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Pxl_Buzzard
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About Pxl_Buzzard
email: hn @ danieljost.com (without spaces)
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Comment #30641842
https://github.com/quenhus/uBlock-Origin-dev-filter is a pretty well maintained list specifically to block copycat developer sites.
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Comment #24544547
You're right that can happen in most cases, but look at Microsoft's recent acquistions: LinkedIn, GitHub, Xamarin, and game studios like Mojang, Double Fine, Obsidian, and inXile. …
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Comment #24288853
Tell them what exactly? That's a case of a developer not wanting to continue maintaining an app on the platform. And thankfully WINE and Proton are able to pick up the slack and ma…
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Comment #20752341
This appears to be a move to meet package managers halfway. Yes, tools like npm and go have great integration with git repositories, but others like NuGet still require a hosting s…
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Comment #19639632
No. So in his proposed system, we would define the procedure for making that information protected. The failure of our current government in this regard is that the default for any…
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Comment #17770659
My uncle in Kansas City runs a coffee shop that ran Starbucks of out business[1]. Starbucks brought coffee shops to the masses, but once people get hooked they generally like to su…
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Comment #17735122
In addition to the other responses, when I was developing a game / game engine we chose Awesomium to render the UI to improve modding capabilities. A lot more people are willing to…
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Comment #17560938
According to the article the bots are only doing random picks from a pool of 18 heroes for now. I imagine pick/ban will come with later iterations.
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Comment #15925097
Do you feel that you care about politics if you aren't making your voice heard by voting?
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Comment #15240352
There are a lot of factors that play into the speed (perceived and real) of an editor. Sublime is written in C, which is generally recognized as a performant language when used cor…
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Comment #14076465
I don't think it's fair to assume an ex-employee knows the details of the software licenses or where to find them. If he knows more concrete details (like a link to the license fil…
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Comment #13959394
Getting involved in the community of open source software is a good strategy. If you can prove your technical chops along with being friendly and open to giving and receiving feedb…
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Comment #13951210
Why would FedEx require users to enable Flash as "run always?" Is there really not a better solution available to simply whitelist their site or be given a pop-up in Chrome asking …
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Comment #13917355
Techmeme mostly has human curation and a little bit of automation, though it is hard to tell from the outside how much that factors in. Human curators also rename article titles to…
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Comment #12170930
A solution: everyone is sequentially numbered. Evens rotate left one round, odds rotate right the next round. That way everyone has to move the same amount (assuming an even number…
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Comment #12084261
That might be valid for most apps or services, but I don't think Facebook needs to worry about their app rating too much. It's almost a required app for most people. Not to mention…
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Comment #9607751
Definitely. The target specs[1] they announced are pretty beefy: NVIDIA GTX 970 / AMD 290 equivalent or greater, Intel i5-4590 equivalent or greater, and 8GB+ RAM. However, now tha…
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Comment #9607694
I think the problem is that they have "blockers" that aren't quick to solve, and in the meantime other areas of the company are doing all of what you said. Perceived blockers for a…
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Comment #9249583
I assume "composite views" -> "playlists." I have a 3,200 song playlist that takes 5-10 seconds to load, whereas it was <1 second prior to the latest update. Maybe it was caching a…
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Comment #8837393
You seem a bit confused as to what the target audience for this is - not unexpected given the single day the project has been online, but a topic worth discussing nonetheless. Your…
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Comment #8747267
Check out Notch's Twitch broadcast history[1]. Since Mojang was sold he has been playing a variety of games, but scroll down a bit and it mostly turns into live programming and Tea…
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Comment #8622239
Do you have the source or a video in action? This sounds hilarious.