_feda_

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by _feda_ 9y ago
Wow. Very nice job. Very intuitive. However, you should move the cube into the center of the screen, since that is the center of the players focus.
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by _feda_ 12y ago
Society can be pretty tolerant of eccentricity and a lack of personal hygiene when it's accompanied by genius. Look at Albert Einstein and even Richard Stallman.
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by _feda_ 12y ago
>It seems like sometimes I'd rather do anything other than what I'm actually suppose to do and what pays the bills, almost like a mental disorder. History is full of geniuses who weren't interested in paying the bills, to
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by _feda_ 12y ago
>Because computers got more computing power You're missing the essential component of artistic creativity.
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by _feda_ 13y ago
Wow what a great interface. Really great clean design and I like the fact that you've used two seperate btc exchanges. I think this tab will be pinned in my browser once I begin my new career as a bitcoin dealer on localbitcoins.com ;)
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A goodbye letter to living alone(medium.com)
1 points by _feda_ 13y ago|0 comments
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by _feda_ 13y ago
I agree with the sentiment of your post, but I don't think they "make acquiring and owning games easier" than piracy. In fact it's very easy to pirate gog games because of their anti-DRM stance so if a potential customer doesn't feel like p
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by _feda_ 13y ago
Mint never ceases to impress me. Mint 15 runs faster off of a live cd for me than ubuntu 12.04 LTS does natively. I presume this is something to do with unity and all the underlying bloat that is becoming more and more of a defining charact
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Woman creates 3D-printed portraits of strangers using their DNA(thisiscolossal.com)
1 points by _feda_ 13y ago|0 comments
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by _feda_ 13y ago
Could you direct me to some of this research you're citing? it seems really unlikely to me that dual monitors would have any kind of significant impact on productivity. in fact don't they encourage multi-tasking which tends to decrease prod
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by _feda_ 14y ago
Duck duck go has one up. http://www.ddg.gg
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Joy by Zadie Smith(nybooks.com)
1 points by _feda_ 14y ago|0 comments
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by _feda_ 14y ago
Brilliant post kas. I'm impressed by your loyalty and cogency. If the two of you ever considered having kids, there'd be a few things you'd do well to prepare for. I am the child of a severe manic-depressive/alcoholic. I can't begin to tell
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by _feda_ 14y ago
Oh, don't misunderstand me. Vim is complex alright, and like I say, it has a pretty steep learning curve, but it has just the right amount of complexity for it's purpose (in this case, quite a lot). Hence, an example of good design in my bo
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by _feda_ 14y ago
vim, too complex? you could say that about practically any CLI interface but it's merely a relatively steep learning curve, not a case of too much complexity. In fact vim is pretty concise and compact in terms of design
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by _feda_ 14y ago
Try surf from suckless for single-page, distraction free browsing. That and practically any other of the suckless tools; the standard of both design and execution with suckless is just out of this world, and when they say in their mission s
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by _feda_ 14y ago
I wouldn't recommend gentoo as a beginner's distro. Way to throw a newbie into the deep end and potentially alienate them to linux forever
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by _feda_ 14y ago
It's a potential point of conflict, but it's a pretty generic naming convention in my view and I'd be dissapointed to see that Zed has slapped a trademark on it. Even if he is building a brand around the name I don't see why he wouldn't be
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by _feda_ 14y ago
Keep in mind that art is most properly classified as a subset of communication, so in certain cases a very similar vocabulary will be used regarding them. You say the author is incorrect in implying that artistic expression may inhibit us,
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by _feda_ 14y ago
You're glossing over the author's solid point on the nature of design, that over-engineering can stifle creative input. In the example he provides, the users became distracted from the purely photographic form of communication by a text-bas
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by _feda_ 14y ago
take a gander at some art history. when photography was first introduced in France in the first half of the 1800s it sparked a longrunning debate concerning the medium's place amongst other art forms, or even whether it should be considered
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by _feda_ 14y ago
I think the song "Do you realize" by the same artist is even more apt. "do you realize / that everyone you know / someday / will die"
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by _feda_ 14y ago
Your logic doesn't stand up here. Why should you trust dostoyevsky's subjective understanding of god anymore than your own? Besides, dostoyevsky's best asset was his imagination, not his capacity for logic.
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by _feda_ 14y ago
as for technical blogs, the only ones I get consistently useful information from are: http://blog.sanctum.geek.nz/ , from which I've learnt a great deal about vim and also about some obscure but historically significant unix tools which ot
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by _feda_ 14y ago
I live in northern ireland where the state of mental health institutions is probably closer to eastern europe than it is to other western institutions (at least it is in my limited experience). Patients are usually prescribed a bunch of vag
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by _feda_ 14y ago
I think the post, generally, is accurate, but the author is giving a little too much slack to those who, according to him/her, don't live by default. For example, you could argue that Picasso "lived by default"; his father was a painter, an
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by _feda_ 14y ago
Do you mean to imply that work of art generally are less 'miraculous' than that of nature, are you speaking exclusively about beethoven?
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by _feda_ 14y ago
much appreciated. At the moment, being happy feels like the natural thing to do.
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by _feda_ 14y ago
my 16 yo sister died two weeks ago tommorow. when i saw her dead just minutes after she had died, the first corpse i'd ever seen, one the things that popped into my head was how happy i should be to be alive. she died from cystic fibrosis,
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by _feda_ 14y ago
derp. you're right, sometimes you'd think english wasn't my first language.

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