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Reminds me of GOOG-411! Used to use that all the time back in the day before I got a smart phone. https://youtu.be/J937N9m-XtE?si=-rsbP3Nm6GRGpZGQ&t=185

"We have seen a flock of turkeys walk right along that fence on the outside, but I have also seen them jump high enough that they could easily land on the 4ft fence. Just 2 more feet of fence would stop all of this and give us the sense of security that we have every right to."

https://alpr.watch/m/WPv1PO

first the came for the turkeys...

> An important part of the premise of "Don't Be a Sucker" is that the Hungarian storyteller is an American citizen who followed all the necessary legal processes to gain citizenship.

An important part missing from your argument is a comparison of how difficult it was to gain citizenship then and now.

I made a daily game version of this https://rystaf.github.io/hinklepinkle/

I kinda wish the arrow keys defaulted to moving the highlighted portion and you had to hold shift to move them.

Reminds me of Yoshi's Cookie, but way cleaner. Great job!

The constant zooming is straight from a specific level in the game. The next level is similar and constantly zooms out. Those are the only two I've experience so far with that mechanic.

I recently discovered github publishes any of your registered ssh public keys at https://github.com/username.keys

I just started using Flym and I love it. You can also install it from F-Droid.

SmsMatrix works decently well. However it does not support MMS messages (group messages or pictures).

I'm seeing the same thing. All the embedded vimeo videos were either deleted or made private.

A chat app that randomly drops messages with no indication they are delivered. Call it General Chat.

> but then they got rid of the self-hosted version

What do you mean by this? Is this not the self hosted version?

https://www.atlassian.com/software/bamboo/download

This looks great! Though it seems funny to charge for a tool that makes it easier to copy other people's code.

Both are right. The original makes sense when using a mouse. The reversed makes sense on touch screens. I use both.

> Sure, you can report those players, but ultimately, someone has to review the games and I suspect this is quite impossible to achieve.

They don't have to review the games if one account has many reports of "Unsportsmanlike conduct".

All Chromebooks enrolled in Google Apps for Education are unable to be logged in to. Edit: Seems to be resolved.

Very relevant Ron Gilbert comic (gunshot sound warning) http://grumpygamer.com/grumpy_comic_5

If you're on Chrome it's as easy as right clicking the email field. The extension's called Easy disposable email address.

agreed. port DDR into javascript

Guess what movie he just did the soundtrack for!

Very relevant to the video game Sigils of Elohim http://store.steampowered.com/app/321480/

I thought that candy bar looked familiar https://twitter.com/notch/status/545729155359207426

It's their only product without its own domain name

https://atlas.hashicorp.com/

Incorrect http://xkcd.com/391/

I actually appreciate the sense of discovery in the way the rules are presented. It felt like someone was actually watching me play and stepping in once they saw I was stuck.

Here's a diff of the changes https://www.diffchecker.com/idjdre6n

How do we know that you're not William Shatner?

What do you think about adding a grade to each experience?

Someone who wants to be remembered.