72deluxe

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by 72deluxe 9y ago
Work in a startup? Just kidding!
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by 72deluxe 9y ago
Well I've never had that on Android here in the UK. I still have to ring my EE voicemail and listen to messages one by one. Thanks for the info.
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by 72deluxe 9y ago
But do they grow on btrees? Filesystem joke, hilarious I know
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by 72deluxe 9y ago
Even for "free" level accounts, there is no information on support or anything if you buy something like Drive storage. No info on termination, how to get support (leaving an entry on a rammed, replete and bursting forum is not su
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by 72deluxe 9y ago
And it didn't settle it - I would love to know if they went for C++. It's getting better and better. Of course, if they wrote it in Swift 1 they would have had pains migrating to 2 and 3, but if they wrote it in C++ then they woul
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by 72deluxe 9y ago
Sorry to be completely lost but what is "visual voicemail"? This is an odd term - almost as daft as "visual BASIC"
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by 72deluxe 9y ago
Hey I write memory safe C++ - do others not? Only ignoring RAII and move semantics will give you unsafe code.
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by 72deluxe 9y ago
I wonder if this is due to copying (to some extent) MacOS? I didn't realise how similar everything was until I used MacOS for a few years and then went back to GNOME - the behaviour of Nautilus and missing configuration options for par
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by 72deluxe 9y ago
Out of interest, which country did you move to? Sounds like a really great idea.
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by 72deluxe 9y ago
Yes back when using Linux, I used Meld a lot. I can recommend it - the directory comparison is good. Also KDiff3. Struggling to remember the other ones I used to try unfortunately.
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by 72deluxe 9y ago
For me, I found I did not need to do 3 way merges that often and opendiff's native UI fits in better than kdiff3 (for me). I think kdiff3 was Qt? Despite Trolltech's best efforts, Qt does not feel native on a Mac. This isn't
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by 72deluxe 9y ago
Was it difficult to get in?
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by 72deluxe 9y ago
Out of interest, what is wrong with Java? I found writing Android apps easy enough using Java. I am from a C++ background, so find all the C# and Java that I have to write quite simple, so I'd be intrigued to know what was "wrong&
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by 72deluxe 9y ago
I too had the Atrix, the Lapdock and the multimedia dock. It was a good device, just hampered by the lack of RAM, the dual core processor (which was a bit sluggish), and the hampered Linux desktop; I too hacked around with it to be able to
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by 72deluxe 9y ago
That amazing device with no internal storage thereby hampering its usage as a really great Linux device? Such a waste :-(
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by 72deluxe 10y ago
I tend to use native applications. They resize fine to a 16:9 screen - I think it is the web apps that insist on a certain layout (e.g. text in a column, huge areas of whitespace etc)?
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by 72deluxe 10y ago
Out of interest, how is it more educational? I had a fun time educating myself back in the day as I tried to get X to work with my video card. I jest! In all truth I suspect there are millions of system administrators who have never even us
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by 72deluxe 10y ago
Yep for me the lack of self-supporting screen has meant I hate using it - can't use it on my lap properly, can't use it on a desk because the screen is so physically tiny whilst the resolution is insanely high, causing me to run e
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by 72deluxe 10y ago
As I recall, this fabled Win32 converter created giant binaries? Or am I wrong? https://docs.microsoft.com/en-gb/windows/uwp/porting/desktop... Regarding mobile changing everything, I am not so sure tha
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by 72deluxe 10y ago
And on top of this it is still possible to buy laptops with a 1366x768 screen resolution. In 2017. It's insane.
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by 72deluxe 10y ago
I had a BBC Micro 10 years after they were being chucked in the bin. I was poor. Still, that BBC Basic manual and copies of Micro User were mighty helpful - the manual was excellent! I am sure you agree.
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by 72deluxe 10y ago
I wonder why 10S is faster than Pro? It can't be doing anything significantly different - perhaps some .NET runtime startup cache or bypassing many of the Win32 APIs regarding RPC? I am genuinely curious - ideas?
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by 72deluxe 10y ago
Is that Linux' fault though instead of the Dell itself? I mean, Mac OS has app nap and I noticed the difference on the same hardware after OSX 10.whatever introduced it (I got an hour extra battery life!). When I reboot the same hardwa
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by 72deluxe 10y ago
As a teenager I had a sweaty spotty face and armpits and stank, had a chronic hairdo, poor social skills etc. but I do not remember my hands being sweaty. Were yours? Thankfully I am past all that now, apart form the chronic hairdo, the spo
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by 72deluxe 10y ago
The Pixel line was impressive apart from the abysmal onboard storage. I would have considered one for a Linux laptop but the less-than-desktop-functionality OS (thereby reducing your expensive device to a glorified web browser) paired with
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by 72deluxe 10y ago
SQL Server is excellent, truly excellent. You have a bunch of excellent tools there with the profiler, query analyser and management studio in general. SQLite is good fun for embedded stuff. C# being slow with a DB sounds like someone was d
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by 72deluxe 10y ago
What does the S stand for in this instance? Scuppered? Slow? Substandard? Hopefully Speedy, Superior or Sublime. Reminds me of the RT version - Reduced Throughput
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by 72deluxe 10y ago
Ah the joy of roaming profiles where a user has a giant file on his desktop, gets bored waiting for his laptop to sync on shutdown or his battery runs out, and then turns the machine off. What happens to the profile in this situation? I say
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by 72deluxe 10y ago
I used to write a lot of SQL but now not so much so I am in the same situation where I forget everything. I suppose the only way to keep proficient in any of the languages we learn is to keep using them, either through a side project (if we
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by 72deluxe 10y ago
Couldn't you have designed your schema to have a playerProperties table with a playerId column, a key column and a value column? That'd be forever extensible and if you made the primary key a combination of playerId and key, you&#

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