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__rvnykk
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Comment #25271244
Retro Gaming Mechanics Explained is a Youtube channel that covers these sorts of things. He did a great visual deep-dive into this topic a few months back: https://youtu.be/ataGotQ…
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Comment #22092983
I'd recommend anyone watch Becky's video¹ on the development, she had to basically redo it three times! Boss kept demanding more with less hardware. She's active on twitter too, I'…
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Comment #21288883
iirc Neovim has been trying to pretty much totally supplant Vimscript with Lua
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Comment #21182625
There is a keyboard for phones called FirstVoices, it's pretty nice. I've never had an issue displaying Syllabics on my phone, either There are a lot of converters (I'm making anot…
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Comment #21182479
Interesting, I thought they had already agreed on a standard a few years ago In any case, Syllabics are a very interesting writing system. I'm planning on doing an in-depth video a…
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Comment #21109041
Looks awesome, I signed up! I'll try it out over the next few days. Looks like it could have a lot of potential
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Comment #21044881
Phase 1 opened on the 14th, it's very nice so far
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Comment #21044853
Maybe it depends on the area but bikes definitely aren't welcome in my area. There are bike racks, but I mentioned in another comment they're not a good alternative. And certainly …
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Comment #21044836
Ottawa just finished the first Bus Rapid Transit to LRT conversion in the world[1]. It's only been a week or so, but it seems to be going quite well. I hope we can get some solid d…
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Comment #21044798
I'm not a huge fan of his arguments but I'd say he's saying more of the opposite, ie. "Light rail only advantages rich homeowners"
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Comment #21044767
The argument in the article seems to be mainly focused on gentrification, which is a huge can of worms, but I disagree with the implied notion that increasing the value of any land…