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eslachance
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About eslachance
I'm not quite a hacker, more of a programming nerd. Actually, I'm a technical writer who "translates" text from "programmer language" to "plain english", if you know what I mean. Hit me up at eslachance@gmail.com !
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Comment #44506073
So, if I were to try to convince you just how wrong you are, what I would do is start with a React project that uses React-Router v7 with the data routers, including the `loader`. …
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Comment #31828580
In the dev environment we had custom videos uploaded, and I often uploaded my own. Nice kittens and puppy videos and such. Still, the mindgeek office life was mostly the same as an…
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Comment #31828418
I've worked for Mindgeek in the past (left 2 years ago) and still had friends working there. Many dozens of employees were locked out of their accounts this morning, none of them k…
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Comment #20058165
I'm not sure if anything changed in a day, but I'm not getting that result at all (in fact, I'm not getting a "did you mean Chrome" either). The latter isn't explainable by me, but…
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Comment #15509359
We're sorry we didn't come up with it sooner, eh?
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Comment #15488460
I'll need to echo some of the other comments here - at work we're pretty much stuck with Skype for Business (aka "lync") because the voice system ties into it. When I suggested Dis…
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Comment #15488408
That's nice misinformation, mate. Discord makes money from Nitro, and they started off with a fairly large investor cushion which grew since launch. There is nothing in the ToS tha…
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Comment #9951660
Ironically, one of the reasons I'm extremely happy with my current bank is that it lets me save my password through Chrome on its online banking. Yes, I know that's no super secure…
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Comment #9950996
The way I see it, it's essentially because of frameworks and engines. For example in games, I've seen simple isometric games with very little graphic intensity build with huge game…
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Comment #7423862
About the last point about generating content, I think it's extremely likely that this leads us down the path of Voxels and Procedural Generation. Both those techniques together wo…
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Comment #4805367
There are already... kind of. the Terrafugia and the Pal-V are both flying cars, though not very sexy I'll admit.
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Comment #4773454
Personally I'm more than a little annoyed at their journal-type "quotes", especially because they put the quote directly under the paragraph they just quoted, so you're basically j…
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Comment #4699378
I foresee how the FPS aspect could come into play when dealing with pirates or aliens boarding the ship, for example. I hope he keeps that aspect of the game.
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Comment #4654966
I'm very happy to see that those who got the games were able to keep them. The conspiracy theorist in me thinks that maybe this was a marketing stunt, but Occam's Razor tells me it…
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Comment #4647903
No point in clicking unless you're subscribed to Scientific American.
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Comment #4645064
Now just to be clear: This is a complete load of bull. I don't think whomever wrote this article has an iota of understanding of evolution. But it's good for a laugh!
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Comment #4636686
Wait, being open and forward to strangers on the internet means I'm addicted? Well, that explains a lot...
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Comment #4601727
I think you got the wrong news item, buddy :P
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Comment #4598585
I think that was the point - an ironic title for a post that goes against the types of articles with exactly the same caracteristics.
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Comment #4583894
I'll confirm that this seems to be a case of people not knowing what the hell they did years ago... I looked at everything I had in my timeline, and there are only posts from peopl…
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Comment #4553818
"Destroys" is a much stronger word than what happens here, "Laughs at smartly" is probably better.
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Comment #4522374
... thus prompting hackers worldwide to quickly create a version of Linux that will run on the Clover Trail Atom processor. Just to piss them off.
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Comment #4521534
I've seen other minimalist blogging platforms and I have to admit this one seems a little more responsive (speed-wise), and truly simple to use while retaining the basic feature se…