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by zalzane 14y ago
Based off of what monetary statistics do you make this claim? Who is going to crash the coin - and how?
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by zalzane 14y ago
I use gitextensions as well, and could never imagine using CLI. I don't have the patience to type out filenames or read ugly diffs through the console just for the sake of using CLI. On top of that, I'm an extremely slow typer so CLI is alm
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by zalzane 14y ago
I may be wrong, but I think the parent's point is that nitty gritty realism/brutal/gory/violent games were niche before the advent of halo/xbox. What would really be helpful is a sales chart for FPS games between 1990 and present, but I'm n
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by zalzane 14y ago
Yeah, I had a talk with someone from valve awhile back and he mentioned that only a certain kind of developer works well in the "work on what you want" strategy. If you don't have goal driven people who know what they're doing, nothing will
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by zalzane 14y ago
This might have been funny if hundreds of people didn't spam it every day in hopes of manipulating the price. One of the worst part of the bitcoin community right now is the number of armchair speculators who have absolutely no idea what th
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by zalzane 14y ago
Codeblocks is essentially notepad with a gui for mingw compiler options. It cant be compared with visual studio in terms of development, refactoring, and debugging tools.
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by zalzane 14y ago
iPhone is typically used as a status icon rather than a device that actually has purpose (this is why some people replace their phone every year). Having such a high profile device a year before it comes out would be an extremely powerful s
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by zalzane 14y ago
A government entity looking to destroy the market wouldn't necessarily care about getting a return. Even if they were, take a look at what happened yesterday when someone dumped 5k bitcoins onto mtgox. http://i.imgur.com/K8T4F0Y.png
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by zalzane 14y ago
It has probably been written by a lawyer. The real question is what she thinks suing sendgrid is going to get her. What's she going to try to do, bring a sexism case against them?
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by zalzane 14y ago
Stupid voters have always been a thing in politics. That's why representatives are elected; they're supposed to be more educated and actually capable of making important decisions. Unfortunately, the election of these representatives is ver
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by zalzane 14y ago
This is way too long for a pitch. Not only that, it also consists of great swaths of text that are ridiculously easy to skim over that are content-light and have no attention-grabbing openers. You _need_ some diagrams on here. I could barel
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by zalzane 14y ago
At first I was thinking this would be an article where management was upset that they couldn't hire java jockeys anymore because of some rigorous hiring practice - but it turns out that the hiring practice in question is to require applican
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by zalzane 14y ago
It's just a startup trend for catchy domain names. Recently, .io has been fairly popular as well.
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by zalzane 14y ago
The only thing that -really- bothers me about this kickstarter is that people kept donating after it had passed its goal by such a ridiculous amount. I can understand it ending at a few hundred dollars more than they asked, but 20x the orig
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by zalzane 14y ago
>What he did was certainly wrong, but certainly not a firable offense. It's probably not his first offense. It's more likely that this was just the straw that broke the camel's back rather than his first infraction. >Also, I don't u
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by zalzane 14y ago
I've recently been using a bit of circuitlab for throwing together diagrams for lab reports. I've found it to be much faster and much less of a hassle than using pspice. I've had very few issues using it over the past few months, but since
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by zalzane 14y ago
Every time I see a ruling like this, I can't help but think that future historians will view this time period in the same way that present day historians view the crusades/religious persecution/witchhunts of the past millennium. It's amazin
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by zalzane 14y ago
Runtime inefficiencies are no excuse to use a lower level language - if I had a language that let me write a 2d platformer game in 3 days but pushed every player's computer to their limit, I would use it. In addition, considering there's la
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by zalzane 14y ago
Speaking from an independent developer's perspective: Visual Studio + C# + Resharper = .extremely. productive development environment. Video games tend to require lots and lots and lots of code, so productivity is absolutely critical - espe
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by zalzane 14y ago
I think it's important to note that this is a 3rd party offering that's compliant with what we assume to be the "steambox standards", and is not Valve's first party product. From the article: >This is not to be confused with Valve's own
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by zalzane 14y ago
Not necessarily. Implementing client-side saving would be trivial compared to the other kinds of DRM that have been successfully bypassed over the years.
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by zalzane 14y ago
There's probably a dozen clauses in the game's EULA that prevent a class action lawsuit.
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by zalzane 14y ago
I thought the concept behind hellbanned posters was that nobody else could see their posts?
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by zalzane 14y ago
I got one to contribute. Q: How do you obtain a random string? A: Put a freshman compsci student in front of a vim terminal and tell him to save and quit.
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by zalzane 14y ago
Welcome to the crowdfunding fad. Try to cut yourself a hundred thousand dollar slice of the pie before it dies out.
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by zalzane 14y ago
This image is pretty relevant. http://i.imgur.com/omJfhlt.jpg If you walked into dwarf fortress fully knowledgeable about the UI and game mechanics, you'd have a relatively dull experience with very few surprises. Being such an expansive
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by zalzane 14y ago
I never understood the concept of missed connections on craigslist. Honestly, what's the chance of two people meeting each other, forgetting to swap numbers, and then both going onto craigslist to search/post in the missed connections categ
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by zalzane 14y ago
I agree. The articles on intellectual property and patent law seem to have paved the way for off-topic political articles.
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by zalzane 14y ago
Does this really come as much of a surprise? It's pretty much as loaded as a question can get, no politician will ever disagree with that question posed to them because saying no would just make them look bad.
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by zalzane 14y ago
I've been personally experiencing the credentials trap pretty recently in a manner tangential to the OP. I get hardballed to hell when it comes to internships because I don't come from a good school and don't have a great gpa. It really bug

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