Aethaeryn
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It's called svbtle and the theme is part of a blog network. https://svbtle.com/
There's Lisp: [1] http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3830867 [2] http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3151751 [3] http://www.hnsearch.com/search#request/submissions&q=lis... There's just not enough Lisp.
> To be clear, your phrasing seems to present this as a novel > approach, though it is not. Obviously, the idea of a strategy game[a] in a browser is as old as web browsers themselves. I even played a few in the…
> The 'hanging out' part was key, and I am convinced that if > Blizzard could figure out a way for folks to sit down and play > cards or checkers or something it would be popular. The problem with Zynga is…
> I suspect because there just isn't a big enough market for games > of that nature. Maybe there is a handful of us out there. Maybe a > relatively small handful, but one that's willing to pay a fair >…
Please do not be a contrarian who buys ZNGA. You will probably lose money. They have 3,000 employees,[1] even though their business model revolves largely around cloning[a] games that are simple enough for very small…
You can also find out about the important changes from: C-h r m antinews RET This provides a changelog in the opposite direction, which is entertaining: For those users who live backwards in time, here is information…
What reference would you recommend instead?
I'm actually surprised by the lack of rigor in many of the sources I checked. It's obvious that b != 0 is necessary because otherwise you can't get results like line segments having an infinite number of points, and…
> A zero-length line segment is a point. The Wikipedia definition of a line segment says that it is bound by two endpoints.[1] It provides a reference to Planet Math that goes into specifics.[2] In this page, it is…
I think that the overall list of 'fastest companies to IPO' might be skewed by the dot-com bubble companies that were fast to IPO but failed soon afterwards thanks to having no real business model or income.
Your link is to blogspot.ca, this link is to blogspot.com.ar. To HN's software, they seem like two entirely different websites even though the content is identical.
> White on solid color is what basic metro tiles look like, though, and > the offenders are the parties who shove their faux-3D logo into the > tile without adapting it to the platform. Why didn't Microsoft…
It's not even the Windows XP-7 UI paradigm. Cosmetically, the look has been updated over the years, but the same fundamental elements have always been there: a start menu; a panel at the bottom with a start button, a…
Yes. They should have saved the start button and tried to keep familiar concepts that they could then later slowly phase out in future releases. One way that they could have gradually introduced Metro in a way that…
You can hold down Alt and then the Suspend button magically becomes Shutdown in the GNOME 3 shell's menu. Yes, it's not a very discoverable feature. You basically have to find out about it on the Internet somewhere.
> I am not entirely certain how to shut off an OS X computer either. Open up the terminal and type: sudo halt (NOTE: In Linux, OpenBSD, and FreeBSD, the man pages state that 'halt -p' should be used for a power off,…
They're missing a few languages. For instance, Quicklisp.[1] [1] http://www.quicklisp.org/beta/
I haven't had any issues with the multimonitors besides: - The Fedora defaults for background image stretches a 1920x1080 picture across what is effectively 3840x1080 pixels. There doesn't appear to be an elegant way to…
> It's not: https://extensions.gnome.org/ That's not user friendly customization: (1) When there's something that's called "Remove Accessibility" on the front page that's indicative of a broader problem. A tiny…
If you have to wait for a Linux desktop environment to improve over time into something that's fully usable, wait for a desktop other than GNOME 3's shell to improve. I have used Fedora and GNOME since Fedora Core 4,…
If there's a bubble, and it's related to the Facebook IPO, then why did Facebook lose 11% of its value on Monday?
For just the features, subscribe to broadcasts[1] rather than the entire blog.[2] I couldn't find a mention of this on the website itself; instead, I just guessed the URL and it seems to work. [1]…
I use Gmail, but I definitely get spam. I get false-positive spam all of the time (mailing lists I'm on have a decent chance of going to the spam box), and whenever a spammer has 'Google' in the email title, it has…
UPDATE: (140 minutes later) They are now officially sold out on Kickstarter. Other reports of them selling out were premature. This means that they sold out at 6:37 PM eastern time, 3:37 PM pacific, with 85,420 watches…