Woofles

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by Woofles 4y ago
Obviously it's not the Pokemon IP, but check out TemTem[1]. The world feels much more alive and they've implemented raids, PVP, and other MMO features. [1] https://crema.gg/games/temtem/
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by Woofles 5y ago
To be fair, it was basically an MVP. It did everything it needed to and nothing more the entire time I worked on it. Definitely didn’t love it, but it did expose me to cool problems to work on.
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by Woofles 5y ago
There weren’t originally, but eventually there was a dev QA team mostly surmised of folks in the UP. Dunno what years you were there, but the smartscan folks were all just hourly contracts from the local college.
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by Woofles 7y ago
Expensify! I work as a remote engineer, but we have remote employees all over the world (Europe, Asia, North America, Australia) that don't have their salaries adjusted for COL.
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by Woofles 8y ago
In previous versions if you typed in the name of tab in the url bar it would offer you the option of a tab you already had open (on any of your computers using FF sync) among the search options.
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by Woofles 8y ago
I'm 25 and work in software and I have found it to be a decent (not amazing, but solid) daily driver given you're willing to put up with some annoyances. I use the app Termius to allow me to SSH into a VPS and my home server and d
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by Woofles 8y ago
>Obviously cost of home cooking vs prepared depends a lot on where you'd eat out Given that most delivery services have a minimum, it's pretty difficult to spend less than $15-20 to get your food delivered. In my experience, it
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by Woofles 8y ago
All of those things and taking away the requirement to own a $1k gaming rig would make it a much better experience than what it is now. I currently own the original Vive with the TPCAST (SFFPC doesn't allow for the extra PCI slot) and
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by Woofles 8y ago
>Cos that would have a discrimination lawsuit written all over it. HR and/or Recruiters also never gives candid feedback for the same reason. Because if they do, someone will eventually sue the company for discrimination. Out of cur
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by Woofles 8y ago
While you're probably correct right now, one way that he could begin monetizing it is becoming a recruiting platform that's largely phone based. I think more and more people are moving towards doing most things on mobile platforms
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by Woofles 8y ago
>While I also love MagSafe and its features, wouldn't having a more standard port is much better? And to piggyback off of this, I imagine the future will be wireless charging in this realm, so in theory you wouldn't need to wor
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by Woofles 8y ago
Blizzard's way of doing names makes tons of sense and doesn't rely on an incredibly awful search to find people. You can name your account whatever you want, but they automatically give you a unique number (when paired with your n
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by Woofles 8y ago
I went to WashU (#1 on that list) and while the dorms were nice I wouldn't say they were "nicer than your apartment" or "luxury". The benefits that you would find that you wouldn't find at most other places are
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by Woofles 8y ago
Ah yes I suppose it's important that I was looking at places that are in supposedly very desirable neighborhoods - North Loop, Northeast, Uptown, etc. If you go into S Minneapolis (which is also a nice place to live) you can find much
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by Woofles 8y ago
I think Minneapolis is an interesting data point on there, since I've been told (and the data here reflects) that housing in Minneapolis is on par with Chicago right now, but the salaries haven't caught up. Minneapolis ranks as on
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by Woofles 8y ago
While that's true because you have a single point of failure, I think it's more likely that your passwords get leaked through site security than 1Pass security (depending how you sync/if you use their cloud version) so it&#x2
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by Woofles 8y ago
In fact I'm pretty sure Visa and Mastercard forbid charging a different price if customers pay in cash.
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by Woofles 8y ago
Maybe I'm alone here, but I feel like pay per article is going to discourage readership. It now takes the one time decision (aka signing up for the subscription) and makes it into a decision that happens every time you open the site. T
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by Woofles 8y ago
/r/neutralpolitics - It's not necessarily trying to be completely neutral, but it's trying to be factual and requires sources to be posted. /r/christianity usually has fairly high quality comments and conversat
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by Woofles 8y ago
This is definitely the way to handle reddit. I mostly stick to local sports subreddits and a few general interest subreddits (i.e. not /r/funny, /r/pics, etc) and I think reddit is a great tool. I think it's the sam
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by Woofles 9y ago
Checking hours of the business works well. The integration with Yelp has that done pretty well. I've actually been super impressed with Siri. You can have it call you an uber, get the leading scorer from your favorite hockey team, cont
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by Woofles 9y ago
The other model I found interesting is the Capital One Cafe. It's a Peet's inside, but they offer banking services and ATMs as well. They have plenty of space and outlets at every table, seemingly at the cost of your eyeballs on t
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by Woofles 9y ago
I think most jobs I applied to out of college had them. It is a good way to vet if someone can code before bringing them in for an interview and wasting a bunch of peoples' time. At my company we're currently struggling with not d
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by Woofles 9y ago
I'm fairly certain that given Target already has a hold of Minneapolis, there's no way they'd allow Amazon to move in on their turf.
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by Woofles 9y ago
Actually some banks (if not all, I only really know about my own case with BofA) have protections with debit as well. I left my debit card in an ATM in Peru and someone took it and tried to buy jewelry. They succeeded in two purchases befo
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by Woofles 9y ago
Anecdotal evidence, but my 6s (which I had the battery replaced a year ago under the iPhone 6s battery replacement program) was shutting down just last week when I would walk outside, even if it was at or above 50%. I'm really interest
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by Woofles 9y ago
I totally understand where you're coming from. I don't think I've played any games where it's made a large enough difference (in person or online). I also love the idea that it will resolve things correctly right away in
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by Woofles 9y ago
The main thing I've found about playing games not in real time is you are always able to min-max every move. Since I don't necessarily play every game to win (I try to win, but if I don't it's not a big deal) I enjoy the
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by Woofles 9y ago
My friend used to play games on Tabletop Simulator. It's a good way to play with friends who don't live near you, but beyond that it's definitely a worse experience than playing board games in person. I don't have any ex
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by Woofles 9y ago
HTTPS Everywhere: https://www.eff.org/https-everywhere Forces your browser to always use an HTTPS version of a site if available.

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