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ender1235
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Comment #42468268
The Japanese name makes it cool and fancy :).
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Comment #38286786
Watched that video. Very well done I’d say. But I think the point made in the video is that the one remotely consistent thing about the ear witness accounts was that very few heard…
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Comment #38015886
Sadly, I imagine this will come to discord as a nitro feature in the near future.
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Comment #37961983
Was looking for you lol.
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Comment #36982239
Remember when they use to say “Don’t be evil”?
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Comment #36579766
With this method you may also land upon future pharmaceutical names.
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Comment #36442754
How do you propose that the community protest the recent changes? If mods lock the sub then admins will open them back up, and select new moderators who will tow the reddit line. F…
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Comment #36160417
Location: North Carolina, US Remote: Open to all Willing to Relocate: Yes Technologies: Lua, Love2D, Python, Flask, Java, C#, ASP.NET C, Linux, Bash, Windows, Powershell, ~Rust Rés…
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Comment #36040382
This looks pretty good, when did you begin development of this?
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Comment #34108381
A little tangential to this but my favorite drawing program for sketching, Mischief, did this perfectly for art. Sadly the company shutdown and there are no more updates.
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Comment #33707650
An air purifier to help with some of the dust buildup.
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Comment #26410528
If anyone’s interested, there is a great book on this story entitled, “The Indifferent Stars Above”.
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Comment #25919715
Mischief, it was a fantastic vector illustration software with an infinite canvas that let you just jump straight into drawing. I still use my copy but I wish it had continued supp…
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Comment #22866138
Hi I took an amazing course in college that focused heavily on C. Do you have any recent examples of small side projects you’ve worked on using C?