Avery3R

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by Avery3R 5y ago
Yes, valve did this with their "trust score" in cs:go
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by Avery3R 5y ago
Also singularity, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Singularity_(operating_system)
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by Avery3R 5y ago
Aren't they already trying that with the nebula/curiositystream thing they advertise endlessly?
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by Avery3R 5y ago
I haven't tested up to more modern versions but explorer at least up to Vista had an ftp client built in, albeit not a very good one. Edit: Just tested on Win 10 1809, ftp support is still built-in to file explorer.
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by Avery3R 5y ago
If you middle clicked the view in same tab button it would open the link in a background tab instead of the same one.
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by Avery3R 5y ago
"smtp": { "error": { "type": "SmtpError", "message": "permanent: The host name specified in HELO does not match IP address." } their server is misconfig
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by Avery3R 5y ago
> outlook always cost money outlook express was free on xp
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by Avery3R 5y ago
That gigantic sticky header that serves no real purpose is so ugly.
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by Avery3R 5y ago
I wouldn't call vs code an IDE, it's closer to a text editor
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Clean Slate by Conspiracy – A 4.5 minute animation in a 64kB exe(pouet.net)
1 points by Avery3R 6y ago|0 comments
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by Avery3R 6y ago
That's just the copyright line. It was created in 2018
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by Avery3R 6y ago
probably just forgot to be unprivated. The blog post was published today
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by Avery3R 6y ago
Wired headphones use an electromagnet to move the speaker too, they create EMFs just as powerful...
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by Avery3R 6y ago
Nah, it just looks like microsoft's usual hungarian notation https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/stg/coding-st...
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by Avery3R 6y ago
In a multi-user system using DPAPI [1] on windows protects secrets from other users, even if the disk is not encrypted. Secrets are encrypted with the user's password. [1]: https://web.archive.org/web/2020083020383
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by Avery3R 6y ago
This post is about a windows app...
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by Avery3R 6y ago
It just reads the history file off of the disk directly
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by Avery3R 6y ago
I don't know what the best practice for doing this would be but I would change the default shell from explorer to mstsc (the terminal services/remote desktop client) and disable task manager and internet explorer. I don't thi
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by Avery3R 6y ago
if your router does NAT it touches the tcp header
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by Avery3R 6y ago
isn't 500uA the limit for suspend mode? an unconfigured device can pull 100mA and a configured device can pull 500mA
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by Avery3R 6y ago
old.reddit and i.reddit work pretty well on mobile
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by Avery3R 6y ago
If you're logged in there's an option in user prefs to always use old.reddit, even on www.reddit
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by Avery3R 6y ago
> Unreal 4's source is available on GitHub if you pay $20/mo Unreal 4's source has been free to access for a while now. The $20/month thing was just when it first came out.
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by Avery3R 6y ago
They ask for it but you don't HAVE to present it. If you don't most airlines will ask you identity verification questions, similar to those you're asked when retrieving your credit report. If everything matches up your ticket
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by Avery3R 6y ago
This is unusable unless you're also using dark mode
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by Avery3R 6y ago
Yeah, windows has had 3 major flavors in its history. Win 1.x-3.x were just GUIs on top of DOS. Win9x was a true operating system with a kernel, but the kernel was still running on top of DOS. NT, what we have now, is a kernel that runs dir
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by Avery3R 6y ago
swiftkey
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by Avery3R 6y ago
Win+R -> ncpa.cpl
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Intel Goldmont Architecture Microcode(github.com)
4 points by Avery3R 6y ago|0 comments
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by Avery3R 6y ago
It works semantically too. You say the generation first, then the specific model within that generation.

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