hifigi

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by hifigi 9y ago
Yes, to be sure, but seeing the difference between PS3 and PS4 is a sea change. It doesn’t really run “beautifully” on a PS3...It runs on a PS3. It functionally works as a different game. I watched an ex play through the whole game on PS3 (
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by hifigi 9y ago
I miss this even as an American. The old 8088 computers I grew up with had reverse-L enter keys.
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by hifigi 9y ago
Or you could just burn the hay.
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by hifigi 10y ago
I make no argument against what you've said except you used Valve as an "appeal to authority", when they have a vested interest in promoting Vulkan (since SteamOS is based on Linux). So of course they will be persuading dev
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by hifigi 10y ago
CS 235: Applied Robot Design for Non-Robot-Designers: How to Fix, Modify, Design, and Build Circa 2012-2013
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by hifigi 10y ago
In Washington state (King County), the mail-in ballots are placed inside a privacy "sleeve" that contains a signed statement on the outside that you autograph. If your signature matches the signature of your voter registration, th
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by hifigi 10y ago
This is eerily similar to my experience with Surface Pro 3. I absolutely love the hardware, with the conditional statement that it doesn't work as advertised most of the time. Forced updates broke functionality...and the actual hardwar
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by hifigi 10y ago
Everything Windows is so entrenched in eating its own dogfood, so it probably will never change. But what I wouldn't give for a ground-up POSIX-compliant Windows OS. It's stupid, it's unrealistic, but it would be so, so aweso
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by hifigi 13y ago
In the words of Henry Jones Sr. "I wrote it down so I wouldn't have to remember." Rote memory is fallible, fleeting and failing (in that order). Memorizing epic poetry is a noble cause, but even Plato would prefer to use th
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by hifigi 13y ago
or 'pal' as in exampal (sic)