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sperglord

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    Comment #13896519

    Dwarf Fortress is essentially reverse engineered with a third-party tool called dfhack. It hooks into the program and all of the mods and graphical tools use it as a middleman.

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    Comment #13896491

    The minute that happens the more accessible community version with polished graphics and interface will become the dominant one. Only dilettantes will play the original. The proble…

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    Comment #13795146

    In this thread a bunch of weirdos from San Francisco decide that your children don't really need computers. Only the elite priesthood that consists of them is eligible. Maybe you c…

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    Comment #13793878

    You're welcome to read more into my reply and usunderstand my point. I'm sorry to hear that you were diagnosed with autism.

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    Comment #13790669

    That sounds like a terrible model and I'm glad you don't have children

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    Comment #13790668

    Well it's probably for the best that hacker news is not in charge of teaching our children. They'd be learning go or rust or JavaScript instead of how to read books.

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    Comment #13790652

    The teachers and admins should not be the people administering equipment...

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    Comment #13783281

    There are many iPad MDM solutions to that problem. Apple s App Store can be disabled and replaced with a custom one, for example.

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    Comment #13783204

    The idea is that you're no longer constrained by planning around the use of a shared computer lab space. Instead, any activities that benefit from computer use can be used immediat…

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    Comment #13783059

    Education and a 1:1 program are vastly different usage models. You're not going to be able to take a Rasperry Pi, a monitor keyboard and mouse home with you in your backpack to do …

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    Comment #13754016

    He's not talking about creating a commercial venture that would necessitate thousands of devices. He's talking about an in-house project on the scale of dozens. Would contacting th…

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    Comment #13708036

    raises the question

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    Comment #13670187

    The first step is finding something that you can "curate" that hasn't been "curated" yet. It's all the rage these days.

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    Comment #13662037

    Why "sad," and not homage?

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    Comment #13661949

    It seems unkind to conflate the current business model of the company and the employees. Many people serve lifelong careers in the postal service honorably.

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    Comment #13644598

    Well, it's also a paid cloud service that hosts your data.

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    Comment #13622740

    We just switched from Github to Gitlab for our private repos. The choice (based upon cost alone) was between them and Bitbucket, and the professional way that this was handled and …

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    Comment #13580181

    Only if they look like cool cyberpunk googles.

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    Comment #13542440

    I think you're taking this too personally. The burden of proof is on you, the person suggesting a new idea to support it somehow. You're asking other people to do the work involved…

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    Comment #13524793

    What are you proposing as an alternative to a button? Gestures? Voice commands?

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    Comment #13524753

    I call this "the Dwarf Fortress UI paradigm." Yes, it's very fast to someone experienced with it. Yes, the learning curve is incredible. No, it will never change because the stakeh…

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    Comment #13517569

    On what are you basing that? I'm sure they've also read Jurassic Park.

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    Comment #13504200

    I was not aware the app did that. I'm a little disappointed in the service to learn about this.

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    Comment #13384091

    What browser you're using is not always a choice, or your choice is limited. In the workplace many users do not have local admin or the ability to install arbitrary browsers.