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by zubspace 11y ago
It's actually quite useful, because for us human beings thinking in months is natural. Think about a user setting for some kind of web notification service: How often do you want to be notified: * Once per month * Once each quarter of
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by zubspace 11y ago
This is way above my head to answer your question coherently. One way to look at it is, that the possibility of colonizing the solar system is low, maybe impossible. Without this, at some point all energy will simply evaporate into all dire
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by zubspace 11y ago
There's a wonderful entry on wikipedia which describes the future of our solar system. The story about what's going to happen to us, our world and our sun in the far, far future is a fantastic read. Somehow it feels very comfortin
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by zubspace 12y ago
Free private repositories and out-of-the-box mercurial support. Works well for those small side projects which you do not (yet) want to maintain. I have lots of stuff in there which i want to keep as reference for projects to come and would
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by zubspace 12y ago
I wonder, what's the next hot thing made by apple? Whats going to be the next iPod/iPhone/iPad...? How long will apple be able to continue without a new, unique and hot-selling thing? I know, that apple has a ton of money, bu
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by zubspace 12y ago
Flambe is really nice. It's well structured and incredibly easy to get into. In a lot of ways I enjoyed using it more than haxeflixel or haxepunk. But I never understood why native android and ios games made in flambe require adobe air
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by zubspace 12y ago
Setting up SSL is painful if it ain't your daily business. The problem is, that it could give users a false sense of security if their mom-and-pop webshop uses cloudflare ssl or if it uses unsecured cookies or an outdated protocol etc,
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by zubspace 12y ago
Good luck! with your project! I once worked on and off on a 3D engine in C++ for about 8 years and know how much effort and perseverance it takes. I was young and somehow lost track while hacking in memory pools, shader generators and a cus
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by zubspace 12y ago
I' m someone who hasn't tried rust, yet. Is FromError the same like inner exceptions in C#? I'd like to dive into rust once, but somehow I do not see the elegance in the code shown. I mostly do not care about the type of er
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by zubspace 12y ago
I agree, Dart offers alot regarding prototyping. Maybe I'm thinking too much, but I believe native os and mobile targets are simply too important in the gaming industry and therefore it's difficult to leverage the device capabilit
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by zubspace 12y ago
I'm so impressed watching Notch program in realtime. "Last Minute Christmas Chopping" was an eye opener for me. ( http://www.ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-28/?action=preview... ). I was totally baffl
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by zubspace 13y ago
Wouldn't it be possible to add some kind of @json class annotation then, which cannot be combined with "extends" and dynamic types? I understand that serialization of inheritance trees and arbitrary data is a complicated prob
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by zubspace 13y ago
Does this mean, that we're able to translate python into javascript with emscripten or is there additional work to do? ( https://github.com/kripken/emscripten/wiki ) Edit: Furthermore, how practical is this?
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by zubspace 13y ago
The paper describes how to prevent the sniffing attack: Website owners can protect themselves from the pixel reading attacks described in this paper by disallowing framing of their sites. This can be done by setting the following HTTP he