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stormcode

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    Comment #46706232

    Does it work? Absolutely. It just depends how you use it and what for. I had 12 legacy node apps running node 4, with jQuery front ends. Outdated dependencies and best practices al…

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    Comment #44430001

    > The FBI seized 137 laptops as a result of the raids. So close. 1200 more and it would have been epic.

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    Comment #42792722

    What's the symbology there?

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    Comment #41880776

    Love this app, the GitHub is easy to clone and modify as well. Used it for a game once.

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    Comment #38613607

    It sure does. That was an uncomfortable read. Lots of implications in that statement. Many of them ungood.

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    Comment #37346644

    ToastStunt is an actively developed fork of Stunt which is a fork of LambdaMOO. It's extended a lot of what LambdaMOO offered via patches, as well as adding a lot of new and much n…

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    Comment #37346629

    Great write up and very very true. The MUD I staff has a running joke (but also not a joke) that the first one of us to win the lottery will just pay everyone to admin it.

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    Comment #36925415

    In a way, yes. I vape instead of smoking. But it isn't the same. It's a different way to get nicotine, like dipping. And vaping was, AFAIK, more of a grass roots thing than a Big T…

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    Comment #36925389

    Very interesting. Thanks for sharing this.

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    Comment #36925298

    It's a little surprising to me that no company has come out with a 'healthier cigarette'. They could claim to do the acid washing and all the things mentioned in the article in the…

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    Comment #36017437

    Have you checked out ToastStunt at all? C++ fork of Stunr which is itself a fork of LambdaMOO.

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    Comment #35285078

    I dig the Hackers reference.

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    Comment #35256841

    Comparing Bard to Bing and GOT4 today. Bard was the worst of the bunch. Bing was actually the best overall. Not surprising since it's basically GPT4+Search context. Bard did do fai…

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    Comment #35227305

    I don't generally agree with this take. I also don't think allowing deploys on Friday and letting the team decide their risk/reward ratio is a bad thing. Teams should be empowered …

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    Comment #34472240

    https://www.mudverse.com/ is actively maintained.

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    Comment #34472221

    Grapevine is awesome. Good call-out.

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    Comment #34472211

    https://www.mudverse.com/

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    Comment #33678648

    I remember finding this BS on my phone and being pretty annoyed about it.

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    Comment #33605560

    I got flicked in the back of the head at a tourney a few weeks ago!

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    Comment #33605556

    Beginners are the most dangerous to fence against in my experience. They don't move like you expect, they flail and flourish and smack you in weird spots with the flat of the blade…

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    Comment #33588795

    The Greenway is a lovely addition to Boston. Used to spend lunches there eating from food trucks.

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    Comment #31881051

    You're saying Meta doesn't have the power to change politics? Where have you been since 2016.

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    Comment #31881049

    It sure works for me.

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    Comment #31819377

    Same here. It's shady AF.

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    Comment #30937818

    I worked at a digital agency for years. This is the most true thing I've read in ages. Every single point struck a nerve with me. I honestly wish I'd read and believed this before …