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I like that 3.1 being Yak shaving.

Getting so deep into the fun of implementing, that you're playing and challenging yourself with more and more deeper aspects to what you're doing. Losing the forest for the trees and forgetting that you're here trying to eventually solve for 1&5

Re:Chiptune.app on Sunday July 16, 2023 @08:46AM (#36746380)
You can link directly to a song. When a song is playing, down the bottom, click the link icon.

Eg. Sonic 3 ice cap zone https://chiptune.app/?play=Sega%20Genesis%2FSonic%20the%20He...

Moving towards decentralised internet infrastructure such as https://ipfs.io could help with this. ISPs setting up IPFS caches for their customers could save a LOT of peering bandwidth.
Re:Htop explained on Friday December 02, 2016 @08:35PM (#13093718)
It can also me installed and run on the new "Ubuntu bash for Windows 10" from Microsoft, which uses the new "Windows subsystem for Linux"
Re:Bitcoin Is Dead, Long Live Bitcoin on Monday January 18, 2016 @08:53PM (#10928406)
Ethereum is addressing this. They made sure that the algorithm was bothering by memory bandwidth, to try and make it harder to create specialised ASIC hardware.
Re:IPFS Pics on Saturday October 24, 2015 @01:41AM (#10442594)
While we are sharing, this is what random threw up for me http://ipfs.pics/Qmcim5DzJSW7xpmonxALaEw9oVbhYM9RjqUhAjSws4F...
Re:The 1,000-hour rule (2009) on Tuesday August 19, 2014 @10:13PM (#8200817)
For anyone that is interested in picking up a language really quickly, I can highly recommend Fluenz http://fluenz.com/ I tried the Pimsleur audio lessons, but I am a visual learner. Fluenz structured things very easily. After 2 hours I could point and say I wanted items. 6 hours I could say I want to look at things and talk about other people. I'm at the 12 goes out lessons point and I can now go into shops and ask basic questions and know how to ask about prices. I'm doing this with just 1 hour every few days with the lessons.
Re:Diamonds Are Bullshit on Wednesday March 20, 2013 @08:40PM (#5411897)
Tthere is a popular company that sells "diamond simulants" http://www.secrets-shhh.com/

The prices are less than 1/4 of a "real" one, and they look much better (clearer, not cloudy, less imperfections).

Re:Do you have a secret? on Wednesday August 01, 2012 @10:04PM (#4326830)
In Australia, the government is trying to grant their security organisation (ASIO) permission to read citizens emails, monitor web behaviour, etc. There is a similar petition for Australians to sign http://www.getup.org.au/campaigns/privacy/protect-us-but-res...