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First Kirby game was ceated with a trackball and screen keyboard(sourcegaming.info)
2 points by zac23or 4y ago|0 comments
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by zac23or 4y ago
It is not so difficult. People make it difficult. I have been working in the development area since 1999. Starting with Delphi, today I work with Ruby and Python. I've worked with Java and Lisp. And many other areas like security and D
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by zac23or 4y ago
Audiophile world is strange... Monster cables vs Coat hangers: https://consumerist.com/2008/03/03/do-coat-hangers-sound-as-... Warm up new headphones: https://soundsightheadphones.com/guides&#
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Modern Technology: Please stop trying to be helpful(positech.co.uk)
21 points by zac23or 4y ago|2 comments
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by zac23or 4y ago
The gaming industry is weird. The industry "forces you" to use pirated games. 1. I have a PS3, and I tried to use the Playstation Store, I didn't pirate anything, despite the PS3 Store being slow as hell. But Sony basically c
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by zac23or 4y ago
If you SOLD something and somehow REMOVE or the ability to use it, it's theft. Whether it's done using modern technology (software) or old technology (crowbar) is not important.
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by zac23or 4y ago
And that's how regulations are born.
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by zac23or 4y ago
> I think what's really wrong is that nowhere on their store pages do they use the word "Subscription" and instead they use the word "Purchase". Perfect. > This should not be allowed and is false advertising
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by zac23or 4y ago
That's theft. The theft pure and simple, ancient, which has been around forever. Nothing new.
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by zac23or 4y ago
Wow, Roblox has text/voice chat! I've worked on a comment system before, it's basically impossible to block bad behavior using filters, AI, whatever, users find a loophole and continue with the behavior. Mods are super needed
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How Stack Overflow is leveling up its unit testing game(stackoverflow.blog)
3 points by zac23or 4y ago|0 comments
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by zac23or 4y ago
> First-hand, what I've seen happen is that your most talented people, who are the most in demand, leave the organization quite quickly True. The first time I came across this effect was reading the book about the IBM disaster: Big
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by zac23or 4y ago
Some open source communities are worse than gamers in some cases.
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by zac23or 4y ago
The tone here is controlled by the mods. I don't see "hey, your job is super easy" as constructive criticism. I see this as an inability to judge your own knowledge and the efforts of others. But, yes, the tone is super polit
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by zac23or 4y ago
In my experience, people in general have little ability to judge anything. I went through some peer reviews and in one case some workers did not understand some terms on the questionnaire (such as "proactive"). Anyway, the most po
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by zac23or 4y ago
> A couple of the top-voted posts are more critical A lot of people have the same critical opinion, only they didn't comment.
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by zac23or 4y ago
> Gamers are the most entitled consumer group I've ever seen True, but Some open source communities are good candidates for "most entitled consumers". > I've seen it on HN also I will ever remember the launch of Dr
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by zac23or 4y ago
Notepad++. Or Vim. Or any editor.
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by zac23or 4y ago
I have no idea what Jira was like in the beginning. But today Jira is a very bad product (in the opinion of developers), but managers still love Jira because Jira has found a market (managers, CTOS, CPOS, etc). Jira being a very slow and bu
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by zac23or 4y ago
I never write anything in any web interface. I write in notepad and copy and paste. I had many bad surprises ... I can't trust web interfaces. And I use the Windows clipboard manager too.
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by zac23or 4y ago
> That is, CTOs and CPOs loved Atlassian’s revolutionary Jira product so much, it was able to grow virally and organically without the business having to spend millions of dollars on an enterprise sales team. Here people talk a lot about
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by zac23or 4y ago
> Well, except those Reddit videos Reddit videos are something, it is horrible on all systems/networks I've tested. :D
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by zac23or 4y ago
I tried it this year, with the gaming laptop I use for programming. After Bluetooth problem, I didn't try again.
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by zac23or 4y ago
> This is a bald-faced lie I another thing people say: You're a liar. > That doesn't apply to everything I never said that. And I never said that every GPU is incompatible with Linux.
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by zac23or 4y ago
> When I'm preparing to buy a new device that I expect to install Linux on, I look it up and make sure that everything will work My friend did the same thing and in the end the Wifi didn't work. > Instead of constantly accus
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by zac23or 4y ago
Regardless of why the driver doesn't exist, the result is the same: Linux does not support the motherboard Wifi chip. Probably many Linux problems are not just technical problems, but political problems or other types of problems, but
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by zac23or 4y ago
> ings Microsoft made sure with their business tactics regarding Windows: that Windows should be the primary PC platform...and with ruthless business deals Yes, without doubt, Microsoft make a lot of bad things to Windows being the prima
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by zac23or 4y ago
It's a "Solid Debian Tablet" because it boots. Linux religionists ignore all problems after booting. Linux and Oss in general are religions like Apple is. "Apple has NEVER done anything wrong," an Apple cleric told
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My best employee quit on the spot I wouldn’t let her go to her college grad(askamanager.org)
35 points by zac23or 4y ago|23 comments
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by zac23or 4y ago
...and black hole... https://youtu.be/Hu2rluUb8ck

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