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molesy
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Comment #40085631
You're probably thinking of WeChat? Which is owned by TenCent.
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Comment #37783640
> Can I dual stream to YouTube and twitch? Technically yes, but it's against Twitch's ToS as of June: https://help.twitch.tv/s/article/simulcasting-guidelines?lan...
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Comment #27071086
https://arxiv.org/abs/1110.1556
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Comment #26298149
Lars and most of the other original people in the LPMud scene were heavy BatMUD players. :)
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Comment #26298058
I'm actually surprised that I don't remember any turn-based elements from any of the many, many M*'s I played given the strong relation to traditional RPGs - the only big time-base…
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Comment #26297840
As one of the most annoying kids in the CD/LPMud scene I am likely still responsible for more MUDs being banned from InterMud than anyone else - I would wiz just about anywhere I c…
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Comment #26059534
Edit: xspdf.com is the evil site I mentioned earlier, not xpdfreader. Xpdf tools have been a lifesaver for ages. Thank you Derek et all!
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Comment #26022661
High five! You may win the Ann Arbor story thing. I think Andy (dros) is a Linux filesystem contributor working at NetApp. Definitely interesting stuff from many of the monkey.org …
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Comment #26022549
Yep! From birth to CHS graduation in 99, then moved to California with the Versity.com team who went on to found Stubhub and Twilio without me. A more Ann Arbor story there is not!…
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Comment #26022528
I don't know anything specifically about monkey.org but I went to high school with the user "dros" in the late 90's when local BBS's (Grex and M-Net) were still kind of cool and it…
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Comment #20079360
Quoting https://docs.aws.amazon.com/general/latest/gr/rande.html "Some services, such as IAM, do not support Regions; therefore, their endpoints do not include a Region." There was…
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Comment #19062440
Most jurisdictions (US and otherwise) have moved to Electronic Death Registration Systems. There was a fun Defcon talk about "killing" people with them a few years ago - https://ww…
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Comment #18797402
Take a look at SCORE (www.score.org) and EO (eonetwork.org)
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Comment #9547137
https://code.visualstudio.com/#alt-downloads I mean it's not everything, give them a little time though.
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Comment #6395808
You should do a little research into how this whole energy/technology/computing/internet stuff came to being. Steve Blank gives a good talk about the "Secret History of Silicon Val…
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Comment #5835902
Don't worry - you already are.
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Comment #5446953
Central's a good school. Good enough at least. Get any job you can in Ellensburg and find roommates. Apply, do things around campus, do anything you can to meet people and get out …
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Comment #5178057
oDesk, Elance and probably many others allow you to actually watch your developer as they work. It isn't for everyone, but it's pretty powerful when you're getting over initial tru…
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Comment #3929720
The FBI wants to catch "criminals", and they like easy backdoors. The NSA is the one interested in mass-surveilance and they usually are very good at collecting information with li…
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Comment #3929191
Lots of great responses here but I wanted to add mine since this is something all of us non-degree'ers reflect on a lot. There's the first insight - it comes up a lot over the year…
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Comment #3753658
Great to see FUD alive and well on HN. Take a look at http://www.mmaglobal.com/bestpractices.pdf - if there is a service billing your phone directly that doesn't comply, they are i…
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Comment #3605715
Just to reiterate, it really hurts to see so many people saying "have your ID ready". From the very moment an officer pulls you over they will be anxiously watching your every move…
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Comment #3298625
Chromium is open source. Chrome is mostly open source. Both send a significant amount of data to either Google or your default search provider by default unless you tell them not t…
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Comment #3272643
"We" looks like a bunch of Twilio people. Jeff, it might speed things up to bring on Joe Stump as the next Y! CEO - he's applied in the past so they're already familiar with his st…