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Comment #17179427
An attacker might potentially be able to get at your card details, since you need to enter them in order to buy stuff on the PS Store. Also, the PS4 has social media integration, s…
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Comment #16113513
Alternatively: It could be that Windows 10 has various performance optimisations that Windows 7 does not, and these have had to be undone as part of the fix. In other words: If the…
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Comment #14786443
I used to work as a software developer in the UK insurance industry, and I can tell you that we (and hence several of the insurers/brokers we dealt with) used OpenVMS. In contrast …
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Comment #14230663
To be fair, you can break down 絵文字 as: e = 絵 = Picture moji = 文字 = Characters ...so you could interpret "emojielog" as "Picture-Character Picture Log". (...the "Select a Emojie for…
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Comment #13695528
Related story: I put the game disc for the PS2 game "BCV: Battle Construction Vehicles" into my PC last year to see if there was anything interesting on it, and found several .h an…
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Comment #12889693
At first, I thought that this was referring to https://github.com/pencil2d/pencil
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Comment #12093017
> for the SVG to animate you'd need to use... CSS. Not strictly true; it's also possible to animate SVGs using ECMAScript or SMIL: https://www.w3.org/TR/SVG/animate.html
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Comment #11922122
At first, I assumed that this had something to do with http://www.yakyak.org/
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Comment #11821121
One problem I've run into is that the Javascript state isn't reset when Turbolinks pretend-reloads the page. This can lead to "interesting" bugs if setInterval() calls or websocket…
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Comment #11429850
There was also the PS2 version of Yabasic, which was included on the demo disc that came with the console. If I recall correctly, this was done to avoid some kind of tax on "entert…
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Comment #11428582
Confusingly, there's another project (a physics engine) with the same name: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tokamak_%28software%29
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Comment #11116447
Following in Mozilla's footsteps? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9061592
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Comment #10703367
This reminds me of the Xentax wiki: http://wiki.xentax.com/