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wkubiak
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About wkubiak
founder and developer at pineapple.works
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Comment #38629624
But Godot Engine "can do consoles" for a few years now. W4 Games isn't the first to provide a solution for this, nor will they be the last, due to Godot's MIT licensing.
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Comment #28325382
Problem: nothing is really confirmed, no source has been provided. People just assume it is, because of the poster's status in the Godot Engine community. There was a rumor going a…
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Comment #18938449
Would it be possible to work remotely from Europe?
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Comment #18935960
Always used it while ddveloping database connected apps in Eclipse. Never let me down.
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Comment #17500518
Quality/higher-end cassette players for playing generally lo-fi music? Something's wrong here. I mean, in the article one guy says that he managed to compress and put 3 songs onto …
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Comment #12777578
Thanks for this list. Am in the process of looking for contract work. One interesting thing is that most sites target freelancers as single people. What if I have a team of coders/…
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Comment #12760284
You can find a B&W laser printer/color scanner combo with duplex & wireless in the Brother 2500 series. Model 2560 IIRC.
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Comment #12742906
I wasn't familiar with it. Thanks for the link!
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Comment #12691734
That really depends on the bank's offer, amount to be converted, etc. A general question to a very specific case :)
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Comment #12682984
"Somehow the Americans don't like wire transfer in Euros" I'm really not surprised. It's the same with EU countries having to wire money to some non-euro currency. Why not setup a …
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Comment #12487856
Currently I get a 502 HTTP error when I try to enter the website, so it's supposedly broken.
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Comment #11421185
Location: Warsaw, Poland Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: C/C++, C#, Java, Obj-C, Swift, Python, Ruby, PHP, JS, SQL, and many others. Numerous frameworks, SDKs and…
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Comment #11025731
I think it's because those are the freshest stable versions the author could use? uClibc 0.9.33.2 by itself was released in 2012. I guess he had a reason for using the BuildRoot 20…
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Comment #11012418
Location: Warsaw, Poland Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: C/C++, C#, Java, Obj-C, Swift, Python, Ruby, PHP, JS, and many others. Always eager to learn something ne…
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Comment #11011357
From the text: "uClibc 0.9.33.2 (Buildroot 2015.02)" In all fairness, this can't be from mid-2014 if they used a library build from 2015.
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Comment #10988426
Is it always about the money? :)
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Comment #10988408
If any hacker wants to read up on the topic, I recommend the book "Uncommon Friends: Life with Thomas Edison, Henry Ford, Harvey Firestone, Alexis Carrel, and Charles Lindbergh" by…
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Comment #10980502
It really seems unlikely that the situation will change in your current workplace. Best to start searching for something more fitting to your wishes. Good luck!
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Comment #10952038
Simply great
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Comment #10842833
I managed to find jobs in my field just by sitting on IRC channels, like those specific to a platform or technology that I'm good at/currently using/can help others with. I guess i…
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Comment #10835552
Location: Warsaw, Poland Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: C/C++, C#, Java, Obj-C, Swift, Python, PHP, JS, many frameworks and libs. Website/portfolio: http://www.p…
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Comment #10337790
Setup a bit torrent client and help host ISOs for a multitude of open source projects (not only linux distros).
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