This is how you do an April Fools joke

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Meteor 1.1: now supporting Microsoft Windows and MongoDB 3.0

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Your Developers Aren’t Bricklayers, They’re Writers

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Stanford just uploaded over 6 hours of lectures on games, design, development etc on YouTube.

http://bit.ly/1EURJ1C

Topics include:

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  Games Move Us - An Exploration of Design Innovations that Lead to Player Emotions

  
  


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  Play Design: SimCity, Simulation, and Geology

  
  


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  Biotic Games-Playing with Living Cells

  
  


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  Playing with Videogames. Superplayers, Glitch-Hunters and Codeminers

  
  


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  Aligning Game Design with Science

  
  


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  and more...

  
  

Saw these pop up on my youtube feed and thought I'd pass them along. I haven't watched them yet, but plan on it throughout the next week.

Edit: I made a playlist for the videos here: Stanford Game Lectures Playlist

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Just have to say it - having Bioshock Infinite on Linux is really amazing

Yes, port has some issues, yes, performance is not fully yet there, but I don't care that much as it allowed me to enjoy it without reboot to Windows. It looks amazing (with Ultra settings), especially some later parts of the story.

I have to say I kinda start to like porting choices developers and companies make - so far majority of those are games I wanted to play on LInux.

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What Happens When Apple Buys a Company You Depend On

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New fetch() API - JavaScript

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Develop your app on the browser with Nitrous.io

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10 Books Every Programmer Should Read

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Offline copy of StackOverflow and StackExchange sites in a local webserver (stackdump with pre-imported data).

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Does Broken Windows Theory Apply to Software?

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Github may be inaccessible today due to a DDoS attack by the Chinese government using Baidu

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Github under ongoing DDoS attack

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GitHub or Bitbucket?

I study CS, and one of my professors suggested I started using one of those for my homework projects. The thing is, I'd really like for my projects to be private (I know, I know, open source is love, open source is life, but this is my homework), and I can't find anywhere whether GitHub charges for private projects or not. Any suggestions? Thanks! Edit: grammar

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Pillars of Eternity is ready!

was one of the backers and just successfully started the game (needed very long to extract the data, but it seems this happens on all platforms.) I'm still in the title menu but everything smooth so far ;)

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Nuclide — a unified IDE from Facebook

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Today I open sourced my subreddit collage-generator app

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Replacing Photoshop With NSString

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Kotlin vs. Ceylon — Modern Programming Languages for a Modern JVM

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Java EE 7 Batch Processing and World of Warcraft

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Show me your .bashrc (or how you keep it organized)

Found this one on github

http://bit.ly/1BgWKzu

Definitely way neater than my mess of files scattered around my home directory

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If you're having traffic problems I feel bad for you son / I'm a traffic engineer and I made you a guide.

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StackOverflow bans one of its top contributors without warning over frivolous matter

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Bioshock Infinite is now live on Linux through Steam

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Odd Prime Number Generator Benchmark

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GUIdebook

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John Carmack: “I just dumped the C++ server I wrote for a new one in Racket”

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Windows 10 will be free for software pirates

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How And Why Swiftype Moved From EC2 To Real Hardware

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Stanford study shows success of different programming styles in CS class

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I don't love the single responsibility principle

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0 AD Alpha 18 Trailer

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Gogs, an alternative to Gitlab

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Why Are Geospatial Databases So Hard To Build? · J. Andrew Rogers

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Nancy Drew and the Case of the Slow Program

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How I built PackageIndex.com

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Don't Code With - A subreddit for negative articles about languages, libraries and frameworks. Please add content.

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Was that so hard, Maxis? [Cities Skylines panorama of huge region]

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Google to close Google Code open source project hosting

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The Lazy Analyst's Guide To Postgres JSON

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Why use Event Sourcing

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Self decrypting scripts using Bourne and gpg

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V8 Team: Strengthening Javascript

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Over 1000 Linux games now available on Steam

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Raytracing a black hole

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The Dangers of Intermediate Targets: 99%-ile Latency, Cholesterol, and IQ

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AAA game engines are all free - Are we still relevant?

The game development industry just got hit by a tidalwave of free. Unity 5, Unreal Engine 4 and Source 2 all give away their flagship product for free now. They’re all different brands of free, but who cares? The average game developer certainly won’t.

Which left us wondering: Are hobbyist-run open source game engines like jMonkeyEngine still relevant?

Full blog post: http://bit.ly/1A4QNow

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Next release of Chromium to drop support for Linux 3.16 kernels and earlier

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HP is trying to patent Continuous Delivery – here is how you can help block this madness

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The $5000 Compression Challenge

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Building a blog using Flask and AngularJS Part 1

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Popular torrenting software µTorrent has included an automatic cryptocoin-miner in their latest update.

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How to easily aggregate the favourites of other Flickr users?

A long time ago, using Yahoo pipes, I created a set of RSS feeds that pulled in the favourites of a couple of photographers whose style I admired.

It was quite a process setting it up, but it was an awesome way to be exposed to great new photographs and photographers.

I'd love to do it again and was wondering if anyone knew of an easier way to achieve something similar?

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Watch Linux Developers Shoot Laser Beams of Code Over Time 1991-2012

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Dell launches Ubuntu loaded machines across 500 stores in Latin America

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SUSE Studio-I highly recommend

Hi, this has probably been posted before, but I want to tell people who haven't found out about it. SUSE Studio is a custom builder for OpenSUSE, allowing you to customize things like graphics, installation packages, and backgrounds, among others. Find it here. I've built quite a few very nice systems, so I recommend you use it too. Have fun in your quest to build an awesome version of OpenSUSE easily!

BTW, I'm not trying to advertise, I just highly recommend the software, so sorry if it comes off differently. Have a nice day!

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Unreal Engine 4 available for free

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Comparing File system Performance In Virtual machines

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