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From what I understand, "sl" was engineered to train new users into typing correctly, by putting them back on track to their final destination, instead of railroading them into promptly installing and running new commands. Only a
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Could you link to a good explanation of how that stuff fails please? Not doubting you, just want to read more.
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They say you have to report requests in bands of 250, but do they specify that the phase of the bands must be zero? What if everyone phase shifted their bands so the actual number of reports was the minimum number of the band they reported?
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I fucking love Dungeon Keeper. Why would anyone want to rate it anything but 5 stars? I have to side with EA on this one. ;) [Well, Bullfrog actually.] Oh of course I'm joking. If the mobile app doesn't live up to the original PC
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Great, thanks!!
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Would developing an educational computer game about science (i.e. based on SimCity but with special features to support using it in the classroom and teaching topics like global warming, pollution, economics, etc) be within the scope of thi
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13y ago
How are those acception handlers working out for you?
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Since when was it a good idea to develop a system that locked users into an antiquated browser, and then insist decades later that all people using that application also use the same antiquated browser for everything else they do?
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The people who demanded software with a user interface that would run for 30 years without modification were wildly unrealistic fools, and the people who told them they could do it and took their money for it were unethical scammers.
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While you're at it, tell him to stop shooting elephants, donating money to Mitt Romney, decorating your web site with scantily clad women, and acting like a sexist pig. Edit: I see you got a new CEO since I and so many other customers
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Or go with the asymmetry and get a pirate patch for the other eye.
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Rainbow cable FTW! https://www.modmypi.com/image/cache/data/GPIO/ribbon-cables/...
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Brilliant! Now your glass is more interesting and enigmagnetic. Instead of explaining to everyone how Glass works, you can explain how magnets work. Much more interesting.
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Of course! Parents should give their kid a penny farthing as a first bike. It sure hurts when they fall off, but it builds character. Once they can brush themselves off and get back up, it's off to the factory!
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UniPress Emacs (aka Gosling Emacs aka Soft Hoarder Emacs) had a VI emulation mode, that when you went :q, switched you back into a shell buffer that had its mode lines hidden, with all the keyboard bindings set so you couldn't tell you
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It's the ASCII art social commentary about the cultures surrounding various popular programming languages that I hope people will find the most offensive about that video. Well worth pausing and zooming in when he mentions your pet pro
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If THAT makes you uncomfortable, then obviously you haven't seen THIS: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D1sXuHnf_lo
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:TCTYP GLASS
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When Ted Selker was at the MIT Media Lab, he directed an augmented reality smart kitchen project called "Counter Intelligence". http://web.media.mit.edu/~selker/ http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/v
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I'm really looking forward to your next iOS app, Fiasco -- it looks awesome. I hope you don't get sued for Scrabble kicking Tetris in the face, or by Stanslaw Lem's estate!
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Yes, Woz was and still is truly humble, kind and accessible, to the core. When I was a kid, he autographed my Apple ][ reference manual (the new spiral bound one that replaced the old Red Book, with the fold-out schematics and 6502 assembly
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Dammit, what's a young, recently divorced fashion pre-cog to do? One minute you're riding high on top of the world, pushing your monopoly of addictive multi player hallucinogenic Can-D on a global social network of Mars colonists,
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Don't forget Bezos. My friend who was an early Amazon employee who worked down the hall from him tells me Bezos is a fucking psychopath.
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What you've failed to explain is what's so "unnatural" about the browser as a platform for a game. I think you're wrong about that, and it should be pretty obvious why I want it to run in the browser and why I rewro
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I asked you if you had an axe to grind against JavaScript or the browser, an if so, what better alternative can you suggest? And I asked you some other questions, too. Care to answer them? Stating that my testicles are twisted and implying
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Not being able to see the beauty in another human being is just sad.
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You could spare us and stop initiating useless and argumentative smalltalk yourself.
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You're aware that the technical design of SimCity is over 25 years old right? Are you over 25 years old, too? Can you please suggest a platform that makes it easier for as many people to instantly and effortlessly run it? Do you have s
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Haven't you heard? Lots of people use browsers. Google it, you'll be amazed.
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So it will run in the the browser? Or node.js, if you like.
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