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by xigency 10y ago
Shutting off Internet for people housing compromised devices does not seem like a bad thing, and it is probably the best solution that exists.
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by xigency 10y ago
Yes, I did. I made "Quak Arena" [1] for the 2006 NeoFlash competition and the game I mentioned was Chronicles [2] for the dash hacks competition in 2009. [1] https://www.neoflash.com/forum/index.php/topic
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by xigency 10y ago
Learning this is like when I learned that the Sony PSP couldn't clip triangles that were larger than the view frustum when rendering. I was making a hack-and-slash dungeon game for a homebrew contest when I figured that out and had to
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by xigency 10y ago
Well, I actually like the idea. It's fun and more useful then a number of apps (Yo). And the parent commenter's main point was that it opened doors to imaginative ideas, not that this idea itself were practical or useful. It'
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by xigency 10y ago
There's a feedback loop to increasing greenhouse gases and increasing temperature.
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by xigency 10y ago
This is a ridiculous response. The known fatality from Tesla's Autopilot was caused by an existing sensor problem that has no remedy, besides more sensors. The thing will essentially drive into overhanging white billboards and who know
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by xigency 10y ago
Does a logo really strike you as a thing that you want to "hurry and buy it now" compared to spending some time looking at it?
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by xigency 10y ago
Well, here it looks like Apache OpenOffice made a couple of releases.
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by xigency 10y ago
Unless of course you want to watch local television, in which case you would need a digital tuner. That is why the FCC requires the tuner. There were subsidized coupons for tuner boxes when the switch was made, so that everyone and their gr
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by xigency 10y ago
Right, but you won't be pulling down classified PDF's in any reasonable time. If you have access to the machine to run code, I don't see why you need "a password" particularly. I thought the purpose was extracting i
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by xigency 10y ago
Well, now it sounds like you're arguing against yourself.
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by xigency 10y ago
In regards to the figure of speech: http://literarydevices.net/metonymy/
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by xigency 10y ago
Also, the transfer rate is 80 bytes per second.
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by xigency 10y ago
The LLVM foundation is a non-profit and their website is hosted by UIUC. I prefer programming languages and utilities that are free and open source. And that is some really bad stock photography.
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by xigency 10y ago
Well, this probably isn't the right place to complain about startups that are trying to make money, and I don't have any experience with NumPy, SciPy, or Conda.
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by xigency 10y ago
There is something upsetting about this website, and it may just be that this company is obviously for-profit, but I don't think it needs as much stock photography.
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by xigency 10y ago
Yes, or you buy Windows. That's the purpose of EEE. That's similar to saying, use a different word processor. Just in this case Powershell is less used than Microsoft Word.
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by xigency 10y ago
GitHub is just the distribution here, and software licenses are subject to change. That's the embrace portion. Hypothetically, Powershell becomes widely used on Unix, and Microsoft releases Powershell 2, which extends Powershell. This
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by xigency 10y ago
Hm, I was lucky to have 2 days. The video game industry is great.
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by xigency 10y ago
Yes, mainly in countries with massive corruption or in general, illegally.
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by xigency 10y ago
Gotcha. The credit card fees are related to the customer.
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by xigency 10y ago
I think the code for regl for filtering is here: tex: regl.texture({ min: 'linear mipmap linear', mag: 'linear', wrap: 'repeat', data: makeWireframeTexture() }), So the change wo
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by xigency 10y ago
This is really cool! I think it might look a bit cleaner if you changed the filtering on your shader to be nearest, instead of linear. I posted this previously but I didn't want to distract from your submission, so I made my own submis
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by xigency 10y ago
I anticipate this will break because it doesn't have any load-balancing, but this is a game I made several years ago with WebGL, hosted on Heroku. The original source code is available but needs to be updated to use the latest version
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Show HN: Multiplayer Spectre Clone for the Web(xigency.herokuapp.com)
10 points by xigency 10y ago|2 comments
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by xigency 10y ago
This is somewhat risky as it can look like a form of bribery. I'm wondering why they were making large purchases with a credit card in the first place?
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by xigency 10y ago
Just from the byline, this sounds like a more disruptive idea than Uber.
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by xigency 10y ago
> Putting a team of engineers to work on removing the dependency on Windows32 Except that Steam houses thousands of games by various developers, not a small set of games built and designed by Valve. It would be pretty difficult, but not
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by xigency 10y ago
Yes, I think the subtle distinction between highly-qualified and skilled is what matters here. $10k is the difference between several years of experience. To switch from SRE to developer, you would have to be willing to give up a few of tho
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Windows 10 Update Notice Ruins Drive-Through Experience(i.imgur.com)
11 points by xigency 10y ago|1 comments

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