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danatkinson
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Comment #47573313
Agile tariffs really only make sense if you have batteries. That way you can ride out the peaks by running off power generated in the troughs.
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Comment #12730912
I agree. I don't think the point is that generated content is boring, but that HG's generated content depth was quite shallow. As stated in the article, if they doubled the size of…
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Comment #12711255
Poor business model: I refer to their freemium offering which is poor compared to competitors. Security: If you think that's a judgement call, fine, if you think that the dropbox h…
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Comment #12710140
That's a good question/point and suggests a lack of education of its users of alternatives which are cheaper/better/more reliable.
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Comment #12709852
I'm struggling to understand why. It has a very poor business model, security issues and the storage for the price just doesn't add up. Google Drive or iCloud are far easier to set…
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Comment #11806119
Psychic mode is/was amazing. I used to love freaking people out when I saw the 'You feel a disturbance in the force...' message and quickly type 'Hi!'.
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Comment #11151541
I can't imagine any sane person actually blames him for his work and not the company that decides to put one developer in charge of writing such an important game in such a short s…
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Comment #9560066
It only lasts for a few seconds? What happens afterwards?
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Comment #9347081
As an FYI, the Chromium bug has now been unrestricted for public viewing - https://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=437642
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Comment #8826588
An impressive demo, but I'd like to see this being done with photos of varying quality and see how the performance fairs. I've got a Chrome extension that I could probably use this…
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Comment #8826578
This is not new information though. Every page on the QuicksBlog contains the sponsorship information at the bottom of the page.
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Comment #8618546
Actually, it is. It's in the readme on the first line! :)
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Comment #8618540
I think it's probably from Greek mythology. Ponos was the God of hard labour - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ponos
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Comment #8532339
Way to go, Tim! It's a shame that he had to 'come out', but I hope that being the CEO of one of the world's biggest companies will help the LGBT cause.
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Comment #8466544
I think this is definitely a more accurate representation of the joke. Although maybe drop one of the words. :)
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Comment #8388724
I agree that living conditions will undoubtedly be hard at first, but will only improve from there. The first humans to live on Mars will almost certainly already have gone through…
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Comment #8388590
Why do you think it'll be hard? I'm not saying it's going to be easy, but what difficult challenges to survival do you specifically think they'll struggle to overcome?
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Comment #8131917
It's odd but sex is not mentioned even once as a legitimate release.
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Comment #7975620
Your comment makes the fallacious assumption that all sex workers are breaking the law. The law on prostitution is VASTLY different between countries and states.
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Comment #7873046
Is there a test suite/page for the will-change property in order to gauge vendor compliance?
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Comment #7824274
Needs a tl;dr. Clearly my attention span is shot on a Friday night. :(
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Comment #7380405
Brilliant game! I got pretty close, but even the AI managged to fail just a few moves before the completion. :( http://i.imgur.com/F2ldDAS.png
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Comment #7360589
Not using version control in a development environment would be reckless. If you hate version control, you're either a bad developer, or you're using the wrong system.
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Comment #7189800
It's a shame that they're not producing valid HTML.