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abroncs
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Comment #9664245
Custom built high end PCs have problems getting 60fps at ultra with maxxed AA in some games. Literally nobody is expecting such performance from these machines.
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Comment #9661808
Of course it's not racism. You can absolutely discuss the negative aspects of a culture. This bending over backwards to be PC is truly absurd
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Comment #9562472
There are quite a few tenkeylenss or 60% boards that exist for this very reason.
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Comment #9417606
It has been proven in multiple studies that police dogs can be manipulated by their handlers, either by triggering them consciously or just by the fact that the dog picks up on the…
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Comment #9406512
This is headless.
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Comment #9393287
> no-one in the real world gives two hoots about #1 That's not true at all. I have plenty of non-technical people who chose to upgrade their laptops as time goes on, even if they d…
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Comment #9230665
Looks the same on an iPad.
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Comment #9129341
It's definitely the light. It's a black/blue dress but the sun makes it have a hint of gold.
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Comment #9066004
Daily Show/Colbert are so incredibly dumbed down and mainstream though. And South Park has the annoying tendency to reiterate its point throughout the episode.
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Comment #8989188
That may be true for the Bay Area, but it's different literally everywhere else. In Europe for instance Ruby is still quite rare compared to PHP and .NET. Also, Google trends is ha…
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Comment #8974657
Echoing what the sibling comment said, I have almost 300 games on Steam (at least half of those are indies) while 4-5 on mobile. And my mobile games are Threes, Monument Valley etc…
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Comment #8833270
It really isn't, not for professional (web) designer work at least. It might be ok for removing a couple of red eyes, but honestly the interface is so clunky it's just a PITA to us…
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Comment #8821739
Although I agree with what you are saying, this is hardly new. (And still disappointing IMO). Developers in the RoR community have a tendency to say that "Rails is very good for on…
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Comment #8807541
Site looks horrible on an iPad.
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Comment #8770213
Check out Spacemacs. It tries to be just this: Emacs with a lot of plugins out of the box, sane keyboard shortcuts and Evil integration if you want it.
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Comment #8756863
Not trying to troll, but it's seriously depressing how much time is wasted on this language.
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Comment #8749191
Good. You seem to favor form over functionality, nothing wrong with that. Emacs is the complete opposite of that.
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Comment #8662324
That's not true at all. I can find dozens of full length movies and hundreds of full length albums on YT, all uploaded illegally.
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Comment #8649782
> Javascript is superflous for 99.9% of websites. For web sites, yes. For web applications though (of which there are more every day), it's definitely not.
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Comment #8570265
That's a very reasonable approach actually.
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Comment #8477076
On the other end of the spectrum are people ( teenage girls mostly) who actually kill themselves from the relentless online harassment. Different people will react differently, jus…
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Comment #8476075
Very interesting read.
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Comment #8450832
That, or contribute to Neovim https://github.com/neovim/neovim
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Comment #8358544
I never bought a pro account because, like the OP says, I consider Dropbox for smaller things. 100 GB was too much then, and now 1TB is ridiculous. I would have liked a smaller tie…
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Comment #8313526
Can we start adding some context to these titles, please?