angrydev

7 ms·

31.
by angrydev 1y ago
A very real impact was that modders got hired for their work. So there are less around from that generation that made literally free games for fun.
32.
by angrydev 1y ago
Yeah I dabbled with the “competitive” play in 1.6 back in the day when it was finding matches on irc but most of my fun came from the communities I played with consistently. Maybe you can find these in some form but it’s not what most peopl
33.
by angrydev 1y ago
OP is just ragebait for nerds. How many articles have been published in the last 20 years about the issues with passwords? Now we're saying that the small chance some user ends up on bad-minecraft.com with a login form is actually wor
34.
by angrydev 1y ago
I agree that following the exercise too closely would dissuade many people from careers they would do fine in. Every job has toil. That being said it has some value but perhaps not much more than just a little critical thinking.
35.
by angrydev 1y ago
Greystar is a notoriously bad landlord and your personal anecdote does not change the data.
36.
by angrydev 1y ago
How about the speed of going from a powered off console to playing the actual game? Sleep mode helps with resuming on console, but god forbid you’re on a pc with a game that has anti cheat, or comped menus. You will sit there, sometimes for
37.
by angrydev 1y ago
Yeah, I switched a while ago and it’s has 0 impact on my browsing.
38.
by angrydev 1y ago
Sounds like you're close, well done! I can relate to no longer being fulfilled gaming. Satisfaction feels a lot more elusive for me these days, and gaming presents it so easily. I think that's why it's way harder now for me t
39.
by angrydev 1y ago
Thank you for sharing your experience. I think I am reaching a better understanding of my relationship with WoW and gaming in general with my free time. I think now I regard it as not addiction (since I'm really not forgoing anything &
40.
by angrydev 1y ago
I'm between jobs (burnout) and have found MMOs (Classic WoW) to be the only thing that makes sense anymore. What did you do to replace this and move on?
41.
by angrydev 1y ago
The EU knows exactly how the administration feels about them with regards to military support. The Signal thread makes all involved look extremely incompetent. I’m not seeing the advantage if this was planned.
42.
Zillow to Acquire Follow Up Boss Real Estate CRM(prnewswire.com)
2 points by angrydev 3y ago|1 comments
43.
by angrydev 3y ago
Bravo honestly
44.
by angrydev 3y ago
Terms of Service
45.
by angrydev 3y ago
This is hitting us today as well, and we gave up on Twilio to help us long ago. Our spend with them for 'personalized support' vs what we receive is almost infinite. Twilio is not in our future plans.
46.
by angrydev 3y ago
Interesting that the stickied post on https://startrek.website mentions they have a Patreon setup to help with hosting costs. > We’ve started a Patreon here: Patreon.com/treksite. There’s only one plan and it’s just $4.
47.
by angrydev 3y ago
Tend to agree with your final thought. The web is so different than it was in 2010, yes there are some promising newcomers but our expectations of a service are radically different in 2023. Also want to note there seems to be a general sent
48.
by angrydev 3y ago
https://archive.is/Dqwcd
49.
Small Businesses Face Big Tax Bills from Research-Deduction Change(wsj.com)
3 points by angrydev 3y ago|1 comments
50.
by angrydev 4y ago
Just curious which state was that where they had to give severance? I'm in a US state that does not require anything after termination.
51.
by angrydev 4y ago
Something to consider which no one has mentioned yet is the remote aspect of your work. Remote work is not going to provide the socialization you may be in dire need of if your hobbies are weed, tv and video games. Office life has many cons
52.
by angrydev 4y ago
I would say no, not really. If you build something and then never need to touch it again, well then it must be working perfectly and so there's no debt to pay off. However that is almost never the case. If you continuously work on the
53.
Dark Sky’s API, iOS app, and web app will all stop working next year(arstechnica.com)
6 points by angrydev 5y ago|1 comments
54.
by angrydev 5y ago
Fun Monday
55.
by angrydev 6y ago
> The tool should have been designed (IMO) as a consumer tool, either a kiosk at CVS/Walgreens/pharmacies to assist with OTC med selection or possibly as a website with ads/referrals. Sure but... would you really need any
56.
by angrydev 6y ago
I wonder who this is about
57.
by angrydev 6y ago
Impressive stuff, congrats to these three
58.
by angrydev 7y ago
We also use LastPass and it sucks so hard. Terrible UI, bad UX decisions, frequently breaks.
59.
by angrydev 7y ago
Why would they eat us rather than say enslave us or farm us for resources.
60.
by angrydev 7y ago
For anyone interested in the CarTalk collab, I found a video here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GywCgivT_no

More ›