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DDayMace
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Comment #49126953
yup there is no honor among thieves unfortunately
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Comment #49115431
It's good to have this feature, but it is still up to the individual developers to separate the PR work in a way that can be merged "all or some and in which order". It can make or…
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Comment #49092861
"For now, you can continue making your remaining monthly payments." Aww, thanks for the reminder Apple!
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Comment #48664779
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Comment #47712298
I much prefer gnome for multiple desktop switching and app switching in general. Seeing this article I know there are many on macos who agree!
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Comment #47460579
he's not really dead, one of his morning push-ups just launched him into a new universe.
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Comment #47282009
Wow a Nintendo lawsuit that doesn't bother me ;-)
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Comment #47281560
I think Libresprite is a fork of Aseprite from before it changed its license. In that context, maybe not a big deal.
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Comment #46705283
Great article
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Comment #41814876
So I'm sorry to hear about some of the problems with Linux font rendering in this article, it goes beyond my knowledge. I want to say though as a user, I have, between Linux, Mac a…
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Comment #41278484
I love ubuntu/linux for everything. Development, games under proton or classics via lutris, emulators or sourceports. It's just mecca. My "lesser" hardware performs better than Win…
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Comment #40444117
In French and German the word for engineer is "Ingenieur"
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Comment #39957148
This is a fine article, but it ends right when it starts to get good. I was totally ready for the less common knowledge or a juicy story. I am on Lutris a lot. It's awesome what ca…
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Comment #39803552
It seems like if the company did a bunch of A/B testing on a wide range of customers, they could figure out if such legacy customers were truly satisfied with the existing product,…
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Comment #39803543
Yes, that's a good strategy. Ask for permission rather than forgiveness. A former colleague and I did just that for awhile, and we were able to avoid the politics and fit the work …
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Comment #39801545
There's a lot of truth to this. Back when I was doing UI for a big bank, I urged them to cleanup their frontend technical debt and unify their interface into a more consistent mode…
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Comment #37070055
This article is way over the top to me. Eich shouldn't be discredited simply because he donated to some conservative cause once. A lot of companies do that to hedge their bets in D…
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Comment #35561344
Mary: Thank you, from the bottom of my heart!
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Comment #35319852
I think it really depends on the book, type of printing and its purpose. You might have a first edition you never open and read the kindle instead, have a cheap paperback for the b…
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Comment #35277265
Yes I think there is definitely a positive angle. Hollywood's influence has been protected in large part by union influences controlling access to bankable actors, among other reas…
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Comment #35274983
This could really help low budget games as well. One person could do all the animations for low-poly models with text based dialog or generated voices.
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Comment #34401958
SoCs, ARM especially, are the future I don't doubt. I am thankful Apple is pushing the industry to advance. But :-) until these kind of battery advancements trickle down to Linux a…
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Comment #34010868
Sublime is great! Ultra fast. I feel like VSCode will be as sluggish as Visual Studio eventually.