for my private repos, as github's pricing structure for a single dev is seriously uncompetitive. I wanted to move my public / open source repos for a long time. Now I finally I have the opportunity t
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by viseztrance 8y ago
I think the bigger benefit is that it will make English easier to learn by the local populace.
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by viseztrance 9y ago
Have you tried firefox? I get between 25-50 fps on it and just 1 fps on Chrome on my fedora laptop.
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by viseztrance 9y ago
>> There was incredible pressure to change it around and make it younger, sillier, or give them a pet dog. To dumb it down or make it younger. Luckily, everybody on the creative side banded together and had, "No, you'll have
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by viseztrance 9y ago
He was referring to one of the showcased games on their website.
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by viseztrance 9y ago
Not the one who downvoted you, but if you understand what's written there have you considered letting them know? (email, github or maybe twitter)
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by viseztrance 9y ago
Actually Godot supports C++ alongside gdscript. You don't need to wait for version 3 for it.
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by viseztrance 9y ago
That attribute is part of ongoing work and it's disabled for a reason. Currently it doesn't protect you against canvas or webgl fingerprinting.
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by viseztrance 10y ago
Any thoughts on why they've chosen tv.youtube.com over youtube.tv? (youtube.tv redirects to .com)
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by viseztrance 10y ago
He addresses this during QA (@28:00).
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by viseztrance 10y ago
I live in Romania, which according to this list[1] is number 4 of gun related deaths per capita (Japan is number 2). The long lasting communist regime ensured very few people had access to guns. Decades passed since its collapse but the str
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by viseztrance 10y ago
It translated okay for me, perhaps you meant 130万? > I wonder how it went from １０３万円以下 to "under 1,300,000 yen" There is no million in Japanese counting, but 1万(man) is 10000. I think google did this to make reading easier, as
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by viseztrance 10y ago
While people do buy helmets over the internet, they almost always test one beforehand to see if it fits them properly. More so on a 1500 USD purchase. Did Skully even had a single international order?
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by viseztrance 10y ago
On the other hand conventions are great when reading a foreign code base.
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by viseztrance 11y ago
Meanwhile, on the desktop google music doesn't work without flash installed, and there's no desktop client in sight. Great times.
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by viseztrance 12y ago
You can't really compare the range of a scooter / motorcycle to that of a car, be it electric or not. Having this said, my motorcycle consumes almost as much fuel as an average car.
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by viseztrance 12y ago
Unfortunately, that's not the case. I have tried it and the usable screen real state is so small, that gnome is unusable. I like big fonts, and found that a scaling of 1.5 is about right.
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by viseztrance 12y ago
My 11 inch asus laptop has a full hd display. So it's somewhere in the middle. Gnome's hidpi support doesn't allow float values, making this a serious issue to me. On top of that, you'll have to change the cursor size ma
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by viseztrance 12y ago
I've read the article and this blew my mind: "[...] if you took all of the cars that GM has recalled this year and lined them up bumper to bumper, you’d end up with a line that would wrap around the earth four times." That&#x
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Watch Steve Ballmer Mock Linux While Dressed as The Matrix’s Neo(wired.com)
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by viseztrance 12y ago
Unless you're a professional typist, 40 wpm as an average speed is definitely OK. Realistically there are few people that average over 120 wpm ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Words_per_minute ). As far as schools go,

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