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buddycasino

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    Comment #4861153

    Care to elaborate? I think Amazon does it similarly, so what's so baroque about it?

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    Comment #4858291

    Nice! It fixes most annoyances of the original Dune II, e.g. you can use your right mouse button to order units to move somewhere, and there is finally a production queue.

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    Comment #4710329

    Nearly crashed my system by eating up all of the memory (Firefox), runs nice in Chrome though.

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    Comment #4630222

    It was clumsy, but worked well enough for me. Any idea what library is being used?

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    Comment #3961959

    This. So very much this.

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    Comment #3605294

    Thats the typical Oliver Samwer / Rocket Internet style, and thats the culture where those assholes come from. Sad, really, but somehow, this feels very german to me.

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    Comment #1451744

    The name of said language being "Plankalkül" . Which is the best name for a programming language. Ever. ("Plan Calculus" doesn't quite capture it)

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    Comment #1420038

    Nice one, I like it.

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    Comment #1419999

    Hell yeah! While there are some nice looking Notebooks, PC cases are especially awful. What puzzles me is that this is even true for 300$+ aluminium pc cases specificaly made to pl…

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    Comment #1380327

    Watched the screencast. First thought when I saw 'SomeClass extends Controller': this will be hard to evolve. Tapestry 5 has done away with this and does not require interfaces or …

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    Comment #1363635

    Maybe thats why Google develops native client: http://code.google.com/p/nativeclient/ Still looks pretty alpha.

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    Comment #1252254

    Unfortunately, there's nothing funny to see here, please move along.

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    Comment #1204132

    May I ask what you new career is?

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    Comment #1166586

    This is exactly why I think Scala is the JVMs C++: a powerful, but highly complex language with every feature imaginable crammed into it. I think it was Gilad Bracha that remarked …

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    Comment #1003063

    Exactly, like game developers starting to write their 3D engine in Lua. I don't get it.