1ris

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by 1ris 13y ago
You are so scientific you don't even bother to reason about cause and effect.
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by 1ris 13y ago
It's like you worked hard, and then somebody pays you to stop trying.
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by 1ris 13y ago
If oculus would have done this i would have had a way more respect for them.
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by 1ris 13y ago
There is the tor browser that is this a Firefox that respects privacy.
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by 1ris 13y ago
Why should they?
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by 1ris 13y ago
IMO Systemd is such a hot topic because it is written by Poettering. He has a reputation of writing/being responsible for borderline broken software (PulseAudio and Networkmanager still crash on my brand new Ubuntu) and being an asshol
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by 1ris 13y ago
Stop posting this xkcd. Seriously. It's not funny, it's not witty, it's old as hell and it does not make sense.
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by 1ris 13y ago
For VR you want 120 Hz, to avoid motion sickness and you need 2 images.
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by 1ris 13y ago
Python 2.7 is still dead. >Short version: Python 2.x is legacy, Python 3.x is the present and future of the language >Python 3.0 was released in 2008. [6 years ago] The final 2.x version 2.7 release came out in mid-2010 [4 years ago],
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by 1ris 13y ago
>Requires python 2.7 Why? It's dead, accept it.
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by 1ris 13y ago
That didn't happen in my world. The iPhone was always small. Even when it was new the competitors where bigger. The HD2 had a 4.7" display, the iphone had a 3.5". I got a Nexus One, with a sightly larger display and i conside
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by 1ris 13y ago
recent versions of x264 do use GPU hardware via OpenCL, but the performance gain is questionable. http://www.planet3dnow.de/vbulletin/showthread.php/406096-Be...
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by 1ris 13y ago
Because I had the Linux knowledge. But for the average user, that (x)ubuntu aims at, this is a unsolvable problem.
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by 1ris 13y ago
I can confirm this. Installing Xubuntu quantal took me almost a day and I had to do it more or less manually. If i had used debootstrap right from the start it would have been a way easier. The installer crashed multiple times at different
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by 1ris 13y ago
I did expect that. But given the old FPGA: Would you have gotten significantly better results if you would have had a i7 back in 1995? I'm not talking about getting it done faster, but getting it better.
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by 1ris 13y ago
Considering that the synthesis is a PN-hard problem (I think so?), how much better is your 1995 design in a 1995 FPGA synthesized with a 2014 CPU compared with a 1995 CPU? Is there a huge difference?
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by 1ris 13y ago
I'm not even sure if there is such a thing in japan. In my perception class action lawsuits always have been a us-anomaly.
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by 1ris 13y ago
As a investor who get's the money, i'd be that too. But if you bought a dev kit and invested money and time to develop for that platform this is about the worst possible news.
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by 1ris 13y ago
It's emotional, but common, what is the proper reaction if one of the greats thing is bought by one of the worst? The only scenario worse than this i can image is Oracle. How would you feel if SpaceX, if you invested in it's techn
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by 1ris 13y ago
That's exactly how i feel. I couldn't wait till i release, now I just wait for a new OpenGL /Other pc graphic API version with vr support and chinese competitors, that will surely emerge within the next five years.
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by 1ris 13y ago
Maybe. I doubt facebook will be satisfied if they sell their Oculi (What's the plural?) like lg sells their monitors. I'm sure they sell it like samsung sells their phones: Full of stuff i do not want, deeply integrated into a eco
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by 1ris 13y ago
At last for me Oculus and Facebook where on opposite ends of the coolness scale. I wanted a Oculus so badly, and avoided facebook like the plague. I have the feeling facebooks spoils this. Instead of Half Life in vr i now expect "skype
563.
by 1ris 13y ago
There is something form the official tor blog. https://blog.torproject.org/blog/how-to-handle-millions-new-...
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by 1ris 13y ago
I wish i had your optimism.
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by 1ris 13y ago
No, I don't think so. Look at a bigger time frame: https://metrics.torproject.org/users.html?graph=userstats-re... There was a huge spike in Mid 2013, cause by a botnet that installed tor. Before there was almost not o
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by 1ris 13y ago
I misunderstood it as "global south".
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by 1ris 13y ago
Oh, for b) i know a bonmot. Sorry for the image. http://fettemama.org:6502/ed2499a7aa73df6dcefe95fbb649ece3
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by 1ris 13y ago
a) WTH? I hope you do not test your code in production. If you don't that feature (a ide that constantly compiles your code) is a common feature. b) Theorem: Leting your web designers program is a way worse than letting your programmer
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by 1ris 13y ago
I don't think it's even functional, as it lacks lambdas. It's just pure insane.
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by 1ris 13y ago
Right from random(4): >If you are unsure about whether you should use /dev/random or /dev/urandom, then probably you want to use the latter. As a general rule, /dev/urandom should be used for everything

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