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by 83457 11y ago
The answer is: No.
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by 83457 11y ago
anyone know how this compares to mikrotik's router which was recommended to me and I have in my cart about to purchase? http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00BGIXOHQ any suggestion on docsis3 modem?
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by 83457 11y ago
They should sit every government official down and make them watch Mr. Robot to scare the crap out of them on cybersecurity
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by 83457 12y ago
I seem to recall them saying a few years ago that they were not going that way for a reason. That they are opting for an intelligent protocol/driver approach instead so that there is more control over how data is passed and error handl
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by 83457 12y ago
My wife was a psychology major at Marymount University like 15 years ago and I joined her for a talk by a researcher who was promoting the idea that vitamin deficiencies affected mental illness. It has been a long time so I don't remem
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by 83457 12y ago
Would clojure fare better now?
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by 83457 12y ago
Reminds me of when Word came out and had various WYSIWIG bugs so many stayed with WordPerfect for reveal codes.
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by 83457 12y ago
There is actually a discipline of medicine dedicated to researching and promoting the use of placebos to cure ailments called homeopathy.
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by 83457 12y ago
you are incorrect
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by 83457 12y ago
the article states that if you can't comfortably pass due to narrow roads and such then you slow to a safe speed
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by 83457 12y ago
I think your mirror will survive the shock of such a harrowing maneuver for the seconds it takes to pass a bicyclist.
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by 83457 12y ago
Sounds like there is either more to this or this is a strategy. I'm guessing they would like to sell but can't do to possibly of being sued by Twitter over their name. Not so much that Twitpic can't continue but they can&#x27
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Quake strafe jumping explained with vector diagrams(funender.com)
2 points by 83457 12y ago|0 comments
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by 83457 12y ago
Dreamcast was the first console with online gaming capabilities built-in. In my experience the big thing that held online play back was that it shipped with a modem and the broadband adapter (bba) release was delayed. The console was discon
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Moband, Dreamcast Modem to Broadband Replacement(assemblergames.com)
1 points by 83457 12y ago|1 comments
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by 83457 12y ago
Can someone explain to me if this is just the online gaming culture intruding on the professional game dev industry or actual industry professionals making comments like this? I have been heavy into CSGO this year and rarely does a match go
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by 83457 13y ago
April Fools?
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by 83457 13y ago
I always thought more games should have used the gamecube shoulder buttons' feature. Analog and then a click before the bottom which allows it to be used for subtle followed by accurate/sudden actions. I can only think of two game
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by 83457 13y ago
Yep, I have watched most of Hugo in RiftMax theater. The resolution is of course low but the 3d effect I get in the Rift is much better than I have ever felt in a real theater.
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by 83457 13y ago
They weighed the cost of having variations during manufacturing and installing larger batteries after the car has already been delivered or resold and decided that it would be cheaper and give the car a higher resale value if the battery ca
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by 83457 13y ago
No mention of CFScript
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by 83457 13y ago
I haven't followed this at all but if I were them I'd push to be the best Rift/STEM based sword game available when those launch in the next year or two. Maybe look at iRacing as an example of building of a subscription based
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STEM System – wireless successor to Hydra controllers(kickstarter.com)
4 points by 83457 13y ago|0 comments
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by 83457 13y ago
Check out the Rift game/demo called Crashland. It uses the Sixense Hydra controllers for 1-to-1 aiming and works surprisingly well. You turn the reference orientation of your body/view but otherwise you are looking around and aimi
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by 83457 13y ago
So the project manager and lead developer are hiding the work of multiple employees (division?) from from upper management? Many employees are getting payed for months of work to recreate a product--work that upper management would probably
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by 83457 13y ago
My guess is... Ramadan is a holy month for Muslims. Many terrorists are muslim. Terrorism increases around Ramadan. He is brown, many Muslims are brown, TSA on high alert for Muslims. He is setting off an explosives residue detector. Many
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by 83457 13y ago
To be fair, initially it was a portal to itself. As in AOL did not original provide internet access, heck it was pre-www days. When they added it making it part of the existing portal interface was logical for various reasons including redu
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by 83457 13y ago
If first time hearing about it then that thought may make sense. However Carmack is the person who launched Oculus into the media spotlight with his demo of the Rift at E3 last year. He was following a 3d hacker/enthusiasts forum, saw
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by 83457 13y ago
Security procedures for vendors hosting websites for Members of Congress apparently require them to look for sql injection attacks and redirect to 404 if they think one was found. The result appears to be that many just keep a list of keywo
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by 83457 13y ago
Does anyone know if this is a shooting optional stealth game? In other words, essentially still playable with this restriction?

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