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LCDninja
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Comment #15813872
Seriously! I can’t even install 10.13.1 on my Mac Pro 2013 - computer acts like its bricked until rebooted a number of times (and when it finally boots we’re back at 10.13). This a…
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Comment #12917846
Use your skills to contribute to the renewable energy industry.
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Comment #11895717
> Unfortunately, there's no real place in the world for a highly technical business leader. I'm not sure I understand what you're saying here. As I understand it, the history of Si…
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Comment #11798723
Well put! - in my line of work it's a conflict between producing something impresses the majority, while at the same time prevents the minority from vomiting on the gear (touch-woo…
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Comment #11798110
>As to his anecdote - I stuck dozens of people in my dk2 and many were nauseous, myself included. It's all about the software. I've been developing DK2 based experiences for trade …
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Comment #11778660
What does your consulting business specialise in?
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Comment #11706159
I accidentally euthanised my father because I misunderstood the conversation I was having with a nurse. He had a stroke and was in intensive care, we were told he probably wouldn't…
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Comment #11702978
IMHO Markus Persson wasn't a "bedroom programmer" in the pejorative sense, he programmed as a professional for King.Com for four years before venturing into the land of indy dev. h…
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Comment #11473537
Got an original Broad arrow to trade? ;-)
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Comment #11473528
> If they had been assembled under license by a little-known NASA contracted-company in Illinois, would you still be as keen on it? Yes, the brand doesn't hold a lot of meaning for…
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Comment #11468135
>I've never understood why someone would buy a "watch" that doesn't display the time at all times. Neither did I, however I found over time I got used to it. p.s. Your photo looks …
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Comment #11468058
> nobody needs expensive watches, but the communicate that you have disposable income I respectfully disagree. Like all objects, watches hold different meanings to different people…
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Comment #11467901
I bought the Apple watch to experiment with WatchOS - however, now I find myself promoting / apologising to my friends that also have a keen interest in watches. It's all I wear th…
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Comment #11446124
A friend watched "That Sugar Film" and it had a profound effect - I'm told that it's very difficult to avoid sugar these days in processed food (especially in fat-free products). I…
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Comment #11430164
This is very cool... nice work! (p.s. to get the sword, just go into the black opening above your character at the beginning... I wasted way too much time to discover this)
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Comment #11415468
Many VR developers were alarmed by the Facebook purchase of Oculus for this very reason. Although, I can see from Facebooks perspective how tempting an always-on desktop service wo…
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Comment #11415131
Ugh. Prerequisites exclude EU developers. - You are a developer in the United States or Canada where the Development Edition will first be available.
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Comment #11415127
Thanks for the heads up - I'll check it out!
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Comment #11414935
In contrast to Vive, Gear & Oculus - I'm wondering if this might be an opportunity for business VR application developers? Depending on the capabilities of the device, there might …
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Comment #11414900
Nice! If you're interested in this kind of thing - this site: http://www.computerarcheology.com has a detailed disassembly of arcade Space Invaders( http://www.computerarcheology.c…
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Comment #11414871
A few years ago someone on the Mame forums released the full 68k source to Art of Fighting. Apparently the Neo Geo source code was hidden in a PC-Engine conversion of the game. Sin…
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Comment #11388218
Morbidly fascinating.... The reference to experimenting with "putting ads into the start menu" makes me wonder what the consumer business model for Windows 10 looks like?